Herbert Hoover 90 Acknowledged For Lifelong Service
Editorial praises Herbert Hoover on his 90th birthday, recounting a life of self made success, mining engineering, humanitarian relief, and public service. It highlights his role in World War I relief, postwar food aid, and leadership as head of relief efforts, plus his authorship and ongoing public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clark Hoover
United States
Herbert Hoover
New York
Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Oregon
Leland Stanford University
California
Australia
Lou Henry
Monterey
China
Tientsin
London
Belgian Relief Commission
Russia
White House
Truman
Youll See Red This Year The Redhead Trend
Hairdressers declare a cool red shade with brown tones will dominate fall and winter fashion. The trend aims to complement black garments and offer a fresh change from blondes and brunettes, with appeal noted for women and their partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Youth counselors draw 20000 applicants amid tough job
Labor Department reports 20000 youths applied for counselor aide posts far above expectations. The work demands high knowledge and long hours, yet applicants in many cities filled testing facilities. Viewpoints differ on youth energy and automation challenges. A nightclub burglary yielded four stolen bottles of Scotch while no police were present. A doctor links grapefruit to cooling the heat. Coexistence in Laos remains fragile as communists oppose neutralists. Echo credits get the last word with a woman. Childless couples seek same joys as those with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Washington News Trouble for Barry in Illinois
Charles H Percy the GOP nominee for Illinois governor faces mixed views within Goldwater forces. Some praise his independence while others doubt his alignment with Barry Goldwater. Percy's stance on civil rights and moderation strains show he may not satisfy all Goldwaterites as he pursues his own path.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Chicago
NEA
Aairly
Ilinois
Charles H Percy
GOP
Sea Bar- 7
Chuck Percy
Percy Backer
Illinois
Goldwater
Percy
Barry
Picions
San Francisco
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwaterites
Charles Percy
Boyle's Column opens his mail again
New York AP reports a collection of trivia and quips from Boyle's column. The items cover aging perceptions, insurance costs, sea wealth, and quirky facts about fish and cheese, with quotations from Helen Keller and Thomas Carlyle, and jokes about birthdays and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Investors Forum Stock Market Boom Or Bust
The article notes vast U S money supplies far backing stock prices and the influence of 17 million stockholders. High quality equities from Du Pont to AT&T command demand as mutual funds foundations and pension funds pile into prime common stocks, signaling growing money flow and a push for growth stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C
France
America
du Pont
General Motors
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
Standard Oil of New
Ford and
Rockefeller
Ford Motor and
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Biddeford Lace Journal Ad Bureau and Rates
A Biddeford Maine newspaper page lists the Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor. It includes subscription prices and AP membership notice. The page contains investor commentary urging patience in stock markets and advice to consult bankers or brokers.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
What women dislike in other women from Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett lists ten traits that trigger dislike among women. From turning children loose and public spats to vanity, bragging, laziness, and a constant need to talk, these faults drive social scorn. The columnist urges self check to avoid becoming unlikable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Artificial Pacemakers Extend Heartbeat Beyond Limits
In modern medicine tiny electronic devices can keep a failing heart beating. Over 3,000 Americans rely on implanted pacemakers for stable circulation, with four main types varying in power source and implantation extent. Regular pulse checks and occasional minor surgery replace worn-out units, while reliability remains high with minimal breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
P. M. Zoll
American Heart Association
J. O'Neal Humphries
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
A Flag Full of Stars by Don Robertson review
Don Robertson’s A Flag Full of Stars surveys the 1948 election day impact through intertwined lives across Ohio Georgia Illinois and New York. It traces four women from a girls’ school and a cast of men as it charts ambition greed and longing set against a Truman victory and postwar America.
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New York
Columbus
America
Harvard
Don Robertson
Putnam
Har S. Truman
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Robertson
Dolly
Dolores
Hollywood
Jungle
Betsy
Winnetka
Mildred
Georgia
Jane
Congress
Paradise Falls
Ohio
Cleveland
Chicago
Miles A. Smith
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Card
Daily crossword clues listed with numbers for positions and common word themes. Includes a cryptogram section with a sample quotation by Longfellow and a Julius Caesar quotation example, plus teethers about the puzzle format and instructions.
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John Seldon
Laos
Washington News
Rep
William E
Pan American
Dix
Helen Keller
Jerusalem
Catholic Digest
Thomas Carlyle
Investors Forum
Jersey
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Union Carbide
American Telephone and Telegraph
Lace Journal
Ruth Willett
and Veterans Guide
Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Daily Crossword
Longfellow
Publilius Syrus
King Features Syndicate
Anne Ings
Mohammed
Tse
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