Editorial: Plastic Bags Link to Child Dangers
The Society of Plastics Industry campaigns to educate on plastic film risk to children. The piece argues deaths from bags are small compared with overall child fatalities but urges warnings to parents to keep bags away from kids and not use them as mattresses. It compares risks from automobiles and drowning and warns against sweeping bans, urging practical safety.
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Distaff Side letter riffs on family, fashion and local lore
The column writer wryly critiques a prior fathers day piece and shares a flurry of local items. He jokes about an Anti-Picnickers League, a father shirt, and a shadowy youngest child who prefers Mom. Old Highth street overalls store history is noted with Raimon Walters and Piland's.
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Long of Louisiana Faces Tax Action Amid Turmoil
Washington reports Governor Earl Long of Louisiana faces probable income tax prosecution linked to a Baton Rouge home and large deposits described as bribes or gifts. The piece details alleged campaign contributions tied to ship interests, a vetoed Mississippi Bar Pilots bill, and Long’s personal struggles including family tension and hospital visits.
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