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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1955
Page
5
Hal Boyle reports on the seven most brutal forms of wifely silence as a humorous study of marital tension. A poll of anonymous husbands yields examples from mind reading to fence straddling silence, illustrating how quiet can unsettle a spouse.
A humorous lament on marital silence across seven scenes. A husband endures quiet treatments from his wife, from silent payments of a paycheck to the dreaded house chores list. The vignette catalogs seven silence types and their emotional tolls within domestic life.
DES MOINES AP The will of Frank G Moorhead 78 veteran Iowa writer editor and prominent Democrat who died March 19 was filed for probate. Moorheads widow Mildred R Moorhead was named executrix and sole beneficiary of all property.
Moscow reports Soviet Sports, citing American indoor track venues as ruinous to European athletes. The Norwegian runner Audun Boysen is quoted praising Russian efforts to improve facilities as the paper highlights U S arena conditions and smoking concerns.
Soviet Sports notes that during the winter track season in the United States many new records are set as athletes contend with blinding arena lights, loud jazz music, and pervasive tobacco smoke in the stands and facilities.
The report notes that foreign visitors could not win despite the strong 1954 performances. It mentions an incident two hours later involving a theft of $100 from a bureau drawer. Cody is identified as a police man in the narrative.
A light-footed burglar entered the Hartford residence of Edward T. Cody, prompting police to investigate. Details on injuries, motives, or suspects were not disclosed in the initial report. The incident marks another urban burglary in Hartford, with authorities urging residents to secure doors and report suspicious activity.
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