Birthday greetings and community notices mix in column
Morning notes from 6:07 reveal birthday wishes for Kenneth Schneider and Mrs. Joseph Glaser, wedding anniversaries, quotes, and local color. The piece highlights Patty Glaser’s birthday, Alduayne M Johnson’s fifth anniversary, and various suburban anecdotes including a court dispute over the name Shady Nook between the Browns and the Johnsons.
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Kenneth Schneider
Forse Corporation Fame
Joseph Glaser
Glasers
Alduayne M. Johnson
Ruby Hitchmough
Rosenbaum & Hitchmough
Tom Fisher
Southern Association
Shreveport
Nelson Bohannan
Clyde Whittakers
Mexico
Harwaii
Clyde
Frank Gallaghers
Arry Mayberry
Anderson Football Indians
Cecil ‘Whitehead
Earl Mactio
A . John
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Peete
Cincinnati
Bears
Everett Hartung
Marrow W
Union
Bank Ye5
Bailey
Harry McGoon
Michigan
W . Mond
Uae
Walter Kamp
Longj
Beach
Calif
Stacey
Walter
Boom Boosts Homes In U S To 52 Million
Census estimates show the United States housing stock rose by about 6 million units in the first half of the decade, bringing total dwelling units to roughly 52 million. The figures reflect a strong growth in home construction and new housing formation nationwide.
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U.S
Washington
Census Bureau
Daily crossword and cryptoquote puzzles feature in this edition
The page presents a large themed crossword with across and down clues covering general knowledge, wordplay, and abbreviations plus a cryptoquote puzzle by Longfellow. It includes guidance on solving and a sample quote translation mechanism.
Three Men For Mollie Chapter Eighteen
Mollie sinks into low mood after Don Elson's five day absence as Art Burns visits nightly. She and Art debate moving back to the city after a family talk. They share a drive in meal and reflect on Ben and Mrs Elson's return as Mollie clings to unresolved feelings.
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Art
Mollie
Don Elson
Art Burns
Sycasmore Woods
Gat
Ben
Mrs.Elson
How to Test Oven Temperature Without a Thermometer
A fragmented, quirky dialogue covers oven checks by tossing in paper, sugar behavior, and fruit tips. Characters Mollie and Art discuss doneness, cleaning glass, and a plan to sell her real estate. The scene ends with Mollie deciding to move and reject Sidney Rockie.
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Mollie
Art
Lake-J
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Sidney Rockie
Try and Stop Me PNATERE CLASS trivia recap
PNATERE CLASS is recalled with notes on heavy birds such as the trumpeter swan and the wild goose including speeds and altitudes. A Maine lighthouse keeper loses his job for habit of turning out the light. The 1957 Bennett Cerf chestnut about a boy’s night game is cited, distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Maine
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Swedish Firms Offer Gas At Discounts To Employees
Swedish gasoline companies slash prices up to 30 percent for large buyers by setting up on-site pumps at factories. In a 30 000 population city there are 20 such plant pumps. Eight firms sell gasoline to their workers below retail, while dealers complain customers use these industrial discounts to obtain free services without buying at traditional stations.
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Stockholm
New Analyzer Detects Engine Ailments Quickly
A new electronic analyzer clips to a running engine and shows fault patterns on a television display. It reportedly detects about 90 percent of common engine faults and can indicate ignition problems and other issues, guiding quick diagnosis and verification of repairs.
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New York
Colmmon
Household Scrapbook Tips On Stoves Jellies And Casts
Household article provides advice for oil stoves building a fuel mix with linseed oil turpentine and stove blacking grease nickel parts with lard to store. It also recommends butter to prevent jelly from sticking and a plaster cast cleaning paste of French chalk and water dried and brushed off.
Problem A Day and College Frosh Taller and Heavier
Problem A Day states there were 44 men and 33 women initially on the train. After transfers at the next stop the ratio of women to men becomes 3 to 5. The College Frosh piece notes the average college freshman is now about 160 pounds and 5 feet 10 and 2 5 inches tall, up from 140 pounds and 5 feet 8 4 5 inches in 1929.
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Chicago
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