Average Woman Has 60 Slaves in Her Home
An overwritten feature frames a housework comparison claiming a modern home uses sixty so called “slaves” in appliance labor. It cites a staged experiment on electric dryers and dishwashers showing time saved and hours gained, framing appliances as female emancipation from drudgery with sensational language and dubious data.
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Neaf
Ilockie Carren
Avery Yen
Fearless
Human Guinea
U. S. Department of Agriculat
Man Camele
Camela
Ant
Sam
Grandma
Giel
Summertime Reading Takes You Around the World in Books
A travel-tinged column praises summer novels as gateways to distant places and cultures. Gia Scala, American actress, weighs independence and romance while discussing relationships, freedom, and the American female role. The piece surveys contemporary novels from Berlin to Florence, Istanbul to New Delhi, noting authors like Theodor Plievier Louis L Amour and Graham Greene style guides through vivid settings.
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W. G. Rogers
Associated Press
New York
Pecal
Cittes
Chateaubriand
Atala
America
Alhambra
Washington Irving
Stendhal
Mary
Melville
South Pacific Isles
Hardy
Wessex
Charlolit Bronte
Haworth
Yorkshire
Thomas Wole
Joseph Conrad
Gilbert Highet
Catullus
Vergil
Horace
Ovid
William Gaunt
Clambercrown
Jocelyn Brooks
Mies
London
Nice
Rome
Sicily
Berlin
Theodor Plievier
Stalingrad
Moscow
Louis L'Amour
Alaska
India
Graham Mecinnes
Angela Thirkell
Rudyard Kipling
R. Prawar Jhahvala
New Delhi
John Masters
Cambridge
Eng
Wales
Punjab
Frank
Americas
Watred Eyster
Mexico
Eros
Beatriz Guido
Buenos Aires
Canara
Joyce Marshall
Toronto
Vera Henry
Mother Tippett
Detroit
Night Man Day in Las Vegas Police Chief Post
LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO night police chief is John Day. The brief notice identifies the city’s top law officer by name and location.
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Las Vegas
N. M
John Day
Baby Robins Saved After Nest Falls in June
In Louisville, Gary Hogan, 10, reports three baby robins fell from their nest eight times during heavy storms last week. He replaced the young birds each time and placed the nest in an old Easter basket hung in a tree. One chick died, but the mother and three others are thriving.
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Louisville
Gary Hogan
Gary
Imother
Concession to Modern Times by Michigan Man at 78
Kalamazoo resident Harry Myers, 78, famed for saying he has never seen an airplane up close and seldom reads a newspaper, makes a rare concession to modern life by keeping two radios for his horses.
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Kalamadq
Mich
Harry ‘Myers
Myers
Jtwo
Turkey Eyes 2 Million Tons Export Hope Amid Burma Surplus
Turbulent trade outlook cites Burma surplus and a plan to move foreign sales valued at about 19.1 million dollars. Officials project 2,000,000 tons of American surplus farm products to be sold abroad this year.
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Burma
Turkey
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