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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1951

Page

16

Creamed Veal with Celery and Noodles Dish Idea

A frugal, hearty dish blends celery and onion in milk, then thickens with a butter flour paste before adding diced veal. Serve over tender noodles arranged in a ring, center filled with creamed meat and celery, garnished with celery leaves or parsley.

Four Rivals’ bid in Mississippi run off race

In Mississippi Aug 9 primary Hugh White led with 84,321 votes of 367,652. A runoff Aug 28 seems likely as no candidate secured a majority. Paul Johnson Jr. had 77,812, Sam Lumpkin 76,466, Ross Barnett 73,007 in the tight second place contest with about 20,000 votes left to tally.

White Mississippi Paul Johnson Jr Sam Lumpkin Ross Barnet

Ohio archeologist Clifford Anderson dies at 81

XENIA Ohio August 9 AP Clifford C Anderson 81 retired archeologist known for Pacific Northwest discoveries died yesterday in a local hospital Born in Lockland he founded a museum at Fort Ancient and led early excavations on the mound builders fort He wrote widely on mound builders and directed government excavations across the United States His widow Mary survives

Xenia Clifford C. Anderson Pacific Northwest Lockland Fort Ancient U.S Mary

Alphabet for Quechua writing devised by experts

A standardized Quechua alphabet has been devised and agreed upon by field experts, aiming to support consistent written communication of the ancient Inca language still widely used today. The development reflects collaboration among linguists and native speakers to codify pronunciation and spelling.

John Maxwell Named to Teach Upper Grades at Pleasant Hall

D C Egger county school superintendent announces John Maxwell will teach the upper grades at Pleasant Hall School. Maxwell previously taught at Clark and Benton high schools.

Holmes Millersburg John Maxwell Pleasant Hall School D. C. Egger Maxwell Clark Benton

Food Prices Stable For Latest Period

Retail food prices held steady from June 25 to July 15 per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Increases in chicken pork dairy and eggs were offset by declines in fats oils fruits vegetables lamb cereals and bakery goods. The July 15 index stood at 228.5 of the 1935 39 base, about 0.7 percent above June and 12 percent above June 1950. Meat poultry and fish rose 0.3 percent, driven by chicken and pork gains. beef veal unchanged. Also in Holmes County the selective service reports two preinduction physicals slated, no date yet set.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Millersburg Holmes County Selective Service Board C. T. Collins

Men Win Another Round In Fight for Equal Rights

In California, Governor Earl Warren signed a law allowing a husband to sue his wife for separate maintenance. Previously only women could file such suits, marking a notable shift toward gender equality in marital law.

Fight For Equal Rights Qaramento Calif California Earl Warren

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