Chickens And Chuck Roast To Feature This Weekend
Prices for chicken and chuck roast are highlighted as major supermarkets advertise specials this weekend. The article notes a New York area price cut to the lowest since last December, with pork also trimmed in many areas. It previews rising chicken supplies, improving vegetable selections, and a broad range of fresh produce considered strong buys, plus a historical note on Justice Harold Hitz Burton.
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Associated Press
New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hearby Fields
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
California
Michigan
Valencia
Florida
Washington
Oregon
You Can Eat A Chicken Salad And Remain Thin
Gaynor Maddox reports a molded chicken salad recipe that yields about 140 calories per serving. The dish combines chicken, tomato, green pepper, gelatin, and condensed soup to form a light, low calorie luncheon option, with suggested accompaniments and a dinner plan including beef bouillon and rhubarb cream pie.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Markets
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel project on schedule nearing finish
Baltimore workers lowered another 300 feet of the harbor tunnel as six sections remain to be placed before December completion. J E Greiner Co said delays from the area strike will not derail the progress on the 130 million dollar project. The state roads commission expects toll operation and 12 million vehicles in year one.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
J. E. Greiner, Co
State Roads Commission
Bengal tiger Princess after Caesarean at Marsalis Zoo
Princess the 350 pound Bengal tiger at Marsalis Zoo recovered well from a Caesarean operation. She lost her two kittens but the procedure completed safely under zoo veterinarian Dr Jack Brundrett. Family Pet
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Dallas
Princess
Marsalis Zoo
Jack Brundrett
Zoo
Friendly Restaurant Fight Ends in Riot at Magistrate Court
In Philadelphia the Friendly Restaurant's crowd turned hostile after a cordial start. A police sergeant was beaten as bowls and salt shakers flew. Fourteen officers responded and six men were charged with disorderly conduct but later discharged by Magistrate M. Philip Freed. Also noted is a monument dedication for Cpl. James B. Gresham of Calhoun Kentucky, the first American soldier killed in World War I front lines.
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Philadelpha
M. Philip Freed
France
Cpl
James B. Gresham
Calhoun
Elevator shaft accident injures man at Gold Proof
In Louisville Kentucky, 64 year old Vick was struck by a descending lift at the Gold Proof facility. Hospital officials said he was seriously hurt after his head entered the shaft during the incident.
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Elevator Co
Louisville
Archie
Vick
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