Kiatt family aids after housing loss and divorce saga
After James Kiatt abandons his wife Mary and later marries Harriet, the couple faces debt and foreclosure. The community aid network in Anderson mobilizes gifts of clothing, food, shoes, milk, and money to support the nine‑member family as they seek stable housing and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Toner
Scott
Kiatt
James
Mary
Mexico
fVorce
Harriet
Hiatt
Andersonians
Hiatts
Opreau Wus
Anderson
Points for Parents About Skate Safety on Stairs
A mother scolds for leaving skates on stairs and announces a week without skating to teach caution. The dialogue reflects parental discipline and reminders to keep pathways clear.
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE CLUES
A collage of crossword hints Volcanic and nautical terms with answers like solution, blunder, rational, conlude and more. The page includes a Cryptoquote puzzle mapping letters to reveal a famous quote about self possession by Franklin.
Raes Believes It or Not Hungarian Military Leader
The fragment references a Hungarian military leader named Raes Believes It or Not. The readable text hints at a profile or mention within a column, but lacks clear events, dates, or affiliations to build a fuller summary.
ADA calls for federal crime for racially motivated assaults
ADA vice chairman urges making racially motivated assaults federal crimes and assigns them to a special federal agency. He says time has come to make America safe for Negroes and civil rights leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
UPI
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Joseph L. [Rauh Jr
America
Winning Contract By Honard Sehenken and Richard L. Fray
North’s final bid in a bridge deal is analyzed showing the choice of the black suit as key to the slam. The piece argues the 44 versus 54 trump splits mattered little compared to avoiding loss in the red suits and preferring the stronger black suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honard Sehenken
Richard L. Fray
North
Household Scrapbook Mucilage Applicator and Varied Notes
A collection item shows how to make a mucilage applicator from a medicine dropper and a rubber bulb with a slit. It also gives varnish handling tips by using hot water to ease flow and drying. The page includes bridge strategy commentary on a hand with spades and clubs and a note on deep sea life gemstones and burial.
Social snobbery and a bold marriage proposal from readers
Dr Joyce Brothers analyzes a mother in law who equates status with worth and offers a playful cure: echo the delusion with a tale of Mayflower ancestry to ease tension. She says true change requires psychiatric guidance, but jokes offer peace. A reader asks whether to propose, and the advice is affirmative with trends showing women often initiate marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Brothers
M. D
Psychiatry
George Washington
Delaware
Heavy framed stair unit description with rough opening
Built with heavier materials, 1x5 inch beaded treads and 1x5 inch frame, 7 gauge spring arm and hand rail, 25 percent x54 inch rough opening for 10 foot ceilings.
Humorous Parade of Banter at Stockholder Address
The president of a major company on the Big Board faced stockholders with a staged speech. He tore up part of the prepared remarks and implied off the record disclosures, then fired his writers the next day. A gag about a “special treat” and an old joke follow.
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Will Bernard
Knight’s
Limehouse
YEE Beeryasgo
Frentios
Walt Disney
By Ward Greene
HI and
Lois
Bex
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Dawg
Kerry Drake
BY Alfred and
Riola
Drake
Madama Apam
Lev
Archie
Bob Montana
Veronica
Archies
Thame
Joe Palooka
Ken
Dad
Qing
S.i
USA
Ham Fisher
Ane
BAS
Mary Worte
By Ben Allen
Jenny
Wei Boy
Boy Crane
Buz Sawyer
Hare
Donald Duck
Disney
BY AL Capp
Joe
Raes
Otago
New Zealand
Chasland
U.S
Val
Norte
North East South West
Heart Jack
Declarer
West
East
Jack West
South
South West North East
iRty
DE Joyce Brothers
Miss B
Cline
Main St
Bennett Cerf
New York
Bennett Carl
King Features Syndicate
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