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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
3
Step by step home pie recipe details a steak and onion filling with Spry fat, onion sauté, browning meat, simmering with water and Worcester sauce, adding potatoes, and a flaky pastry top. Bake at 450 F for 25 30 minutes, yields six servings. Includes dough steps for a tender, flaky crust.
The national leading passer from 1951 Klosterman signs with the Los Angeles Rams. The season centers on football but baseball opens April 13 1953 with Tallulah Bankhead a Giants fan causing friction with manager Lippy Durocher. Ollie Matson of the Chicago Cardinals is noted as a top fast back. White Sox hire Paul Richards to improve pitchers and rebuild a winning staff including Pierce Rogovin Dobson Grissom Dorish and Kretlow. North Carolina coach Carl Snavely switches to the split T formation. Mitchigh tallies 609 yards against Northwestern recently. Whitey Ford may leave the army soon.
The Cedar Rapids shooting and its aftermath are explored as a tragedy of youth. A murdered suitor, a murderer, and a traumatized girl frame a portrait of teens torn between primitive impulses and fragile civility in a small town setting.
Readers weigh the 1953 outlook with economists split between optimistic demand and cautious profit. Defense outlays may rise to 60 billion, home building around 960000, and tax changes could spur spending while social security buffers incomes. Critics warn of a downturn if war demand wanes and inventories rise.
A narrator notes how polite behavior masks vanity and self interest, showing a circle where genteel lies, feigned solicitude, and polished manners serve status. Rex embodies the hypocritical crave for prestige, hiding truths behind refined smiling and false concern.
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