Irish Family Must Fend For Itself
Belfast widow Mrs. Hyland describes life after her 30 year old husband Joseph Hyland was arrested in a midnight raid and held at Long Kesh without trial. Welfare payments cover four children plus rent while two young daughters face ongoing hardship and a convulsing baby adds to the strain.
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Belfast
Joseph Hyland
Long Kesh
Northern Ireland
Sammy Hyland
Sammy
Turf Lodge
Lyet
Joseph
Children’s Advocates press for a children’s rights bill for local TV
A San Francisco group named Children’s Advocates urges local broadcasters to adopt a children’s bill of rights. Co chair Sally Williams cites studies showing minimal child audience consideration, lack of minority representation, and frequent constructive behavior rewards.
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San Francisco
Action For
Committee For Children’s Television
Sally Williams
United States
Williams Group
Watson Thoren Vows Exchanged In Private Nuptials
Marilyn Essex Watson and Rodney Clark Thoren married at their future home on Henderson Avenue SE. The ceremony Saturday evening was conducted by Rev. Leonard Sho walter. Attendants included Rhonda Astom and Anthony Reese. Both employed by Hall Home Furnishings. Mrs. Thoren is a Chicago School of Interior Design graduate.
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Marilyn Essex Watson
Larry Drive
Rodney Clark Thoren
Henderson Avenue
Leonard Showalter
Shueyville Methodist Church
Ralph Essex
Melvin Essex
Ralph Thoren
Solon
Rhonda Astom
Anthony Reese
Hall Home Furnishings
Thoren
Chicago School of Interior Design
Teacher Honored for 48 Years in Linn County Schools
Ethel Baily of 3217 Vine avenue SE was honored at a catered school dinner by Prairie Junior High faculty for 48 years of teaching. She began in 1925 in Linn County schools and now teaches math at Prairie Junior High, established in 1960, with James Jennings, principal, present.
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Ethel Baily
Vine Avenue
James Bayne
College Community Schools
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Meeting Moved to Feb 27
The Theta Alumnae Club will meet at 8 PM Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Eldon Olerich 276 Lamplite lane SE. The Gazette mislisted the date previously, showing the meeting for this Tuesday instead of Feb. 27.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Eldon Olerich
Lamplite Lane
Trapping, Radio Comedy Return After Sponsor Deal
A historical note recalls trapping as an ancient pursuit before farming. It also marks a 30 year retro moment: Amos and Andy left radio for the first time in 16 years, returning only after a contract with a new sponsor was signed.
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Amos and
Andy
Pedestrians Have Better Odds Here
Archbold Ohio reported by UPI as the safest U S town for pedestrians with 55 years since a pedestrian death by an auto. The American Automobile Association notes the long safety record in Archbold highlighting local road calm and enforcement.
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Archbold, Ohio
UPI
United States
The
American Automobile Assn
Archbold
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PTA
Committee On Children’s Television
Interstation
Mrs. Williams
Anel Next
C.R.E.A. Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Society For Women Features
Watson-Thoren
Gazette
Duane Crock
Pat OF
Los Angeles Times
Office of
C. R. Kitchen
Optometrist
Sears
Tiltie Lewis
Lewis
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
First Ave
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