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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
6
The article offers easy to prepare salads to diversify menus. Cottage cheese with orange rind and maraschino cherries is highlighted, plus molded raisin and fruit gelatin salads. It provides steps for serving, garnishes, and tips on presentation to keep meals fresh and appealing.
New York federal judge Thomas F. Murphy will head President Truman’s non partisan cleanup commission to purge corruption from the administration before the election. The probe follows rapid postwar investigations into surplus war property five percenters tax fixing and RBI concerns. The plan aims to oust wrongdoers, though critics warn it could add fresh disclosures and GOP momentum.
John W. Gibson of the Displaced Persons Commission announced a revitalized program to process refugees with farm experience for sponsorship by American farmers. The move aligns with a projected summer peak in farm labor shortages and requires sponsors to guarantee a job housing inland transport and that the refugee will not be a public charge. Farmers seek information from the U S Displaced Persons Commission Washington D C.
Shopper's by Dorothy Barclay discusses diversifying meat choices beyond turkey for New Year meals. It notes broiler demand, rising hatchery production, and looming USDA forecasts of higher poultry supply, while promoting pork dishes like stuffed roast pork shoulder and pork and apple casserole as thrifty, satisfying options.
A three color iron on transfer enables instant use of a red black and green flower border. Apply to material for pockets coats tablecloths pillows curtains and more. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 400 and address pattern to Carol Curtis Box 920 Madison Square Station New York.
Madison county supervisors form a public relations committee and ask reporters covering meetings to show their notes. The chair says the request is not a formal demand and aims to ensure accurate reporting and inform the public about board work. Newsmen indicate limited cooperation to some extent.
Minden Louisiana Wooster Parish farmers stock new ponds with 30 000 hatchery raised bluegill bream. Twenty two farmers participate in pond building to ensure livestock water. Stocking completes next spring with 3 000 largemouth bass distributed.
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