Americans Sharpen Taste and Knowledge Across Media
Surveys show growing public literacy and tasteful consumption in music libraries and TV. Americans read more nonfiction, seek practical information, and demand higher quality theater and film while TV sparks serious curiosity and new efforts to learn. A forthcoming visit by Russians will test assumptions about private property on farms and commerce.
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Americas
America
Mink Coat Gift Refused by Airline Stewardess Jeanne Strouse
Jeanne Strouse, a Colonial Airlines stewardess, refused a free mink coat from a traveling couple despite the expectation that every woman desires one. She notes flying reveals people’s true nature, with travelers often polite and generous, while one nurse gifts stockings and tips are common but not accepted. She observes stewardesses’ salaries and employment rules, including the trend of many leaving to marry within two years.
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Kremlin
Detroit
Woolworth
Kresge
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Jeanne
Miss Strouse
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Montreal
Colonial Airlines
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Inbways
Sprucing Up Men Embrace Spring Wardrobe Push
SPRING FITS BRISKLY as women pursue housecleaning and husbands face wardrobe pressure. Clothing makers and retailers push men toward better suits and styles, aided by campaigns from H Daroff Sons and the National Association of Retail Clothiers to combat casual trends and revive formal wear.
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Sam Dawson
New York
H. Daroff & Sons
Philadelphia
A. Company
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
TailoreTo Trade Association
Earth as cosmic classroom tops religious evolution says Dr Crane
In Case N-381 Dr George W Crane argues Earth may be the premier planetary classroom in a cosmic series. He cites moral progress from Moses to Jesus and contemplates space travel missionaries to other worlds, inviting readers to request psychological charts.
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W. Crane
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Moses
Jesus
Cheist
Loyolas and Westeys
Livingstones
Crane
Tomorrow's Horoscope Predicts Surprising Events Ahead
The zodiac signs forecast a day of the unexpected with emotional control advised. Evening hours favor rest, while birthdays on this date hint at rising matters in career and finances, with notable gains anticipated in July September and December.
Doctor’s Comments on Iodized Salt Preventing Goiter
The article notes fewer neck enlargements due to iodized salt and iodine in water. It cites Michigan schoolchildren studies showing high goiter rates where iodine was scarce and mentions Dr. David Farine reviewing goiter prevention. It concludes low iodine levels in salt are safe and effective, with Switzerland leading near eradication.
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Michigan
Houghton
Great Lake Region
David Farine
Switzerland
Poem Fragment Noted From Jessie Whisman Athens Rd
A damaged fragment appears with garbled lines about rain and springs. It mentions Jessie Whisman on Athens Road and a date March 21, suggesting a brief poetic notice or personal item in a local column.
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Jessie Whisman
Athens RD
A Policeman Interrogates Jones in LeNormand Case
Detective Alan Parsons presses Jim Jones for motive in the LeNormand mystery on campus. Jones suspects Mrs. LeNormand, noting her strange questions and cold, foreignlike demeanor while Parsons probes jealousy and trust. The conversation ends with a tease of continuation as the case stalls.
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Selena Te
Beneitor
Alan’ Parsons
Catogevle
The
University
Derry
Eoing
Mary Sen
SiteBar
Erry and
Barks
Gree Malara
Asssays
Roolomat Macttan
Parsons
Policer
Lee Normand
Mr. Jones
Mrs. LeNormand
Jerry
LeNomand
Cour
Garden Costs and Neighbor Courtesy in Flower Growing
A Garden Club member urges readers to grow their own flowers to save neighbors time money and labor. She notes bulbs can cost up to sixty five cents each and that fall plantings take effort with limited spring blooms.
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the Messenger
Garden Club
Down in the Hills Song Reflections From Columbus
A piece recalling a rural childhood in the hills with memories of parents songs and longing for home. The author Ella F Vernon writes from Columbus on March 20 about homespun melodies and the lone prairie in contrast to city life.
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Lone Prairie Chats
Vernon Columbus
Radio Programs Daily Commentary And Morning Broadcasts
Radio listings show a schedule of daily commentary and morning broadcasts with hosts and program names. Entries include breakfast club segments, Ted Steele Show, Pauline Freerick, and various news and music blocks, indicating a lively broadcast day.
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TR Daily
Abe
Divner
TVD
Denman
Tom Moore
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