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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1951
Page
13
Leftover Sunday chicken can become a creamy noodle dish called Chicken Finale 2. Simmer green pepper in butter until tender add condensed cream of chicken soup and cooked noodles with diced chicken. Heat ten minutes, garnish with green pepper rings and slivers of chicken, serves four. Variations include turkey or ham with hot buttered broccoli or peas and a celery olive relish.
The piece questions hysteria in the United States over wartime threats and asks why Britain and France remain calm while US officials discuss large scale defenses. It notes doubts about defending a 600 mile front with 50 divisions and criticizes Western European urgency in organizing defense west of the Elbe and Rhine. It references President Truman and proposed martial law ideas by governors.
By George Sokolsky argues for calm, questions Truman's approach, and warns of hysteria driving U S to burden Europe defense. He notes Stalin's 300 divisions and Europe by by passing threat, Ike Eisenhower, Acheson, and political maneuvering in Congress. He calls for full facts before action.
Cheju in Korea, once a masculine Eden, is now a refugee sanctuary and volatile frontier. Guerrilla uprisings haunt the rugged island as American units train Korean air force personnel and civil assistance teams work to keep Cheju town functioning amid a growing refugee population of about 31,000 in a total 75,000 inhabitants.
Refugees pour into Cheju Island, 80 miles off Korea, seeking safety as war advances. Black market rice costs surge from 10,000 won to double, inflation grows, and local families fear hardship as men worry about work and the future.
Branch Rickey executive VP and Pirates general manager will deliver talks at Ohio University Tuesday and Wednesday. A Stockdale native and Ohio Wesleyan graduate, he will be accompanied by John Galbreath Columbus realtor and Pirates president.
The conference tournament committee will meet February 17 in Buckhannon to draw up pairings for the annual basket ball tournament. The event is set for March 5 through 8 at West Virginia Wesleyan gym in Buckhannon.
The English stake race winner Lone Eagle will race in the Belair colors this winter at Hialeah. The news confirms a planned winter campaign for the victorious performer, highlighting a prestigious association with Belair and the upcoming engagement at the Florida track.
Indiana travels to challenge Illinois for sole possession of top Big Ten spot as the two 4-0 and 2-0 teams collide. Indiana relies on fast-breaking offense though slowed by Michigan State. Illinois blitzed Michigan, with Don Sunderlage scoring 18. Northwestern beat Iowa 73-70, Wisconsin edged Ohio State 74-67, Minnesota handled Purdue 78-55.
Youngstown Golden Gloves boxing tourney ends Friday night instead of January 26. Promoter Tom Carney limited the field to two sessions as the open division competition was dropped.
Lusty Louis a 10yearold gelding owned by Joseph Cauchon of Quebec won 29 consecutive races at Quebec Raceway in Canada in 1950.
Ohio State coach Floyd Stahl said the Buckeyes will reshuffle after a 74-67 loss to Wisconsin. Sophomores Bill Wilks Merrill Hatfield Tom Williams Jim Maher and Jack Jones impressed, showing more fight and scoring punch. He will decide starting berths after this week's practice before facing Northwestern at Evanston.
Sunbeam Bread edged a tough post office team 36-34 Saturday night on Gibbs floor. Lew Johnson led Sunbeam with 10 points, while Paul Harold and Stuart each scored 8 for the Post Office squad.
College basketball showcases seven undefeated squads led by Oklahoma A&M, Long Island University, St Bonaventure, and Columbia as top threats. Bradley and Duquesne endure shocks. Kentucky, North Carolina State, Illinois, Indiana, and others remain national powers midst big conference showdowns. Oklahoma A&M and LIU schedule key tests with St Louis and St Louis looming as rugged opponents.
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