Summer idle days of students recalled in small town life
In Elisabethville Katanga AP report, students anticipate a summer of loafing and outings with shopping, pool time, and party scenes before regaining focus for fall classes and registration while a separate note covers a draft constitution proposing union of Katanga with northern Rhodesia into an independent nation led by tribal promoters.
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Dad
Jom Lake
Elisabethville, Katanga
United States of Central Africa
Katanga
Northern Rhodesia
Reader's Courtroom verdict on tub accident humor
In a reader's courtroom feature, Vicki falls trying to hang shower curtains from an old four leg tub, suing the owner for damages. The court rules she assumed the risk, stating a bathtub is not a ladder. Also reports Plymouth man Dewain Thompson, 23, killed when his car left U.S. 30 near Plymouth, Indiana.
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Nod
General Features Corp
Plymouth
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Thompson
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Points is for Parents
A mother argues against allowing two children to attend an activity because one child cannot participate. She says the other should stay home and that it would be unfair for all if they went to the lake together. The excerpt notes forbidding the activity harms both children and questions fairness.
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Jean
Josephine Lowman
Helen
Imates
DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE PAGE
A syndicated puzzle page features a large themed crossword with clues and answers, including several marked across and down entries, plus a cryptoquote by Longfellow. The daily section offers wordplay and a decoding exercise, with example phrases and a note about the substitution cipher.
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
An article discusses teenage girls seeking male admiration and features a review of the book Teenage Living by Nelia Glics Ahern from the Huntington-Mifflin company. It covers advice on being liked, dating, and grooming including daily hygiene and a sample leaflet offer. It notes contact through the Register and Tribune Syndicate for leaflets.
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I Neli Glics Ahern
Hougaton, Mifflin Com
Aner
Josephine Lowman
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Witches Brooms Reported On Trees And Shrubs
Greener thumbs notes the term witches broom is used for an odd dense growth on many trees and shrubs. Cause not definite though flowering spread may propagate a dwarf growth habit and foliage changes. Superstition blames witches.
Household Scrapbook and Quick Kitchen Remedies
Crochet tip explains pulling the last loop to secure yarn and resume work. Kitchen burns are noted as a hazard with a remedy of cooling against refrigerator coils. A method for sealing fish uses a round steel pot cleaner as a safe alternative to a knife.
Problem A Day Scout overtakes group on bike and walk pace
A late Scout starts one hour after the group traveling at 3 miles per hour. To overtake in φ hours, the late Scout must walk at 4 miles per hour. The group had already covered 3 miles when he starts, and after φ hours will reach 12 miles, implying the 4 mph walking pace. The first white traders reached the Peace River in northern Alberta around 1788.
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Peace River
Alberta
Intrepid Explorer Faces Jungle Peril as Drums Signal Danger
An explorer hired Africans to row him up a river through impenetrable jungle and treacherous rapids. For seven days the expedition pressed deeper, then drums echoed ahead. He warned his guide he would defend himself if attacked, while the guide urged calm as the drums hinted at approaching white presence.
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Wildernness
Dear Helen and In-Laws Clash in Family Feud
A long reader letter column discusses the strains between daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law. Advice urges patience, Golden Rule reciprocity, and gradual bonding to ease envy and envy and insecurity, with sample responses from "Helen Erskine" and subsequent readers sharing personal anecdotes. The piece notes the column originates from The Anderson Herald and is sent to The Bell Syndicate in New York for replies.
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Helen
Therin
Helen Erskine
The
Anderson Herald
Care
Q& the Bell Sendicale, Inc
43Rd St
New York
N. Y
New Suits Filed in Indiana Circuit and Superior Courts
In Indiana, state Circuit Court files charges against Charles Musick with affidavit alleging passing two instruments. Prosecutor Melvin Thorn reports in a related Superior Court case, John Alfred Pennock vs Alzina Pennock, seeking divorce. Attorneys DeArmond Booram and DeArimond are listed.
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Circuit Court State of Indiana
Charles ‘Musick
Melvin Thorns Burg
Superior Court
T John
Census Proposed On Transportation Crisis
Washington hears that Rep John Lesinski proposed a national census of transportation with hearings scheduled for July 18419. DeMich, chair of a House subcommittee on the Census, claims the nation faces a transportation crisis and that essential data for action are not yet available.
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Washington
House
I John Lesinski
DeMich
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