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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1962
Page
11
In a bridge club discussion a masterful nine tricks are praised after a key play. Mr Masters explains the doubleton queen of spades mattered only in percentage terms while Mrs Keen’s defense limited the hand to three spades and two in each other suit.
Egg spots washed in cold water prevent set stains from hot water. Plaster of Paris statuary cleans with a starch and water paste that dries fully before brushing. A metal scouring pad or coarse steel wool cleans lint from a washing machine screen. New York firm markets prefabricated tree houses for children.
A quirky TV schedule item describes a numeric puzzle using a name’s letter count to produce a key number. Readers start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures for a daily fortune message. Distrustful text references King Featret Bymileata, Ios.
A feature on a new product line pairing Manhattan and Crown Kosher pickles with a potato salad and coleslaw showcase. The writeup highlights texture, flavor balance, and potential uses for deli and party menus.
Norway's nomadic Lapps and their 120000 reindeer begin a 150 mile summer migration from winter camps in the Finnmark plateau to grazing fields along Norway's northern coast.
The article surveys diversified baby gear from beds and cradles to playpens and car seats, highlighting adjustable metal beds with mesh sides, convertible playpens, screen canopy car tops, and high chairs. It notes smaller items like wall racks, plastic tubs, and musical pillows, plus sterilizers and bottle warmers, and invites readers to write to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Des Moines.
In Boonville Indiana UPI reports State Treasurer Robert Hughes accused the Kennedy administration of planning higher taxes while advocating cuts. He cited a Tax Foundation study claiming the 1952 Revenue Act would raise 1.5 billion and compared Democrats to pushers of higher taxes at multiple government levels.
Cincinnati asks Indiana Public Service Commission to block the discontinuance of New York Central passenger trains serving Indianapolis and Cincinnati. City Solicitor James Farrell argues the move would discriminate against Cincinnati and leave service grossly inadequate. Prosecution of the railroad application was set for August 29.
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