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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
64
A feature on how dressing defines salad character, from evaporated milk bases to varied mixes. Recipes include Steak House, Silhouette, Curry, and Monterey dressings with instructions, yields, and usage across greens, vegetables, seafood, meats, and fruit dishes.
The Independent Press Telegram announces an annual Cook Book Contest open to all. Mildred Flanary states three cash prizes will be awarded in each of 40 classifications with a grand prize chosen by a committee of home economists. Submissions must arrive by midnight July 22 and be mailed to Cook Book Contest Editor, 604 Pine Ave, Long Beach.
W L Myers of Long Beach serves as international president for 1962 63 of the National Office Management Association NOMA He joined the Long Beach Chapter in 1952 rising through posts to presidency He is national chairman for Area 14 and helps organize the Home Show with exhibits and a mink prize contest The event runs at the Sporty Arena daily with a public clinic and entertainment by Pearl Bailey
Danielson named manager and James Wilder assistant manager of the Long Beach main office of United States National Bank. Danielson, with 26 years in banking, has served as assistant manager since the office opened in November and is involved in local civic groups. Wilder, at the East Long Beach office for nine years, is active in several clubs and sits on the American Institute of Banking board of governors. Lee Swenson moves to Costa Mesa as manager there.
Harvard educator tells Chattanooga readers that the nation’s greatest need is awareness of educational improvement and public willingness to fund it. He emphasizes a collective responsibility to invest in better schooling. The message urges citizens and policymakers to recognize and support educational reform.
Harvard addressed the national forests United States in 1962 according to the graduating class. Dana M. Catton, admissions and placement officer in Boston, cited estimates from an American newsman. The figure notes 110 million visitors, an increase of about 8 million from 1961, reflecting attitudes toward education costs.
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