Little Enthusiasm Is Shown For Housework
George Gallup reports a national survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion finding fewer than half of US women derive a lot of pleasure from housework with about 20 percent expressing very little enjoyment. Employed women show slightly less satisfaction, education level affects views modestly, older and rural women slightly more satisfied, but overall opinions are mixed.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
Ewe Papawiace
Doug Go
UNIO
Mayor Apologizes To Governor Bonner
New Orleans Mayor de Lesseps Morrison apologized to Montana Governor John W. Bonner for a drunkenness arrest last Thursday night. The incident began with a French Quarter complaint and an arrest by police captain Joseph Guillotre who booked Morrison on a simple drunk charge after credentials were checked. The mayor was held in jail for six hours.
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New Orleans
Montana
John W. Bonner
de Lesseps Morrison
Joseph Guillotrepo
Governor Bonner
GIVING NEWS ON RACES IS BIG BUSINESS
Washington coverage shows how illegal gambling uses race horse information. Edward McBride claims Continental Press runs legally while Senate subcommittee presses for a law against cross state information. C.P. lists clients and costs from 20 to 6000 dollars weekly as wire and phone companies face testimony.
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Congress
Amarillo
James Marlow Washington
Edward McBride
University of Miami
Continental Press
Cleveland
Federal Communications Commission
C.P
United States
McBride
Thomas F. Kelly
Chicago
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kelly
Continental Press Service
Associated Press
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Republican
Western Union Telegraph Company
Russian Decisions Soon Expected by Soviets
West Berlin Kurier says top leaders of East Germany’s Communist government were flown to Moscow for “important new decisions” from the Kremlin. The report suggests aims to preempt Western diplomacy ahead of a London foreign ministers meeting on Germany, with possible early Moscow pronouncements timed to East Germany’s fifth anniversary of Soviet liberation.
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West Berlin
Kurier
East Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Britain
France
London
Germany
Britain Allows FBI Interview of Atom Spy Klaus Fuchs
Britain grants an American request to interview atom spy Klaus Fuchs in prison with a Scotland Yard agent present. Authorities say the condition was issued under exceptional circumstances after Fuchs was sentenced in March. The FBI will question him about Russian espionage in America.
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Fuchs
London
Scotland Yard
FBI
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
America
Britain
Colorado's Diverse Economy Beyond Mining
Colorado is renowned for mining yet its strongest sectors lie in agriculture, manufacturing, and recreational travel. The state thrives on farming outputs, industrial production, and tourism driven by national parks and scenic routes.
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Colorado
Tuna Sandwich Hint: Creamy Sauce Nice With Flaked Fish
Purchase tuna canned in solid packs labeled flaked or grated for sandwiches. Use whole pieces in a cream sauce to preserve texture, then stir gently after adding to the sauce to avoid breaking the fish into fine bits.
Timberland acreage cited in Colorado range
Globe News Want Ads report a claim that Colorado contains between 5 000 and 10 000 feet elevation and no less than 19 000 000 acres of timberland, a fact presented as a statistical item for readers.
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Colorado
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