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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
8
Ertta Haley guides spring cleaning on a budget with staged work across weeks. Plan laundry to wash curtains and draperies, clean woodwork and windows gradually, and pack seasonal items ahead. Use partitions like screens and chests to create living, dining, and hobby spaces while preserving future flexibility.
Sally, a Spokane wife, complains Elbert Klinger, 10 years her senior, boasted of past conquests and told lurid stories to shock her. The letter-writer urges tough love and humor, advising Sally to persevere, seek support, and question Elbert’s reform while highlighting the harm of his admitted behavior.
A critic reviews the two hour video program Today with Garroway airing 7 to 8 am. The piece mocks the format as a global cafeteria of news music weather and gags. It jokes about the heavy use of video and the hectic morning pace and notes Garroway’s high energy and mixed reception.
Ocean researchers from Woods Hole probe the Gulf Stream aboard the Albatross II to learn if the warm current branches or runs as multiple concurrent currents. A five month cruise off Newfoundland and Iceland tests how winds and Earth's rotation shape the North Atlantic’s clockwise flow and sea level rise.
Washington experts say 1952 business on Main Streets will be good but not abnormally profitable, with prosperity, jobs and income remaining strong. Personal income in December rose to an annual rate of 257 billion dollars, while 1951 income totaled 251 billion. Wages and salaries rose, private payrolls increased, and broader production gains followed from higher wages and employment. Congress may extend defense measures with rent and price controls likely to stay, and wool price support shifting to a loan program through April. Paint and finishing product sales rose in 1951, synthetic fabrics displaced some cottons, and wool fabric output rose in late 1952.
Readers inquire about tax free status of Veterans Administration payments under the GI bill disability pensions and other aid. VA confirms exemptions apply to subsistence grants, loan payments, disability pensions, wheel chair homes grants, emergency officer retirement, and death benefits to families, with guidance on GI home loans and loan foreclosures.
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