That's Enough Now Forget By Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers from 1943 includes a niece who hoards bargains and gifts, a teen anxious about hair pulling, and a distrusting suitor. guidance counsels addressing underlying issues, seeking counseling, and moving toward healthier attitudes.
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Humboldt Attend State C of C Meet
Humboldt reporters recount trips to Wichita for the state Chamber of Commerce meeting and Kansas Grand Chapter sessions. Readers note attendees from Humboldt including Walter Wulf and several relatives with European era Swedish exhibit at the museum. Mrs. Hazel Lewis and others attended OES sessions in Topeka and district events with large turnouts and hospitality events.
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Walter Wulf
Wichita
State Chamber of Commerce
Wulf
Aftrnoon
Robert Adams
John Hatch
Courtney Moles
Alvin Lassman
Art Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Hazel Lewis
OES
Topeka
Kansas
Order of Eastern Star
Lewis
Bessie van Nice
June Peterson
Rosalie Lombard
Homer Smith
J. A. van Nice
Lois Squire
Gladys Billings
Alpha Shoemaker
Denver
Grace Puckett
Lawrence
Grand Guards
Grand Pages
Shoemaker
Russell T. Runnels
O. L. Shoemaker
Alma
CBS
Herman Crawford
Betty
Floyd A. Crawfords
Neva Crawford
V. A. Emery
McAfee
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Chanute Tribune highlights and subscription notes
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details and subscription rates for Chanute Kansas and surrounding counties. It includes the publisher Dwight McCreight, staff credits, and mailing terms. Subscription prices range from 1 year 15 dollars to shorter periods and regional rates.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodsor
Kansas
Prayers in Public Schools Debate Rages in Congress
Washington report notes Rep. B F Sisk denounces a drive to amend the U S Constitution to permit school prayers as an attack on the Supreme Court. House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler calls the push stampede politics while urging continued vigilance in the debate. Also: Mars life may be limited to a microscopic layer of vegetation with Mars having seen better days, and Philippines Justice Regala urges a UN led peace conference to revise international law after the 58th annual meeting of the American Society of International Law.
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Congress
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
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Supreme Court
Sisk
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Mars
G. P. Kuiper
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Roberto Regala
The
Philippines Supreme Court
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Regala
American Society of International Law
Anchorage Removing Wreckage on Fourth Avenue
Anchorage dismantles a four block stretch of the business district after the March 27 quake. Demolition crews remove wreckage as a giant earthslide left 11 foot fissures. Future use hinges on soil tests with a tentative downtown renewal plan to park and attract tourists.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage
Fourth Avenue
Army Engineers
Mrs Lyndon Johnson Shares Time on Four State Poverty Swing
Mrs Johnson traveled with President Lyndon B. Johnson on a four state poverty tour, greeting crowds in Inez Kentucky Huntington West Virginia and Chicago. She praised the trip as energizing for the President and noted she cannot keep pace with his fast walking and speaking. Her right hand ached from handshakes while the President’s was scratched from the crowds.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kentucky
Inez
Chicago
Lyndon
Huntington
Johnson
Port Authority leases transmitter sites to feds for free
Not in Advance Miami AP report states the Dade County Port Authority will lease two transmitter sites to the federal government at no cost, after finding that keeping the sites costs more in bookkeeping than the yearly dollar rent previously paid.
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Miami
Dade County Port
Orangutans in Captivity and the Wild Life Span Notes
Orangutans in 200s cages live about four years on average due to limited space and exercise, restricting breeding in captivity. In contrast, wild orangutans are estimated to live 50 years or more, highlighting vast life-span differences between captive and free-roaming individuals.
Clash of Car Men in Cheyenne Intersection Collision
In Cheyenne Wyoming a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Walter Eldridge GMAC district representative collided with a 1964 Ford driven by Robert Johnson Ford district representative at an intersection. No injuries reported while both firms probe the incident.
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Walter Eldridge
Cheyenne
Robert Johnson
Eldridge
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Johnson
Ford Motor Co
It Pays to Advertise in Albuquerque Radio
A woman visited KDEF in Albuquerque seeking a set of hearing aid batteries after the station advertised itself as Albuquerque's Leading Ear Specialist. The incident highlights how local radio promos draw listeners to service requests.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Albuquerque
KDEF
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