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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1957
Page
13
National Safety Council urges motorists to slow down and be extra cautious at night and dusk during the holiday season. It notes 75 percent of yuletide fatalities occur in darkness and offers tips on lighting, speeding, stopping off the roadway, and using high and low beams to save lives.
Warning issued by the Michigan Retailers Association cautions shoppers about phony price tags, fake catalogs, and discount schemes used by junk jewelry peddlers. The advisory lists common tricks, urges avoiding off brand goods, and suggests reporting suspected fraud to police or the association in Lansing.
Dr. Laurence L. Quill of Michigan State University says the atomic age will be far overshadowed by future developments. He recalls the first controlled energy release from the nucleus and the early chain reaction in a squash court beneath the University of Chicago stadium. He warns that nuclear power's fate depends on attitudes and cautions against arming it with godless aggressors.
Ten leaders of public and religious thought in America were named by the Fund for the Republic to study the impact of church life teachings and activities on national life. The effort is described as part of a wide program.
A festive Room 19 celebrates Yuletide spirit to lift hearts and minds. The piece hopes the holiday mood endures beyond breaks, guiding children toward goodwill and kinder deeds in classrooms nationwide. It notes Santa symbols chimney imagery and Holy Family likenesses enriching elementary education.
Anita Dean urges simple entertaining for the holidays with a dessert party that can be prepared ahead. Favor smaller portions, allow guests to serve themselves, and pair desserts with fruit or cheese platters to keep the focus on visiting.
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