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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
25
The Victoria Guild invites renewed memberships at its annual tea to showcase gifts to St. John’s Hospital. It highlights the sun play room oxygen in rooms and recovery areas as well as new life saving devices like circle electric beds incubators and heart stimulators.
President Kennedy nominated William P. Mahoney Jr., a Phoenix lawyer, to be the U.S. ambassador to the Republic of Ghana. Mahoney, 55, would replace Francis H. Russell who is returning home to recuperate after surgery.
General Electric Co. received two Air Force contracts totaling 498000 dollars for work on air weapons control systems. The awards were announced Monday in Schenectady New York.
A shopper injured by a toppled four foot high ginger ale display sues the market. The court rejects a full fault claim against the market, ruling that such stacking is not unusual and shoppers can pass obstacles. Madge’s partial fault is considered in balancing liability.
There are about 10 000 recognized bacilli species worldwide, representing a vast diversity of micro organisms across environments and scientific study.
A mother contrasts her babies, noting one quiet and the other vocally distressed. The piece highlights parental recognition of distinct temperaments from infancy and the value of respecting each child's needs.
Readable crossword clues list including several across and down entries with numbers and partial words. The set features terms like Seize, Italiano, Capital Canada, and various river, mineral, and boat related hints, forming a mixed puzzle grid.
A cryptogram puzzle shows letter substitutions for a quotation. The sample explains one letter per cipher and notes daily changes. The line lists a quote and an attribution from Chesterfield 1963 as a features syndicate tag.
An American couple in the South of France pass a village square where a 12 member brass band leads a violent, uniformed maestro near a shuttered house. A bystander notes the mayor leads the band and jokes about unlikely multitasking. Includes Fields and Jessel quips with 1962 reference.
Josephine Lowman argues menopause is a natural life transition and not the sole cause of weight gain or body changes. She advises reporting irregularities to a physician, emphasizes the late-life cycle nature, and offers a leaflet No. 32 on menopause via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
A trick used by rose growers during hot weather is to pinch off most tiny buds for about a month. This concentrates energy on a few flowers, resulting in bigger blooms and a revitalized plant overall.
Household scraps cover wallpaper care blinds and yarn winding tricks. Dampened wallpaper areas get powdered earth dusting then brush clean. Venetian blinds cleaned with a white cotton glove, gloves washed after use. Winding yarn, once held, is started by dropping the hank over a revolving lampshade.
Tommy walks at 4 mph and runs four times as fast. He walks five times as much as he runs. Calculating shows one mile at 10 minute pace.
A reader asks how to cope with loneliness while husbands serve abroad and suggests group activities. Helen advises organizing community service, sewing projects, and social networks through local offices to channel spare time into constructive work and support for other Army wives.
At a convention in Los Angeles J C Schumacher outlined a plan for signaling distant planets 20 light years away to enable microscopic biological and medical operations. He noted lasers drill diamonds and steel instantaneously and cited progress in industrial, communications, and measurement tech. About 250 papers on luminescence, semiconductors, lasers, insulation, and metallurgy will be presented.
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