Two Negro Women in House Race
Shirley Chisholm of Brooklyn and Janet Roberts Jennings of Chicago seek congressional seats in a year with many women running. The article notes close races, historic firsts for Black women, and contests in multiple states including New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Maryland with several incumbents facing strong challenges.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Congress
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
N. Y
Janet Roberts Jennings
Chicago
Kentucky
Katherine Graham Peden
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Margaret O’shaughnessy Heckler
Massachusetts
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Heckler
Edmund Dinis
Wellesley
Democratic
Fall River
Bolton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Charles Vanik
22Nd
Barnard Co-Eds Stay in Dorms
New York AP report notes few Barnard College coeds left dorms as housing rules liberalized after a student off campus living matter. Only 10 applied for off-campus housing with parental permission at fall term start. Previously, out-of-town students faced dormitory living unless married, 21, or senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnard College
New Hampshire
Onassis and Callas Win Multimillion Dollar Suit
In London the House of Lords by a 3 to 2 vote upheld a high court ruling against Panaghis Vergottis. Aristoteles Onassis and Maria Callas gain 25 and 26 shares respectively, making Miss Callas the controlling shareholder of the Liberian ship company valued at about 2.88 million dollars. The case involved disputed shares and a 144000 dollar payment to Vergottis.
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London
Aristotle Onassis
Maria Callas
Britain
House of Lords
Panaghis Vergottis
Onassis
Miss Callas
Vergottis
Miss ,Callas
Jacqueline
Paris
Local features and TV clips mix in Cedar Rapids scene
By The Way highlights Delta Delta Delta collecting treats for St Luke's pediatrics. A Cedar Rapids family TV segment covers Carl Sandburg and Onassis ties, with memories of Knox College in Galesburg and a possible December reair. Campaign signs surge as elections near.
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Delta ~ Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Culver
Geographic
Riley
Karl Koffron
Twenty-sixth Street
Edward Steichen
Carl Sandburg
Paula
Carl
Cries Reveal What Baby Wants
A mother's guidance explains how a baby's cries indicate hunger discomfort or pain. Nighttime cries signal hunger or distress while pain cries are shrill and intermittent.
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Tot
First Aid Kit Is Good Precaution For Emergencies
A mother emphasizes the value of a home first aid chest for family safety and teaches youngsters to manage basic medical supplies. Essentials include bandages gauze and antiseptics, with optional items like a thermometer and eye wash. A first aid guide, stored with the chest, helps quick access during emergencies.
Turtleneck Sweaters Need Cleaning Care
Turtleneck sweaters need careful handling and dry cleaning for knitted acetates to avoid loss of shape. The National Institute of Dry Cleaning cautions about yarn slippage and shine spots, advising shoppers to choose tightly knit garments with fiber content labels for proper care.
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Silver Spring
National Institute of Drycleaning
Joyner Couple to Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas D Joyner of 1429 L Street SW will be honored Sunday at an open house from 2 to 5 to mark their silver wedding anniversary. Hosts will be their six children and they were married November 8 1943.
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Thomas D. Joyner
L Street
Mrs. Joyner
British fashions swing back to classic lines in London show
More than 1,200 overseas buyers attended the Clothing Export Council display in London as British designers favored clean silhouettes with lightly flared coats and knee-length hemlines. Styles leaned to white, navy and red with minimal patterns, belts featured prominently, and raincoats highlighted practical design.
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ONDON
Carnaby Street
King’s Road
Clothing Export Council
Elgee
Paul Michael
Cordoba
Mary Quant
London
Choosing Patterns for Knits and Wools for Fall
Guidance on selecting sewing patterns for light to medium weight wools and jerseys. Avoid circular and bias cut skirts as knits may stretch on the bias.
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Society For Wesmien
The
Heather
Jeannette Miller
Angus J. Ray
Illlinois Saint Andrew Society
Roderick McDonald
Jeannette
Margaret A. Kilgore
Shirley Temple
Edna Kelly
D-N-Y
Salem
Mass
Bates
William Bates
Hennexson
Kennedy
Vanik
Patsy T. Mink
Hawaii
Charolette T. Reid
Rtll
Martha W. Griffiths
Leonor K. Sullivan
Florence P. Dwyer
Edith Green
Julia Butler Hansen
D-Wash
Catherine May
Wash
Twelfth
Jennings
William L. Dawson
Inl
Maxine Morrison
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Glenn Cunningham
Morrison
Maryland
Margaret C. Scheinhaut
Gilbert Gude
New Jersey
Dwyer
Marion D. Dwyer
Elizabeth
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Dn.j
Pennsylvania
Pearl Chertov
Militant Worker Party
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Velma Linford
Wyoming
William H. Harrison
Rwyo
Barnard
Athens
Scorpios
Greece
South Africa
Harry Oppenheimer
Nicholas
Helli Lasch
Jackie
By the
Way
Elinor Ahern
Robert C. Geiger
Fairview Drive
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Geiger
Geigers
Aristotle Valaoritis
Madouri
Valaoritises
Geneva
Geneva Deposit Bank
Orziz Currie
Coe Trustees
Pat Stitzel
B. J
Currie
Bever Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Iowa
Boddicker
School OF Music
First Avenue
Lindaie Plaza
Flame
FOX & Hounds
Martin Feet
Intarsia
Margaret McNamara
Lee H. Calig
Royal Garden Hotel
Margaret
Burnley
England
Palm Beach
Fla
Calig
Pittsburgh
St. Peter's Church
Nadeane Walker
May
2Nd St. S.E
Zales
Schick Electric
Schick
Zales Jewelers
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