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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

12

The Reader's the Micefim Courtroom

Will Bernard and Jane Toner Scott explore a courtroom dispute over a private pool and a breezeway between homes. Parents claim liability for a child’s drowning risk and argue for a safety fence while the builder neighbor touts open access and family life amid varied state laws.

JANE TONER SCOTT _ or Zere eVell Temat Boy Dotty Anderson College Joe Jean Jack Molly Brandy Sandy Weidemann Brittany Spaniel

Leather Development Project ProgressReported in Chicago

Plans for joint development and pilot production of a new leather type were announced by United Shoe Corp Boston and Armour Leather Co a subsidiary of Armour Co The product sourced from cattle hides has lab developed status and mimics leather made by ordinary tanning methods

Chicago UPI United Shoe Corp Boston Armour Leather Co Armour & Co

Tenney Engineering Dedicates New Wilmington Plant

In Wilmington North Carolina a 75000 square foot Tenney Engineering plant dedicated Tuesday by Gov Luther Sudges. Monroe Seligman president said the facility will allow major expansion in refrigeration heating and air conditioning component output making Tenney a dominant factor in the industry.

Wilmington N.C

Problem A Day Dog on a Sliding Rope Bound to Barn

A geometry puzzle describes a barn side 15 feet long and 28 feet from a road. A rope runs from the bottom two corners of the barn with a sliding loop for a dog. Find the maximum rope length that lets the dog roam land but not reach the road. Answer 57.98 feet. The problem then asks to square 44, add 26 squared, take square roots, and multiply as directed.

The Family Car by Wally Falk

A humorous anecdote from Wally Falk about learning to drive. The narrator claims he impressed a traffic cop and talked his way out of a ticket, illustrating a playful driving lesson and family car dynamics.

Wally Falk

Beware of suckers on flowering shrubs like lilac and crepe myrtle

Greener Thumbs warns that many shrubs regrow suckers from the base or understock on grafted specimens. If permitted to grow, these sap energy from the main plant. cut back completely and shape remaining branches to keep the shrub vigor.

Feeding textures as growth from youth to old age

A reader writes about embracing change and varied textures in foods and experiences. The letter argues that closed minds trap growth, urging early exposure to coarse textures for children and describing how tactile variety can sustain curiosity and vitality across life.

Josephine Lowman Nile Anu Myjof Josephine Lente

Khrushchev’s Austria Visit Reveals Western Fear of Change

The Soviet leader’s remarks during his Austria trip probe Western hesitation to embrace differences. He notes citizens fear the new and prefer familiar routines, and questions if such rigidity leaves them unfulfilled. The piece reflects on Western attitudes toward reform and personal growth.

UPI Nikita Khushchev Ling Jim West Bart Austria

Household scraps inspire playful cake candles idea

A household scrapbook suggests using small marshmallows as candleholders on a cake to catch wax drips. The idea, tied to a article on texture and mood, links to a discussion about materials inspiring contrasts in design and behavior.

Your Baby And Mine Texture Study Of Foods

A brief note on how children are highly aware of the texture and feel of different food materials. The text hints at sensory perception in early childhood and how tactile experiences influence eating preferences and development.

Try and Stop Me gb WALL-MOTTOES and Short Humorous Bits

A collage of humorous quips and lines spotted by Herb Stein. A Texas boy arrives home oil slicked, his mother scolds him for digging holes. Alfred Lunt explains stage habit as a loud clear voice to avoid furniture bumps. A Fort Wayne debutante returns a boyfriend’s friendship ring, redefining friendship. A pedestrian is defined by the father of a teenager who sees two cars as unnecessary for the family.

Teenager Takes Wife South Bend

A South Bend Indiana report states Dennis J. Gloster 13 died by his own hand. His body was found suspended from a leather belt in a closet at home. He had planned to enter Holy Cross Seminary at Notre Dame University this fall.

South Bend Ind Dennis J. Gloster Holy Cross Seminary Notre Dame University

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