Scandal Goddess Kilgallen Book Draws Fire
Gossip column rips a new biography The Scandal Goddess for a fictionalized, sensational portrait of Dorothy Kilgallen, claiming it distorts her Catholic, demure image and suggests suicide by alcohol and sleeping pills with no evidence she intended self harm.
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Court rules happy workers may claim injury pay
A New York Court of Appeals decision allows workers to seek workers compensation for injuries sustained while dancing at work if the person was happy with their job and inspired to dance. The ruling hinges on whether the harm arose from positive work spirit or merely happened due to dislike of the job. The article notes social chaos could follow if such “happy worker” cases spread, with examples of fictional coworkers and an informal discussion of a real secretary named Lynn.
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Ann Landers readers weigh in on cameras and noise
A San Francisco campaign once swapped guns for cameras to curb wildlife harm but today a new risk is posed by discarded film. Polaroid and park services debunk claims that camera film poisons wildlife and urge proper disposal. A reader seeks advice on an endlessly talkative aunt with hearing issues and Ann Landers suggests a patience and a relevant booklet for guidance.
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Twist hair for cool summer do in three ponytails
Readers ask about hair care and styles for summer. Kenneth suggests a simple three-ponytail twist into mini chignons, proper technique for rolling and unwinding, and cautions on hot curlers usage with color treated hair. He also advises on wig care, length and layering options, and finding a skilled stylist for a nearly one-length shape.
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Political Lop Pers Knit Pattern Promotes Party Symbols
Reader Pat's Pointers shares directions for a knit edge pattern and a center panel featuring donkey or elephant designs. The leaflet offers a flexible shawl or coaster design in four stitch gauge, with sizes for small to large and options to remove the center panel. Request Leaflet No. M-18 for 50 cents via Trexter, Daily Review, P.O. Box 17635, Charlotte, N.C.
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New Synthetics and Knitting Tips From Readers
Readers discuss new synthetic fabrics and cotton covered polyester for durable permanent press garments. They share knitting techniques for edges, top down garments, and provisional tips to ease joins. Anne and Kay thank subscribers for letters guiding future columns.
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