How Did Collegians of Old Endure Their Lacks
New York columnist Inez Robb reflects on postwar college life, recalling primitive conditions, scarce comforts, and resilience. The piece contrasts old students walking miles with modern dorm luxuries, noting jokes about gas fuses and shortages while students chase diplomas amid frugal times.
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New York
Joe College
Edgar A Guest Poem Portrait The Poet of the People
A reflective verse by Edgar A Guest imagines attending a wedding in modest dress and old customs. The speaker predicts tearful vows, rice showers, a can tied to a bumper, and a farewell toast while wishing happiness to the bride and groom.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Three Children and Baby Sitter Die in Scranton Home
A Scranton woman returned from a wedding party to find her three children aged 21 months 5 and 4 and their elderly babysitter dead. Coroner Dr. Paul E Kabasko ruled accidental asphyxiation after the mother found the bodies with an oven jet partially opened. The babysitter was 65 and identified as John Bell. the mother’s husband Jack died last April.
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Scranton
Paul E. Kabasko
Lackawanna County
Ruth Gospoderek
Patricia Ann
Mary Jane
Kathlene Ann
John Bell
Studebaker Leads Price Cuts in Auto Market Shakeup
Automotive industry writers report Studebaker's 1955 model price cuts of 37 to 287 dollars as a possible catalyst for further reductions by rivals. American Motors may follow, leveraging shared body shells to cut costs, while Ford and Chevrolet face intensified competition as dealers push discounts and delivery bonuses to boost sales.
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Detroit
Studebaker
Packard
Ford
Chevrolet
American Motors
Nash
Studebaker-Packard
Nash and Hudson
Chrysler
MacMillan Plans New Trip to Polo
Rear Adm. Donald B. MacMillan, 79, after completing his thirtieth voyage to the far north, says he will return next year. His 81-foot schooner battled gales up to 120 miles per hour on the journey to within 11 degrees of the North Pole.
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Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Donald B.macmillan
Far North
MacMillan
North Pole
Crispy slow-baked pork spare ribs with BBQ glaze
Oven baked pork spare ribs come out beautifully crisp when slow cooked and trimmed of fat. Baste with barbecue sauce in the final thirty minutes for a glossy finish.
Soldier Escapes Tower of London
British authorities reported a private escaped from the Tower of London but was recaptured by a London policeman less than two hours later on a street within a mile of the tower.
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Soldier
Tower of London
London
Sir Walter Raleigh
Rudolph Hess
Tower
Divorce Petition Notice in Cedar Rapids Iowa
The court lists a divorce petition filed in Linn County Iowa with the Cedar Rapids address for service and attorney Fisher. The notice requires the defendant to respond by a stated deadline and mentions general equitable relief and terms of the decree.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn Couns
Iowa
Fisher
Attys
American’ Building
Cedar Pi
It Would Have Been a Good Camouflage Job
In Frankfurt Germany the U S 2nd armored division publicized a second lieutenant tale about Lt John P Bartholomew who mistook a real tree for a camouflage soldier during maneuvers. The error was noted as humorous in the divisions official publication Hell on Wheels.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. 2Nd Armored Division
John P. Bartholomew
District May Offer Clue to High Court Ruling on Integration
Washington DC schools chief Dr. Hobart M. Corning outlined a mixed approach to desegregation affecting just over 100000 students. About 60000 are Negro and one fifth of schools have Negro and white teachers with unsegregated classes in roughly two fifths. The plan aims to model both immediate and gradual integration as the Supreme Court set to rule next year.
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Mae
Washington
INS
Hobart M. Corning
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
Remue
Corning
Milford
Del
Supreme Court
School zoning moves toward integration in district chiefs say
On September 13 students report to their current or nearest school with first time enrollees assigned by zone. By October parents may choose between current or geographically assigned schools. Many campuses already host both races and staff. several elementary and high schools mix white and Negro teachers and students as options roll out nationwide.
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Doan
M Elementary
Petworth Elementary
Raymond Elementary
Corning
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