Veteran of Wedding Rites Still Stirs Her Heart
Wilma Allen, bridal consultant for Jay Thorpe store in New York, oversees about 3,000 weddings annually. Her long career includes advising brides from all walks, managing outfits, and offering counseling from dress fitting to aisle departure, with a record of one wedding dress costing up to 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
Wedge
Wilm
Allen
West Salem
Ill
Jay Thorpe
Mama
Lessons in safety costs U S millions
The National Safety Council funds safety work from diverse groups including the liquor industry and insurance firms. Only about 15 percent goes to traffic safety while rural areas show twice the city death rate. Officials urge stronger laws and public acceptance of limits on driving freedom to reduce fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Council
This Joker Went A Bit Too Far
Mrs. R. R. Abbott faced a costly hoax as a truck delivered concrete ice cream groceries whiskey and more then returned for furniture cleaning and home repairs. Police Chief S Clyde Hibbins warned the prankster would be punished if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
R. R. Abbott
Mike Schlereth Serves as Village Smith and City Chief
Mike Schlereth, 62, long time resident of Middleport Ohio, wears multiple hats as village blacksmith for 44 years. He also serves as police chief, fire chief, village mail messenger, and manager, reflecting a rare multi role in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Middleport
Ohio
Mike Schlereth
Rifles Are Instruments Of Bandsmen In Korea
In Korea the First Provisional Marine Brigade band, officially the New Ashmolean Conservatory, uses M1 rifles as part of their setup while serving as Marines and musicians. Members describe stretcher bearing, mess duty, sentry, ambulance driving, garrison roles, and at times performing as a band. Sgt. Andrew Rimovsky blew taps for the first Marine burial service in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Quigg
Korea
U.K
Provisional Marine Brigade
Fleet Marine Force
Ashmolean
New Ashmolean Conservatory
Great Britain
Ee Gerald Nolan
Yonkers
Nolan
Andrew W. Rimovsky
Norfolk, Neb
Fall cleaning urged as parents note changes
Parents consider a major fall cleaning push after observing signs of aging and shifting routines. This prompt reflects households preparing for new schedules, downsizing, and reorganizing spaces in response to family needs.
Mystery Man Is Well Paid
Frederick C. Othman reports on Henry Grunewald a former prize fighter-turned press agent who charges 750 to 1500 dollars for spying on executives phones and tailing them He lives in Washington Hotel suites uses a driver and a lawyer while denying any tapping of lines in Senate hearings tied to Pan Am and Howard Hughes investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C.othman
Washington
Henry Grunewald
Henry
Howard Hughes
Hughes’ Associates
Grunewald
Owen W. Brewster
Maine
Pan American Airlines
Sam Pryor
Constipated Read This Happy Letter From Readers
An unsold letter extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a remedy for constipation due to low bulk in the diet. It describes trying multiple methods, starting daily ALL-BRAN, and notes notable improvements. The plea offers a 10 day trial and a double money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Aspers
Bailey St
Camden
N. J
Allbran
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
TWA
Amarillo
Midwest
Wichita
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
U.S
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Asia
Investigations Turn Quietly Expensive for Sam and Henry
In 1944 Sam hires Henry to trace tailing rumors amid air line intrigue. Henry reports no pursuers but bills $750. In 1948 Sam grows wary. Henry conducts another rapid probe, charging $1,500 as claims of ample funds persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Sam
Henry Pan American reference sparks tense senate exchange
Henry added in reference to Pan American with the remark so you can charge em. He refused on advice of his counsel to disclose the business nature requiring a three room hotel suite in Woodring’s name. He claimed a non partnership with Woodring, prompting Chairman Neely to press for repetition. Grunewald repeated the same, leaving the senator perplexed. Grunewald also refused to testify further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pan American
Woodring
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia Democrat
Grunewald
Mystery Man Grunewald Ties To Police and Senator Visits
The long time friendship with Police Lt. Joe Shimon the handy man with pliers and frequent visits to Senator Brewster’s office define Grunewald as a well paid mystery man. He remains enigmatic despite investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Joe Shimon
Senator Brewster
Picnic Ants Hoard Food for Seven Million Years
Reports claim picnic ants have stored more than enough food for seven million years, suggesting extraordinary gathering efficiency and long term food security by the colony.
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Galbraith
Prescription Shop
Dn Business Colleg
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Senate District Committee
Harry Woodring
Senate
B. F. Goodrich Store
Fillmore
Harry Darby
Kansas Republcan
Constellation
EAST
East Coast
St. Louis
Ly. Ly
TWA Sky Queen
Phoenix
Topeka
MA Trans World Airlines
Aeros
Senators
United Fea. Syn., Inc
Kyle MacDonnell
Kyle
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Cam
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