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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
8
A lively luncheon idea features large cream puffs filled with creamed chicken or turkey mixed with green pepper pimiento and ripe olives. Ham and eggs accompany the puffed treats with festive cling peaches glazed with honey and cloves broiled to a golden finish.
A compact guide notes browning garlic salt on both sides, then adding celery slices and onion with carrot slivers to build a flavorful vegetable mix. It also suggests snipping dried figs into oatmeal cookie dough and using maple flavoring for a tasty addition.
Guy Mitchell, born February 22, 1927 in Detroit, rises from singing families to a singing cowboy image. He travels from San Francisco to New York with radio and recording fame, tours Britain, stars on TV, and scores two million copies with My Heart Cried For You. He serves in the Navy during WWII and later meets manager Eddie Joy guiding his show business career.
A Washington analysis notes a shift in political atmosphere driven by defense budget cuts affecting research and development across armed forces and atomic energy. It highlights Republican and Democratic vulnerabilities, Eisenhower’s revised image on missiles, and growing unease over defense, inflation, stock market instability, and labor tensions ahead of January 1958 congress.
The discussion notes 1954-56 Commodity Credit Loans paid to bankers at rising skimmed rates to stay within the debt ceiling. Rural Electrification loans remained at 2 percent as rates rose, with calls to require agencies to pay treasury costs. It also states 13 banks sold 50.5 million in debentures at 5 percent to redeem 3.8 percent maturing debts. It mentions 20 cadets from South and Central American republics may attend West Point or Annapolis without guaranteed U.S. military appointments.
A mother faces the inevitable call to service as her son Timmy leaves home. She battles guilt and loneliness while Timmy and his father express pride in his coming manhood. Timmy returns briefly in tears, revealing the emotional cost of growing up and serving.
The World Outdoors highlights Jerkin-skirt pattern No. 1418 with a photo guide and needlework pattern No. 297 offering hood options and fur like fabrics. It praises duck hunting thrills from blinds to decoys and notes only six of the top ten percent of high school graduates attend college.
A Syracuse man Andy Cullen faced job insecurity while planning to marry. A self-help book on worry inspired a daily plan: diet light dinners, evening walks, positive thoughts, and focused task execution. Within a month his mood and work improved, earning praise from his boss. five years of marriage and two children followed.
The San Francisco Giants announced former All-American halfback and pitcher Paul Giel will wear a Giants uniform again when spring training opens in Phoenix Arizona. Giel signed in 1954 and posted a 4-4 record mostly in relief before entering the Army.
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