Hints From Heloise Two Throw Rugs Do Trick
Reader tips include sewing together matching throw rugs to create a thicker single rug with a heavier edge. Flipping worn rugs extends life. folding large rugs and sewing works too. Also shared are stove spill prevension with butter in water and bleach caution on floors and wallpaper cleaning methods.
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Carol Johnson
Ideal Setup Behind Storm
The Weather Bureau's Jerome Namias traces a distant chain of conditions from Texas to the North Pole and Iceland that produced savage gales and deep snow. He says such storms are not random and forecasts say Northeast conditions may stay below normal but gradually improve for a few days.
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Texas
North Pole
Iceland
Jerome Namias
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Arkansas
Auburn Professor To Judge Angus Show
Dr. J. Gossett head of Auburn University animal science to judge entries in the southern regional angus show and sale in Montgomery January 8 9.
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Auburn
Angus
Plaster Falls Injures Minister’s Wife in Fire Scene
Mrs Annie Mae Wilson 52 wife of Rev A W Wilson pastor of Holt Street Baptist Church recovers from a deep leg cut after plaster fell from a weakened ceiling during a Sunday morning fire that caused heavy damage at the church. The story notes about 30,000 used car dealers in the United States appear in the snippet.
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A. W. Wilson
Holt
United States
Hartselle’s 93 Years of Growth Since 1870
Hartselle has grown rapidly since its 1870 founding. The city, named for George Hartselle, evolved from a rail depot to a bank hub, and later built schools, hospitals, and two churches. By mid century it expanded from a one mile square limit to current size and now has over 5,000 residents.
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Hartselle
George Hartselle
A. A. Oden
E. A. Oden
L&n
Hartselle Bank
Privte Bank of Oden
J. D. Pullen
Pulaski
First National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Citizens Bank of
Thomas Morrow
Hartselle College
Morgan County High School
J. H. Riddle
J. C. Pettey
Scott L. Rountree
Black Chandler Hospital
John C. Orr
Grady Long
Solons To Hear School Plans In Decatur Meeting
Educators from 14 counties in the Tennessee Valley and northwest Alabama will meet with state legislators Thursday at Decatur High School for a dinner meeting to discuss public school progress and needs. Lt. Gov.-elect James B. Allen of Gadsden will be the principal speaker, with Dr. Austin Meadows also slated to appear.
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Alabama
Decatur High School
H. R. Leeman
Decatur Schools
James B. Allen
Gadsden
Leeman
Allen
Alabama Education Association
Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Associations
Austin Meadows
W.C. Helms
AEA
University of Alabama
Congo Peace Hopes Grow
U.S. officials express growing hope that the U.N. plan to reunify the Congo will advance quickly within a fortnight. Tsombe may join the plan or exit, while Katanga revenue and governance arrangements are to be resolved. The plan would have Katanga officials swear allegiance to the central government and integrate the Katanga gendarmerie into the national army.
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U.N
Congo
U Thant
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Union Miniere
Katanga Mining Company
Tshombe
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