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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1962
Page
8
A bridge column argues against rigid maxims and urges imagination in bidding and defense. It analyzes Mrs Keen and Mr Muzzy on a club lead, showing why returning partner’s suit at the right time and king of hearts cashing clarify the defense and avoid misreads.
Practical home repair tips include cork paste and shellac for small linoleum holes and ammonia in water to clear mineral deposits from cruets. A Paris noting color woes suggests bluing in final rinse. In Indianapolis, Alice Kennedy died from burns after a gasolined fumes explosion during brush cleaning. husband Melvin remains critical. An automotive note states turbine engines have about a fifth as many parts as piston engines.
A 1963 W J Miller word game explains a daily fortune message based on counting letters in a person’s name and adjusting by simple rules. Read the letters under checked key numbers from a rectangle to reveal the message. King Features Syndicate distributes this puzzle.
Radio schedule note lists Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker for WHEU Anderson 1240 CBS with time slot information and network affiliation.
A compact listing of radio and TV program blocks notes color content and morning shows. Mentions include Farmer Jon Co, The Almanac Life Line and The Maker. Also lists David and Goliath and The Bible Answers segments with farm related themes.
The Evening Mail in Dublin suspended publication on Thursday due to financial difficulties. The paper, part of Dublin’s three afternoon papers, has a 150 staff and had existed for over a century.
A guide discusses normal privacy needs in children from infancy to adolescence. Parents should not intrude on private thoughts or spaces and should respect rooms and possessions. The article cites a booklet by Mrs. Eldred offering insights into misbehavior and guidance, available by sending 25 cents to Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Four Ander son Local 194 delegates Oscar Montgomery Billie Jones Perry Bush and Frank McAshlan will attend the United Steel Workers of America Summer Labor Institute opening session at Indiana University Bloomington. Noah Estep of Local 2559 Muncie also attends. Nearly 500 members expected for the week long program on the Bloomington campus as the 16th annual seminar conducted with IU Department of Industry and Labor.
AFL-CIO spokesman Andrew J. Biemiller pushed for a 14 percent raise for federal white collar workers retroactive to January and praised Kennedy while faulting the three step plan as insufficient for lower grades. Senate hearings examined Kennedy’s proposal to raise salaries by about $1 billion over three years effective January 1, 1963, prioritizing higher top scales to retain skilled staff.
Delane Provost aged 25 of Decatur was killed Thursday after falling from a scaffold at a downtown construction site near Decatur Illinois. The incident occurred during work on a building near the city center.
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