Reader Tips and Household Shortcuts From HeLOISE Columns
A collection of reader tips covers kitchen odor control using scouring powder and bleach, rolling sweaters for storage, clipping and saving emergency numbers, a gravy method from meat drippings, stamping tips for commemorative stamps, thickening diluted canned soup with vegetables, and storing out of season clothes by size for quick access. Household hacks from Mrs. Jim McKinley to Mrs. Mabel Sheppard.
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Jim McKinley
Mabel Sheppard
Television Program Raises Question of Taxing Churches
CBS Reports examined taxing churches, presenting churchmen and government viewpoints. It surveyed opinions, offered statistics on church wealth and donations, and suggested tax exemptions for church property while taxing business holdings. The program urged a full national discussion with careful, impartial framing.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS Reports
Sewish
All Samer
Charles Kural
Internal Revenue Service
New York City
CBS News
America
Kuralt
Twenty Meat Plants Designated Endangering Public Health
The Agriculture Department under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 named twenty processing plants as endangering public health. Four plants in Illinois Michigan Connecticut and Delaware were closed by state authorities and a fifth in Nevada was temporarily closed for cleanup. Corrective action began in the remaining fifteen plants, though specific company names and plant locations were not released.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Illinois
Michigan
Connecticut
Delaware
Nevada
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China
Wards
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Ted Morgan
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