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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
8
A vintage menu feature offers seasoned cabbage and beans recipes plus egg and beet pickles. It includes Tomatoes with Spinach, Eggplant Souffle, apple grape salad, and meat loaf with mashed potatoes. Helpful notes suggest using leftovers creatively and making dressings like tartar or Thousand Island.
Senator Estes Kefauver reports that prohibition spurred a nationwide crime syndicate which shifted from narcotics and white slavery to illegal gambling after the end of Prohibition. He notes gambling became a 17 billion dollar annual racket and quotes Commissioner James J. Carroll on its perceived necessity for certain criminals.
A reputation of Continental Press as a gambling wire service is scrutinized, detailing how Mickey McBride and Tom Kelly built a national racing news network that secretly fed illegal bookies, with Capone mob figures Guzik Accardo and Humphreys steering the syndicate. The Chicago slaying of James M. Ragen Jr. marked mob power, and later McBride repurchased Continental, while evidence suggested mob ties persisted in pricing and control.
A tip urges protecting milk from sunlight to preserve riboflavin and nutrients. A quip about a client with $50,000 to fight a case ends with the lawyer promising no prison, yet the client goes broke anyway.
Beauty experts hail Hazel Bishop lasting lipstick as revolutionary. It promises color on lips from morning to night, resisting transfer to glasses and china. Available at drug stores for $1.10 plus tax with satisfaction guaranteed.
In Lake Charles Louisiana five newspapermen including Thomas B Shearman publisher of the Lake Charles American Press face defamation charges against gamblers and parish officials. The case inflames public opinion and boosts the Peoples Action Group which opposes gambling and corruption. Senator Kefauver urged Louisiana citizens to defend the journalists and expose the gambling situation in the parish.
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