06 May 1948
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
1
In a New York RCA building tour, Bob Johnson from Mascoutah Illinois meets Anne Strong from Vandalia Illinois. The two exchange greetings during a mezzanine gathering of 14 or 15 visitors before a planned Fred Waring broadcast.
Bob tours Radio City with Anne Strong from Vandalia, meeting a fresh romance in New York. Anne, aiming for fame, decides to stay, while Bob plans a Vandalia visit. two weeks later a letter hints she has decided to return to Vandalia.
Kathleen Norris argues Regina nagging masks care and consideration yet destroys Ned's independence. For fifteen years her constant corrections and subtle control suppress his initiative, turning him into a nervously obedient shadow rather than a confident partner.
Miss Norvis defines nagging as persistent reminders and prodding that erode a husband’s initiative and lead to listlessness and failure. Wives should support and encourage their spouses instead of nagging, which harms both morale and prospects for personal achievement.
Stanford researchers led by Dr. Paul Brady determined the surface of a liquid is about 1,000 atoms thick or one millionth of an inch. Sponsored by the Navy, the finding aims to advance lubrication technology and related applications.
A reader asks about painting rusted metal linings on wooden pullers and suggests removing rust, painting wood, sealing joints with roofing cement, and applying asphalt paints. Another asks if varnish can be applied over existing paint without removal. answer says no, remove paint by remover, scraping or sanding. A third asks about smoothing a tough basemen floor. advise terrazzo grinding, or breaking up and pouring new, or using a floor leveling compound if not leaking or cracked.
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