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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
12
In a story set around Minerva a shopper sues a Kanawha River area store after tripping on a ramp. The jury ruled for Minerva and the court upheld the verdict, citing that store displays invite attention and shoppers cannot be expected to watch the floor as closely.
Wilmington based Du Pont company foresees near record sales of about £2.5 billion for 1963 while profits stay at 1963 levels due to cost price pressures and startup costs for new pants production. A separate note cites a math problem: number of 6-person squads from 50 soldiers equals 15,890,700. An unrelated Chicago item notes average American wastes two bars of soap annually.
A mother suggests pairing house cleaning with music to make tasks feel easier. She says she hates cleaning but wants to finish quickly and enjoys humming along while dusting the living room. The idea is to associate pleasant activity with routine chores to improve attitude.
A crossword style listing with numbered across and down clues including entries like s. Lindanpy, Amo amas, Yellowish, Antlered animal, Crucifix, Earthenware container, chase after and catch in baseball, Delusion, Insect, To line up, Also, Pupils of game, and a candy clue crisp pecan-fille.
Puzzle page combines cryptogram tips and cross word fragments with references to poets and places. It notes a daily cryptogram with substitutions and hints while listing partial clue snippets and a Famous quotation. The page includes a fill in the blanks style puzzle and a decorative header line referencing Longfellow.
Josephina Lewcan advocates a healthy ego tied to learning, kindness, and effective effort. She warns insecure individuals may overreact, while confident self belief, accomplished acts, and tolerance toward others foster real stability and social acceptance.
Orthodox Jews began Passover rites at sundown in Moscow amid a state ban on baking matzohs in official bakeries. They are now urged to bake at home due to restrictions, a challenge in crowded Soviet apartments. The USSR hosts about 24 million Jews with roughly 500,000 in Moscow, many not observing Orthodox customs.
U.S. exports rose to a record 2.1 billion in February after seasonal adjustment, more than doubling January. Imports also increased, leaving the country with a February trade surplus of 637 million.
Readers may contact Josephine Lowman by sending letters to the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa as the care of the syndicate.
New York steel market shows continued demand with shipments near 1962 peak. Some sources expect April shipments 10 to 20 percent over March as mills report an orderly market without shortages. Demand remains centered in autos and appliances and may expand to other sectors.
A Bennett Cerf collection features remarks on preserving change and power, a London Tory retort to Lord Russell, a restaurant scene with a nouveau riche gift giver, and Bugs Baer’s wry Europe description. The piece reflects midcentury wit and social observation.
A reader seeks counsel on marriage strain and loneliness in the country. Advice urges compromise, open communication, and social connection. suggests contact with Helen Erskine for further guidance.
Allan P. Kirby faces a shift of control as the Kirby group seeks clearer control of Allegheny Corp. through stock following a power struggle at the Dallas firm. Federal Pacific Electric Co. plans price increases on standard low voltage electrical equipment by about one per cent, effective May 1, affecting breakers switches and related products. In Washington temperatures in September are often higher than the record highs set in June and July.
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