Memory as the Great Communicator from Boyle's Notebook
HAL Boyle reflects on memory shaping thought and identity, recalling mid century quirks. He notes streetcar greetings, fashion fads, gum bubbles, mustaches, painless dentists, and social codes, contrasting past habits with present sensibilities.
Credit Is Two Way Proposal
AP analysis highlights how consumer credit expanded from 8.4 billion in 1946 to 95 billion by 1960s, with bankruptcies rising and warnings about credit misuse. It notes nonprofit counselors and credit bureaus increasing, but debt pressures persist. Families counseled show median pay 400 dollars monthly and median non mortgage debt 3600 dollars, raising questions about lending practices and borrower honesty.
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Loretta Bedard Honored At Fremont Club Baby Shower
A baby shower for Loretta Bedard was held at the Fremont Club Alfred Street Biddeford with her mother Mrs. Jean Martel and co hosts Mrs. Gloria Bedard Mrs. Garnet Martel Mrs. Lillian Chenard Mrs. Jedda Martel Mrs. Ruth Martel and Miss Gloria Ryder. Attending guests included Mrs. Ruth Martel Mrs. William E Martel Mrs. Norma Martel Mrs. Ernest Martel Mrs. Lillian Chenard and many Bedard Martel and Lambert family members.
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Bryant Profile Frames a Gentle Bear Not a Ruthless Coach
AP critic Cynthia Lowry finds ABC Profile on Alabama coach Paul Bryant shallow and selective, portraying a mild, prayerful leader while omitting core details of his program and players. The piece contrasts with a moving Timmy documentary and previews Tonight’s other TV picks.
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How to prepare frankfurter rolls for party service
Split each roll lengthwise and butter inner surfaces generously. Bake in a hot oven for five to ten minutes. Assemble with a hot frankfurter, either simmered or grilled, and secure with wooden picks for easy serving.
Steinbeck in satisfactory condition after surgery
Nobel prize winner John Steinbeck, 65, is reported in satisfactory condition following surgery for a ruptured spinal disc at New York hospitals. The report notes his hospitalization since October.
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