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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1952
Page
2
A staged dental TV sketch features Dr Howie Hertz and patient Prentice Doakes in a chaotic studio routine. The duo pushes for ratings with antics and jokes about nerves, cables, and audience pez. The piece ends with political quips about dinner, public scandals, and a joking book title.
In a Senate Crime Committee session Kefauver details bootleg rings moving whiskey into dry states and a gambling network linked to World War II era rackets. He urges a permanent Federal Crime Commission, enhanced IRS action, anti gambling and liquor distribution reforms, and local crime commissions to fight organized crime.
New York report states 35 year old machinist David Ritchie was booked on grand larceny for allegedly stealing his mother-in-law's false teeth. He purportedly removed them from her mouth during an argument at his former apartment, where her daughter and Mrs Wood's three grandchildren lived.
Homemakers seek variety to please families with salads that can be prepared quickly or in advance. The article offers cottage cheese salads with orange rind and cherries, molded raisin salad, colorful fruit gelatin creations, and greens dressed with mayonnaise or French dressing. Includes serving tips and dessert-like fruit salads to pair with meals.
To arrange fruits in a gelatin mold place a thin layer of slightly thickened gelatin, chill with the fruits until firm, then add the next layer. Large molds should be prepared a day ahead to fully set, and unmold easily with a spatula around the edges.
A simple woodworking project is described with basic tools and a pattern, pattern numbers and price 25¢. Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York. It includes assembly and finishing steps and a sketch reference. Also short jokes about jail humor and census jokes appear in this split page item.
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