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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1952
Page
2
New York reports nutrition expert Victor H. Lindlahr warns high food costs push housewives to rely on leftovers. He says this habit weakens health and energy, as reheating preserves little nutrition and can cause stomach upset. He urges using leftovers with fresh foods to balance meals.
The Journal of Living urges readers to reform leftovers into a cohesive meal rather than a chaotic mix. It cautions against treating scraps as a standard lunch and promotes thoughtful repurposing for balanced eating.
Twenty five Y Wives members spent the day with bowling swimming tailoring and needlepoint. Mrs Stephen Vigeers conducted the first tailoring lesson at home while Mrs Godfrey Juzeler explained needlepoint stitching. A hospital letter thanked the group for the Christmas gift. Serving committee members were Mrs Calvin Wolfe and Mrs Don Shepherd. Next Tuesday’s meeting will include bowling at 1 pm at the same venue.
Damascus Shrine No 10 WSJ held its regular meeting Tuesday night with discussion on various matters. Refreshments were served after the session by Mrs Wayne Robinson and the committee.
The rule requires a two-thirds majority in both the Senate and the House to overturn a presidential veto. This high threshold ensures substantial bipartisan support for confirming or rejecting executive actions.
West Chester area clubs schedule social events including Pythian Sisters at the hall 7 30 pm, youth potluck at church, Pleasant Hill family social 7 pm, Pythian Past Chiefs anniversary dinner 6 30 pm at KP hall, OFS Vinochle 2 pm temple, WR West Chester 2 pm KP hall, WCET 2 pm Rev Ja cob DeKoning, Jo W Baker WRC all day at Legion hall, and more events with potlucks, installations, and meetings at various local venues.
An interdenominational meeting for youths was held at the Columbus City Methodist church sponsored by the United Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Millicent Johnson, Red Cross nurse director, visited en route to Moberly. Local moves include the Storys to Mechanicsville and the Pipers to the Shellbark area. Fox Hunters annual oyster supper set for January 28 at Wyman School.
Cedar Iowa district news notes Don Gardner son of Mr and Mrs Everette Gardner returned from Panama California to a freeze foggy morning. Eight degree temperatures contrast with sunny California. Local items include Pam and Tom Trotter visiting, Gene Booth starting work, and discussions on gravel road work and Crooked Creek bridge progress. Three students from the district attend Washington High School and Mrs Billa Olds buys a new television.
President Truman's plan to reorganize the internal revenue bureau gains unexpected house support as election year sentiment shifts toward reform. Senators face uncertainty with civil service placement for officials, while House approval seems likely. Cecil R. King backs the plan, and the reform faces possible chamber vetoes. Cooperation Methodist choir boys sang a Gregorian Mass at a Danville Catholic church.
Michael DiSalle director of the Office of Price Stabilization announced plans to run for the U S Senate from Ohio in the upcoming primary. He would resign his price stabilization post, timing undecided, after a 35 minute White House briefing with President Truman.
The Krakatoa eruption in 1883 produced the world’s loudest explosion recorded, with massive atmospheric shockwaves heard across continents. Eyewitness accounts describe cataclysmic volcanic activity and tsunamis that devastated surrounding shores and altered global climate briefly.
Illinois congressman Peter IF Mack Jr completes a round the world goodwill mission in a small Beechcraft Bonanza. He says world peace rests on the shoulders and pockets of the U S taxpayer and that spending is needed to keep peace. He plans two-day stops in Tucson and Dallas before returning to Springfield.
Two survivors of Major Walter Reed yellow fever experiments remain alive. Dr. Robert Cooke a retired public health officer from Lexington Virginia now lives at Whistle Creek Virginia, and James Hanbarry lives in Orangeburg South Carolina.
Grasse in France, once famed for gloves, rose to prominence in perfume when glove makers started scenting their wares during Catherine de Medici's era. The shift reflects a historical pivot from leather goods to fragrant fragrances.
Bright apple wedges topped with a tangy peanut butter dip. Combine chunky peanut butter and mayonnaise with chili sauce and chopped mustard pickle. Slice apples into wedges, color kept with lemon juice if desired, arrange in a ring around the dip.
Instructions advise applying strips of clear tape across the forehead to smooth wrinkles and prevent permanent lines from sun glare. The guidance targets those who squint or glare at sunlight with the aim of temporarily reducing visible creases.
A tangy salad recipe note detailing shredded cabbage and diced apples with salted peanuts and raisins. Mix with mayonnaise and a hint of lemon juice for a fresh, crunchy dish.
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