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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
1
A 1940s field office interview shows how old-age and survivors insurance protects families across generations. It notes 4.49 million people receive payments after fifteen years and explains benefit scales and future growth as earnings rise, illustrating social security’s reach and aging into a mature program.
Ken, injured with a broken leg, swears off rest on a resort porch while Gail worries about his safety. A squall drives him into a perilous boat trip. in a hazy dream or rescue scene, Gail appears to comfort him as he drifts toward danger.
The Naval Observatory maintains the world’s most precise clocks marking mean time. Daily variations in rate are measured to near zero, regulated by a sidereal sounder. Beats are so quiet microphones are needed to hear them.
Julius La Rosa, a Navy veteran turned singing hopeful, becomes a regular on Arthur Godfrey Time after a chance audition during leave at Pensacola. The story mirrors Hollywood odds as rising stars cross from radio to television with Dinah Shore already thriving on NBC.
The page lists across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial answers including Polea, Crowns,Send forth as rays, S shaped Tadding, Cubic meter, Heats, Thanks giving bird, Contend for, Abounding, Corolla of car, aloft, Organ of hearing, God of underworld, Maisten slightly, Skillful, Actor wearing away, Hawaiian bird, Skin tumor, Cut Into two parts, Net, Tapestry wall hanging, Jewish month, Wicked, Sown, Contest of speed, Shaped like a leaf, Dry, Placed measure, A lemon drink, Snee, Folia, Guide over, Bovine, Moslem Utle, Bedews, Wayward, Descendant of Shem, Pierce with, Head as a sword, Flantovule, Compliant, Affirmative, Little reply, Seed, Potassium legume nitrate.
A miscellaneous puzzle item lists “Last Week’s Answer” hints and cross references. It includes items numbered 39 to 43 with entries such as river in Yugoslavia and heroic and male sheep. The fragment hints at a wordplay puzzle section.
Wright A. Patterson surveys the 1952 contest, noting Truman’s possible third term and the Republican challenge led by Taft. He cites Taft’s Ohio victory, Eisenhower’s uncertain stance, MacArthur’s backing, and the political climate including labor and anti communism themes.
The piece argues that resolutions should be valued as a daily habit not just a New Year ritual. It emphasizes learning from mistakes, making mental promises to avoid repeating errors, and notes that persistent self critique leads to better outcomes.
The article explains that January is named after Janus the Roman god who sees the past and future. It notes that Romans added January and February to the original ten months, placing them before the old year and making January 1 the year's first day.
Historians claim Christopher Columbus marked New Year on January 1, 1498 while repairing ships on an island. The event allegedly involved a lavish meal with two monarchs and the first tobacco usage by the explorer of the Americas.
Dorothy Barclay advises shoppers to treat Uncle John’s Christmas generosity as Santa, urging post-holiday buys in New Year sales. She highlights Orlon and nylon clothing, noting Orlon’s warmth and moth resistance and nylon’s wind resistance, water repellency, and easy care for children’s snow suits.
Vista California reported a record month with 219 854 dollars in building permits for October. The total included 21 new single family homes 47 additions or alterations 16 private garages 12 barns or storage sheds 2 commercial buildings 3 commercial repairs and 5 duplexes.
Shakopee Volunteer Fire Department surpassed its $1,500 drive quota by $800, raising a final total of $2,839. The funds will buy four resuscitators stretchers first aid gear gas masks smoke extractors a boat and trailer for emergency operations.
Tender puddings should be covered with waxed paper while hot. Leftover meats can be sliced served hot or cold minced on toast diced in gravy or pies or used in casseroles omelets and more. If icing is stiff add hot water a drop at a time. For syrup grease the spoon first. Don’t throw sour milk away use in muffins gingerbread and pancakes.
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