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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
5
In a courtroom chronicle by Will Bernard, testimony from a banker on Edwards character becomes pivotal. The judge upholds that reputation matters, noting unsullied character reduces questions of guilt, as the Edwards acquittal hinges on perceived trust.
A household guide offers practical advice for adjusting cake batter texture by adding beaten egg gradually and avoiding milk. It also suggests painting window shades with flat paint thinned to a cream like consistency for a smooth finish.
A tense scene unfolds with Enid denying help to Dot over an alibi while Dot presses threats. Enid warns Dot via phone and Hank Wickart pressures Dot as the group schemes at a hotel mezzanine, planning escape from Gus and a possible meeting to confirm a missing witness in a drunk driving case.
Vision problems affect ten million students nationwide and may go undetected, says Dr. Lois B. Bing of Cleveland. She urges parent teacher groups to screen youngsters, noting many near sighted sit at back, and stresses the need for early detection and proper vision for reading. Sixty percent of adults wear glasses, reflecting broad eye strain in the nation.
A college student observes an elderly fare-diddling spectator at a summer amusement ride who rides repeatedly without paying. The man explains his motive is to force payment from the concession owner, admitting the ride sickens him yet continues as a protest.
In an 80 pound copper tin alloy the ratio is seven pounds copper to three pounds tin. To reach an 11 to 4 copper tin ratio, determine additional copper X needed while tin remains 80 minus copper used over 3. Calculation yields X equals 10 pounds.
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