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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
23
Interim leader Jane Toner Scott describes a senior group of seven hundred members funded by bake sales rummage auctions and a Christmas party at Local Union 662. They aim to grow, build a new hobby shop kiln pottery area and Braille program aiding 250 blind residents and involving joint work with the county.
Edward T. McCormick president of the Exchange resigns suddenly with Michael E. Mooney the general counsel leaving as well. They cited recent publicity and said severing connections would be in the exchange’s best interests.
A court weighs whether a hotel owner who offers incidental dining must pay the restaurant tax. It rules that serving food is part of innkeeper accommodation, not a separate business, unless the law explicitly covers hotels.
Sen Bourke B Hickenlooper announced plans to seek a fourth term in the U S Senate from Iowa. Party leaders expect no opposition in the June primary and no Democrat has announced plans for the nomination.
A mother warns against attending a party on a school night yet contemplates allowance if peers join. She reiterates the family rule no parties on school nights and mentions holidays when a party would be permitted. The exchange reflects parental guidance balancing flexibility with discipline.
A crossword style clue set lists terms like fuel at Granada for 1 across and various entries such as foreign mistake fragment French river inquire scorches gram abbr boy s name lack.
A compact grid style list of crossword clues with numbers and short prompts. Entries include Finis h Portray 7 Manacles 8 Neat 9 Ripped 10 Native metals 16 American Indian 17 Barbed spear 18 An increase in salary 20 Polish 21 Half em ven geance 23 Genuine Hardy Ameri boy 27 Indian mul berry 30 In Japan a song 31 Confronts 33 Portion 34 Armadillo 35 Fleet of ships 36 Wicked 37 Narrow roadway 39 Mr Landom affec 40 French
A cryptogram puzzle description explains letter substitution where one letter stands for another. It notes daily changes and includes an example quote LMNR WRTL LJIJ RQVRWMRTSRKE RNRW LJ VWIDMFRF DPAR VIFM and the prior day’s solution THERE ARE SOME REMEDIES WORSE THAN THE DISEASE.
This piece urges women to continually expand their minds and spirits as they age. It highlights the need to improve personality and outlook, not just appearance, and recalls personal growth through experiences like college visits and adult education. Readers are invited to request leaflet No 73 from Josephine Lowman.
To keep chrysanthemums fresh longer, place in a solution of one tablespoon sugar per quart of water. The sugar nourishes the flowers and prolongs life. Bruise the stem ends first to help absorb the liquid more quickly.
Rattling doors and windows come from bowing. Apply multiple tape layers at top and bottom stops. For doors insert foam rubber at the stop. Administer medicine to dogs with an eye dropper by placing the dropper far back in the mouth. Use soap as a pin cushion to lubricate pins and fabrics easily.
A collection of readers ask Dear Helen for guidance on marital separation parenting and teen behavior. Topics include a separated father seeking reunion with his wife and kids, a teen couple considering marriage, and a younger sister coping with a disruptive brother at a party.
A farmer visits New York on his first trip, riding to Grand Central and Roosevelt Hotel. He enjoys meals, a newsreel, and shopping before returning home. A Detroit carmaker boasts a 90 mph car that stops in ten feet, noting the driver must be kept from the windshield.
Acting Secretary General Thant appealed to the General Assembly to avert an imminent UN bankruptcy detailing a projected deficit of 170 million dollars by next June. He warned that unpaid Congo operation costs have worsened finances and threaten core responsibilities and approved programs.
Scotland Yard detective testified that Victor R. Roberts 57 arrested with 3909 forged 10 shilling notes said it was just a hobby and he liked to have money. Roberts pleaded not guilty and remained jailed awaiting trial.
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