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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1951
Page
9
A simple dessert with a rich biscuit dough folds in blueberries either fresh or frozen. Rolled oats add nutty flavor and a light syrup seals the fruit. Roll dough, add berries, bake at 400 F for 25 to 30 minutes, then serve plain or with whipped cream.
Adam Stefan Cardinal Sapieha, 84, archbishop of Krakow and a longtime defender of church rights under Nazi occupation and Communist rule, died in Krakow after a long illness. His death leaves 49 of 70 cardinals in the College. He was a prominent figure among Poland's 22 million Catholics. Archbishop Stefan Wyszynski is expected to be named a cardinal at the next consistory.
A list notes that 32 prelates were elevated to cardinal at the 1946 Rome consistory. The subject is described as both prince of the church and prince by birthright.
An Ohio Grange faction formed the Ohio Grange Fraternity to curb the Grange insurance company. Ralph O. Brown of Hoytville was named chairman, aiming to return to founder principles of merit and education to recruit followers across districts including Leetonia Rockford Ironton Hamilton Cuyahoga Falls Napoleon and Hilliard.
Jewish Center on Center Rd between Cleveland Ave NW and Market Ave N announces three weeks of adult and child programs. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. ET featuring swimming instruction, water polo, beach sports, cookouts, picnics, a candy party, and a variety show. Joe Frankford details canoe trips on Portage Lakes and a Wooster agricultural station tour this week.
The Canton Red Cross urged public contributions to aid flood victims in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois. President Truman asked for 5 million more in addition to 25 million already approved by Congress. The relief effort serves 17000 in emergency shelters and feeds 42000 as it plans long term recovery.
The article discusses insects as both beneficial and harmful, noting pollination and honey production alongside disease spread by lice and mosquitoes. It reviews overviews of DDT’s impact, its role in reducing malaria and typhus, and summarizes safety precautions from a contemporary medical committee.
Fresh mushrooms washed and prepared with lemon butter, then broiled in caps placed on hot buttered toast. Stems sautéed in butter and served atop toast as a garnish. A tuna mushroom bake follows, combining mushrooms with tuna, cream sauce, and grated cheese baked until bubbly.
The piece answers five trivia questions. The minute hand passes the hour hand ten times from noon to midnight. About 57.5 percent of American men wear eyeglasses. Cape Alva in Washington state is the westernmost point. The cube root of 729 is nine. The one bone that has blood in it is the rib.
The Canton School of Practical Nursing and Allied Arts holds its second annual capping and graduation Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul E A B Church. Seventeen Canton area women receive caps and certificates. Helen Painter of Shadyside Hospital gives the address. Dr. Charles S. Greene presents certificates. Mrs. Robert Pence and Mrs. Russell Snyder present caps and pins.
A compact recipe card lists a menu of finnan haddie creamed with green peas parsley potatoes salad bread and butter and chocolate squares as dessert. Ingredients include unsweetened chocolate shortening sugar eggs self rising cake flour and walnuts. Method instructs melting chocolate with shortening then mixing in sugar eggs flour and nuts before baking at 325F for about 35 minutes and cutting into squares.
The eagle was adopted as the national emblem of the United States on June 20 1872 by the Continental Congress. Benjamin Franklin preferred the turkey, deeming the eagle too common for a national symbol.
In a bridge hand East overcalled sparsely in spades and, after two clubs, bid two hearts. North advanced to three clubs. West led queen of spades, South used a general directional play strategy. East won with king in diamonds, then returned a singleton trump as South avoided trumps, and the jack of clubs stayed on the table.
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