Barbara Huttons string of royal marriages illustrated
Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth heiress, has wed and separated through a succession of titled partners from 1933 onward. Her marriages to Prince Alexis Mdivani, Count Heinrich von Reventlow, Cary Grant, Prince Igor Troubetzkoy, Porfirio Rubirosa, and Baron Gottfried von Cramm show a pattern of high profile unions ending in divorce or separation amid public attention.
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Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Miss Hutton
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Mdivani
Barbara
Count Heirich George Haugwitz von Reventlow
Cary Grant
Igor Troubetskoy
Census Bureau conducts local data collection on employment
The Census Bureau will gather employment and unemployment data from local families during the week of April 16 as part of the Current Population Survey conducted nationwide for up-to-date national estimates. Local collectors will be properly identified, and data will be combined with other regions to inform planning and measure business activity. About 31.5 percent of the nation’s trucks are on farms and 29 percent are in the 115 most populous counties.
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Joseph F. Downey
Census Bureau
Boston
Mass
New England
Signs of Spring from Frog Chorus Across New England
An article notes spring peepers herald earlier warmth, with Harris of Boston’s Museum of Science describing the small male frogs as early singers. It outlines other species including the wood frog, green frog, bull frog, and toads, detailing appearances, habitats, and mating calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D. Harris
Boston
Museum of Science
Harris
The Hard Way in Middleboro Scoop
Chief Deputy Elmer Fuson crawled under a kitchen floor and recovered evidence after suspects emptied liquor into a sink. He unstewed a water pipe and trapped the liquid in a jar for later use.
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Middleboro
Elmer Fuson
Survey Finds Middlesex County Air minded and Aviation Dense
New York Middlesex County leads in private aviation with 140 planes in active service, far above the national average. The CAA study covering all 48 states shows private planes as vital for business, farming, health services, and publicity, with uses ranging from dusting to fire patrol and flight instruction.
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New York
Middlesex County
United States
Cvil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Massachusetts
Practical Management Seminar For Small Manufacturers
The Small Business Administration and Boston University announce a Practical Management for Small Manufacturers seminar at the Boston University Faculty Club starting April 16, 1956. Eight weekly sessions run 7 to 9 30 p m with fifty places, fee 50 dollars, limited to small plant representatives and key personnel. Francis E Moore coordinates the program and future sessions may include retailing wholesaling and personal service.
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The
Small Business Administration
Boston University
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts
Edward J. Stewart
New England
University of Connecticut
Francis E. Moore
Breakfast with Peach Slices and Currant Jelly
Note mentions top waffles or French toast served with well drained canned cling peach slices heated with currant jelly. Crisp bacan is listed as a accompaniment.
New Ink Fights Forgers in Modern Crime Prevention
Washington based report describes a new ink that reveals counterfeits under ultraviolet light. It explains historic origins of ink from ancient times to modern society and notes banks and authorities showing interest in the anti forgery technology.
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Harmany
Nichols United Press
Washington
Believing Affects Memory in Surprising Ways
New York psychologist Dr. Robert B. Garber reports memory improves when a person believes in and likes what to remember and worsens when they disbelieve or dislike. Tests with 200 NYU undergraduates show believing and liking together greatly strengthen recall while disbelieving and disliking impair it, especially among late adolescents.
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Delos Smith
U. P
New York
Robert B. Garber
Garber
New York University
The
American Psychological Association
Dating Habits of Young People in Bowling Green Study
A Bowling Green State University sociologist reports that high school and college students average over one date per week. The survey of 1,200 high school upperclassmen and 1,700 college students found college girls averaging 2 dates weekly, college men 2, high school girls 1.7, and high school boys 1.3. Younger students began dating around ages 14 to 15.
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Bowling Green, O
Bowling Green State University
Northwestern
Ohio
Samuel H. Lowrie
Sugar Bowl
Churning Away at Gorham Farm For 82 Years
Mr and Mrs Willie Lamb run a one acre farm in Gorham Maine. They churn butter each Thursday using an old fashioned churn. They have produced about 2000 pounds of butter annually for 82 years.
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Gorham
Willie Lamb
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