Cover-Up Aprons Go Gay By DOROTHY ROR AP
An article by Dorothy Ror Ap Women’s Editor describes matching wrap-around aprons for the family with playful appliques for Mom and children. It notes fabric choices, sizing, and sewing steps using standard attachments and a machine zigzag stitch for fast finishing.
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Drowns in Fall in Morterey New York Teen Drowns
An 18 year old, ONeill, fell about 14 feet from a bridge into a creek and drowned in eight inches of water. State police said he was knocked unconscious by the fall.
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Final Salute For General Chidlaw At Air Defense HQ
General Benjamin Chidlaw was given a final salute at Bolling Air Force Base as he retires from command of North America's air defenses. Secretary Wilson and Secretary Talbott attended alongside military leaders. Chidlaw is to be succeeded by Gen Partridge at Colorado Springs, and he received a second Distinguished Service Medal for his career.
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Lip Tips From Vivian Brown On Spring Makeup
Beauty editor Vivian Brown shares tips on lip colors and powder hues for pale to dark complexions. She recommends pinks and coral sands for many skin tones, orange shades for redheads, and a natural rosy lip. A 1935 makeup method emphasizes a soft natural look with step by step application and powder layering.
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Red Army General Vsevolod Zhukay Dies in Moscow
The Soviet armed forces newspaper Red Star announced the sudden death of Maj. Gen. Vsevolod V Zhukay, a communications expert who held a top rank in the third Soviet army. The report notes the death was unexpected and prematurely ended his distinguished service.
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Ohio Coeds Pioneer in Air Force ROTC at Miami University
The Silver Altair Flight at Miami University Oxford forms as the first women ROTC unit on campus. Freshmen inquiries and official approval mark their entry with six students in Air Force blue. Cadets study the same subjects as men though no service obligation or government funds fund their training or uniforms.
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Middletown Journal
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Record of Ecliptic Events in a Year
The text states that at most seven eclipses occur on Earth in a given year. It notes two possible combinations: five solar eclipses with one lunar eclipse, or four solar eclipses with three lunar eclipses.
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Beets and Lima Beans Scramble Supper Dish
A quirky vintage recipe outlines a big killet dish titled Beet and Lima Beans Scramble. It uses olive oil or bacon drippings, onion, green pepper, garlic, ground beef, chili powder, corn, tomatoes, lima beans, and cheese with a simple sauté and simmer method.
Fragmented culinary notes reveal quirky biscuit ideas
A garbled collection of food hints mentions butter cookies and coconut elements. It references chilling steps, moistening, and sprinkling cheese, with scattered phrases about limes, lunch coconut, and various dish terms. Names like Miz Inlivia Beane appear, but the text remains unclear and partial.
Water Works Pump Tests Cause Water Quality Woes
Lebanon city water bureau tested its new pumping station and reported pressure issues. Three of the town’s old water mains burned with the pressure, plumbing in tabr houses crumpled, and taps ran brown with iron-laden water.
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Parakeet Drowned After Foamy Beer Encounter
The Chambersburg pet parakeet Pany-D-D, belonging to John Gibbons, drank beer foam from a glass, fell in, and died. Gibbons rescued the drenched bird, but D-D was found dead in the cage the next morning.
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Bright Lamp By British Scientist Aids Eye Study
A brighter than sunlight lamp achieving 1000 candles per square inch has been perfected by British scientists and the South African Council for Scientific Research. The device enables color photographs of the interior of the human eye for ophthalmic research.
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