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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1962
Page
20
Jana Toner Scott’s classmates stage a card party at 25th Street School to raise money for a brass plaque and planter in front of the school in memory of their classmate who died of bone cancer after a shortened, cherished life. Prizes, candy sales, and cloakroom duties are planned to raise the 75 cent admission.
UPI reports that over seven years U.S. soldiers helped build more than 2,000 Korean schools and 108 more are under construction. About 400,000 Korean pupils attend the new schools.
East High School and Bennett High School played the final four minutes in the East gym as a routine fire alarm bell chased spectators from the arena.
The Reader's Courtroom weighs a $10 000 reward offered by John after his brother was killed in a holdup. A woman who turned in the killer is accused of aiding the fugitive by hiding him from police and promising part of the reward. The court considers whether paying the claimant is lawful or improper. In Denver, fishermen may now fish year round as Colorado allows continuous trout fishing after a State vote.
A mother admonishes a child to finish play and go to bed. She offers to read or tell a story after tucking in Dolly and herself, aiming to ease the transition from wakefulness to sleep.
A crossword puzzle section lists across and down clues ranging from be still to Norse goddess of sea. The grid includes varied wordplay on themes including myth and language with multiple entries such as Tanker for one and Old Arab measure.
A cryptogram puzzle shows a substitution cipher where one letter stands for another. The sample reveals A for L and X for O with a quote by Yvoczu JWVZGIGIWE VI URZZE K G SWVZGIGIWVEY. The feature notes yesterday's quote LET US BE SUCH AS HELP SHE LIFE OF THE FUTURE ZOROASTER 1663 Kong Features G yadaic loc
Florida columnist recounts a Miami showgirl turned Reno wife who sought love over money. A young writer her first husband found no publisher. she then wed a millionaire who died by suicide after a fortune inheritance. The ex-showgirl inherits ten million from Australia.
A broadside by Josephine Lowman offers fashion guidance for women taller than average, promoting posture and styling to enhance height. It suggests flattering hats, oversized accessories, bold colors, and draped designs, and invites readers to request leaflet No. 54 via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
Green Gladiolus hybrids including Green Lace Green Sheen and Green Waters are described as desirable new varieties in shades of clear green chartreuse and Kelly green. Growers promote these by name to gardeners seeking unique color tones.
Simple maintenance ideas include lubricating egg beaters with mineral oil to avoid corrosion and using felt on blind crosspieces to prevent maring. For faster double boiler boiling, add a pinch of salt to the water.
Let X be actual speed. If he traveled 3 mph faster his time would be 5 2 3 hours less. With distance 102 miles the equation is 102/X = 102/(X+3) + 17/3. Solving gives X = 6 mph.
Police in Jerusalem detained a 22 year old man who twice burst into Prime Minister Ben Gurion's office last week claiming he carried a message from heaven for the Israeli leader.
The abrasive powder Toledo Carborundum is produced from coke silicon and boron.
A woman, 22, ends engagement after dating ex. current fiancé questions trust. Advice urges time apart, avoid forcing love, and indicates maturity needed before deeper commitment.
Neighbors report Manuel Jimene bought a burro on Monday and, unable to find space, allowed the animal to share his fourth floor Alicante apartment for the night. The unusual arrangement drew attention from residents and raised questions about animal housing.
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