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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
11
A guide to readying tasty social snacks for gatherings before or after meals. Includes tiered sandwich ideas with pumpernickel and rye bases, cheese spreads, and step by step assembly and chilling instructions for servings.
Lynn Chambers presents a snack and dip guide with a chicken chop suey meal and an array of dips. Recipes include blue cheese spread deviled ham dip dried beef dip avocado dip and spicy meat balls with cheese. Also includes snack ideas like bacon wrapped shrimp and salmon bites for pre dinner hors d oeuvres.
A longtime acquaintance who left hosiery to run a Nebraska horse ranch argues the Constitution grants individual opportunity and freedom. He cites John Pope and Quiz Kids, urges reading a brochure on the Constitution, calls for voting against Truman's policies, and critiques Republican stumble on unity and federal spending. The piece ends with a jab at the St. Lawrence waterway and ongoing national debate over economic plans.
The piece portrays Governor Earl Warren as a pragmatic, nonsectarian leader who appeals across parties. It notes his 1942 1946 and 1950 elections, his careful governance, and his thoughtful stance on issues from loyalty oaths to public health. It also mentions Texas politics and potential Eisenhower impact.
A psychologist cautions against over selling new foods to children and recommends parents model enjoyment to foster taste. He notes children resist when told something is good for them and cites group dynamics that push uniform thinking in small face to face groups.
Fragmented OCR notes show Governor Bob Kenny of California mingling with newsmen and a tentative push for a presidential run. The piece hints at Democratic vs Republican sentiment and mentions Warren as a rising front, with cagey replies from staffers about placing candidates.
The United States will organize a task force of heart disease patients under the Office of Defense Mobilization guided by the American Heart Association. The unit, possibly 1.5 million strong, aims to place handicapped workers in defense jobs by measuring work capacity and matching abilities to suitable tasks.
The life span averages 66 years and Vitamin A rich foods include liver oils carrots yellow squash sweet potatoes spinach and cabbage. Vitamin B deficiency brings constipation muscle pains poor appetite nervousness and a red tongue. Vitamin C deficiency can cause spongy swollen or bleeding gums and easy bleeding under the skin.
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