Dorothy Dix Advice on Unwelcome House Guests
Dear Mrs R A offers guidance on guests who overstay and sidestep meals. Suggest cutting comfort and keeping no emergency foods. Advise leaving the spare room unused and presenting no hospitality bills to deter repeated visits.
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Dorothy DIX
R. A
Mrs. R. A
Muriel Nissen
Ereta
Dangers in Sitting Still From Medical Viewpoint
Health column by W W Bauer M D AMA warns that prolonged sitting raises risk of pulmonary embolism. Cites 1910s London bombings data and cases of leg vein thrombosis from long sitting in chairs, planes, theaters. Advises frequent movement, medical checkups, and caution for elderly, obese, and sedentary workers.
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London
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Misses The Mark
A fragment discusses a reader inviting a friend to visit to gauge hospitality and the social tone of the situation. The text hints at personal manners and the idea of testing welcome. It reflects column style guidance on relationship etiquette.
Red hair and a fine figure draw attention, says Marcus
Dear Marcus advises pride not jealousy when a red headed fi gure attracts notice and suggests the couple handle public perception with confidence. Dorothy Dix responds to a teen asking about adolescent independence and fashion choices while noting parental guidance and travel limits.
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Marcus
Dorothy DIX
Dupuy Damage Suit Continued At Athens
The case of Dr. Alton J. Dupuy against the City of Athens was continued to the next term after a hung jury failed to reach a verdict in the $500 damage suit. The suit stems from a September accident involving Dr. Dupuy’s twin daughters Joan and Jane as they drove to band practice.
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Athens
Alton J. Dupuy
Dr. Dupuy
Joan Jane
Two Join J C Penney In Decatur
Tommy Morton of Midway Alabama and Robert L Wooten of Beckley West Virginia have joined the J C Penney Co assigned to the Decatur store. Morton holds a BA from the University of Alabama 1955 and a planned Masters in 1956 and was active in Crimson and White Lambda Chi Alpha and Westminster Fellowship. Wooten recently earned a BS in retailing from Concord College and served in the Korean War. both now reside at 629 Jackson Street with Mrs Julian Bibb.
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Tommy Morton
Midway
Ala
Robert L. Wooten
Beckley
W. Va
J. C. Penney Co
J. W. Crowell
Morton
University of Alabama
The
Crimson and White
Westminster Fellowship
Lambda Chi Alpha
Wooten
Concord College
Athens
Kappa Sigma Kappa Social Fraternity
U.S. Navy
Jackson St
Julian Bibb
Dr Festus Cook Dies of Cancer At 61
Funeral services in Birmingham Wednesday for Dr Festus M Cook chairman of the 1956 Alabama Cancer Crusade. He died here yesterday of cancer after leading a major Alabama cancer drive. Cook, 61, had been under treatment while guiding the tuberculosis board appointment.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama Cancer Crusade
Festus M. Cook
Alabama
Cook
Alabama Tuberculosis Board
Alabama Tuberculosis Assn
Understanding and Appreciation Shape Interpersonal Relations
The statement emphasizes that appreciation of others fosters understanding in return. It suggests reciprocal respect builds stronger connections, reduces conflict, and enhances cooperation across personal and professional relationships.
Life Liberty and Happiness for All Faiths
A universal declaration affirms life liberty and the pursuit of happiness for everyone regardless of worship. It emphasizes equal rights and freedom of belief, underscoring inclusive civic values across communities.
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God
Cullman Conservation Worker Honored For Superior Service
Cullman Soil Conservation Service leader Foster M. Patton received the Superior Service Award from the Agriculture Department in Washington. He has directed conservation plans for 99,046 acres, supervised 323 farm ponds, and overseen planting of over 23,500 acres of legumes and grasses in Cullman County.
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Cullman
Foster M. Patton
Soil Conservation Service
Cao
Washington
Sipereenat of Agriculture
Patton
Capitol
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Man County
CED Urges U.S. Tax Cut With Budget Guardrails
The Committee for Economic Development urged a tax cut of two billion dollars or more starting January 1 if it does not jeopardize the cash budget. It said no tax cut if only a small July 1 budget surplus exists or if inflation pressures rise.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development Today
CED
Electronic lemon sorter revolutionizes fruit grading
In San Jose a new electronic eye sorts lemons into four color grades, directing uniform yellows to market and others to storage to finish color. The machine replaces hand sorting, handling fruit for longer storage to reach market-ready yellow.
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San Jose
Calif
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