Why Women Change After Marriage Says A Wedge-Headed Youth
A survey or opinion piece discusses changes in women after marriage including diet, fitness, style, finances, and independence. It contrasts pre marriage independence with post marriage dependence and urges consideration of evolving needs and expectations.
Three men head to Chicago to shape Democratic platform
Three men left this morning bound for Chicago to help write the agricultural plank of the Democratic Party's platform for the upcoming national convention. The piece argues surpluses and parity should be aired and used, not stored or wasted, as America faces hunger and global tension.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
America
Toastmasters Meet in Decatur at Cornelian Court Hotel
Toastmasters will meet Wednesday at 6 15 pm at Cornelian Court Hotel dining room with Bill Cook as toastmaster. Speakers include Warren Jones Don Killen Ed Pritchett and Bob Young. A Price car traveling east on Walnut Street collided with a parked car owned by Mrs S B Lanier at 10 30 am Monday per police report.
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Cornelian Court Hotel
Bill Cook
Warren Jones
Don Killen
Ed Pritchett
Bob Young
S. B. Lanier
Ferry St
Price
Walnut St
Be a man and seek own independence from wife
The writer urges a husband to stop relying on his wife’s wealth and seek his own success. If he proves capable, the wife may loosen control and respect his new independence, addressing possessiveness and control in the marriage.
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B. K. Security
Damage suit settlement reached in Morgan County court
Dolly Greer Lovelady and O B Roberson agreed to a $35,000 settlement after defense withdrew request for jury trial. The judge delayed the call until the jury line, as negotiations continued through the morning.
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Morgan County
Dolly Greer Lovelady
0. B. Roberson
Two State Men Go To London
Montgomery Alabama report states two state men travel to London on unannounced taxpayer funded trip approved by Gov. John Patterson. The trip details were not announced and were to accompany an unnamed official.
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Montgomery
Sion
Lurie
John Patterson
Night Sky Summary for Decatur June 15
Decatur observers see sunset at 7 02 p m and sunrise at 4 34 a m on June 15. Moonrise 12 02 a m. Vege Deneb Altair rise high in the east Arcturus visible in the west with Saturn and Jupiter in the south.
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Deneb
Altair
Arcturus
Saturn
Jupiter
Athens Council Approves Lighting Upgrade and Center Support
The Athens Council authorized about 10000 dollars of materials for space on the property and approved an ing law hearing to be held July 11. The council plans to improve lighting around the center and aid the trading area as part of the current measures.
Civil Rights Probe Hurtles in Alabama Federal Route Open
The Justice Department seeks federal court power to resume inspecting voter registration files after a state court injunction blocks access. Hearings are set for July 13 as the department appeals to dissolve the injunction and move the case to federal jurisdiction under Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr.
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U.S. Sask Sele
Frank M. Johnson, Jr
Johnson
Gallion
Accens
Walter B. Jones
Eisenhower Receives Largest Philippine Welcome Outside U S
In Manila a jubilant crowd of 1.5 million or more swamped President Eisenhower as he rode with President Garcia from the airport to downtown Manila. Garcia praised the U S and the free world, and MacArthur sent good wishes. The sea of cheering supporters crowded roofs and streets, surging to a near standstill during the parade.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
New Delhi
Carlos P. Garcia
Alaska
Wake Garcia
America
Free World
Garcia
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Japan ready army to back police during Eisenhower visit
Japanese security officials alert troops as a 2,000 man regiment and a 15,000 strong Tokyo division stand on alert to back police if violence erupts during President Eisenhower's visit. Unionists plan further protests and Parliament faces dissolution debates tied to the U S Japan security pact.
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Gene Kramer
TOKYO
Japan
Eisenhower
Defense Board
White House
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Quickies by Ken Reynolds on small economical cars
A column notes advantages of compact economical cars with concise observations and light humor. The piece highlights affordability, efficiency, and practical benefits for everyday driving.
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Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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