Mary Haworth's Mail A troubled wife seeks help for neglect and nameless love
A New York reader asks why her husband never uses her name in public while she and the children feel unseen. Mary Haworth explains his emotional sickness, possible roots in his upbringing, and urges reading Mental Health Through Will Training and Recovery Inc to pursue help.
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Mary Haworth
N.Y
Christopher Publishers
Boston
Mass
Abraham Low
Recovery, Inc
M.H
Charles Chaplin Jr Weds Actress Susan Magness
Actor Charles Chaplin Jr and Hollywood star Susan Magness 22 wed in a California Arizona area ceremony as they visit Winterhaven and Palm Springs after the wedding near the border. The Chaplin family name is noted with the groom age 33.
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Charles Chaplin Jr
Winterhaven
Calif
Susan Magness
Falm Springs
California-Arizona
Chaplin
Understanding asthma and allergy through history and practice
Dr. Jordan explains asthma as a disorder affecting all ages with breathing difficulty and possible blue lips. Allergic reactions to proteins, pollen, foods, and infections are central, with diagnosis by skin tests and exposure analysis. Modern treatment improves outcomes, and a pamphlet from the Allergy Foundation of America offers guidance for 25 cents.
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C.F
Hippocrates
Christ
Allergy Foundation of
American
Second Ave
New York 17
N. Y
Sergeant Quits Gab Talk Record Attempt in Plattsburgh
S Sgt Thomas A Johnson abandoned his bid to set a world record for continuous talking after 88 hours 37 minutes citing fatigue. Air Force doctor Captain Oscar Ruiz urged quitting to protect his voice. Five other sergeants remained in the contest.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Thomas A. Johnson
Ceace
Romemphis
Enn
Oscar Ruiz
Air Force
Johnson
Mary E. Davis
Tulsa
Oklo
Walter Morin
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Miles H. Maulden
Seneca
S.C
Harold T. Eaves
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ee Eeetol
Conn
Thomas’ Fitspatrick
Plans for Wide U. N. Debate and Ike’s Remarks
President Eisenhower discussed a broad U N debate plan and noted he already spoke on the subcommittee move weeks earlier. He defended Adams amid questions about relations with Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine while expressing confidence in Adams’s fit for the job. He also commented on his own health, saying doctors find him in good shape and he feels little burden.
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Porter
Sherman
Eisenhower
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Folliard
Jewelry Store Robbed in Daylight Heist in Beverly Hills
Four masked bandits smashed a display window in Beverly Hills and fled in a waiting car after tossing a smoke bomb inside. Jewelry valued at over 750000 dollars was taken, with the owner citing potential losses exceeding a million dollars in diamonds and related pieces.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
W. J. Tobias
Early butter churning with goatskin bags
The piece explains ancient butter making using goatskin containers with the hair side outward. Milk was poured into the skins and beaten or swung until butter separated and formed.
Reorganization of American Society of Composers
The American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers was reorganized in 1914. The milestone marks a consolidation of rights management for music creators and publishers, shaping licensing practices and collective administration in the early 20th century.
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The
American Society of Composers, Author and Publishers
Rock Hill Bank President John A. Black Dies
John A. Black, 55, president of Rock Hill National Bank, died in a local hospital after a year long illness. A banker since 1925 and bank founder, he chaired the board and aided civic efforts leading to Bowater Southern Corp. pulp mill. Survived by wife Ola Shafer.
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Rock Hill
D.C
John A. Black
Rock Hill National Bank
Black
Bowater Southern ‘Corp
Here
Citizens Bank of
Orlando, Fila., Bank & Trust Co
Alexander Templeton Black
Oak Ridge
Obituary report notes family of late Black in Rock Hill
The obituary lists three daughters Mrs. Robert G. Lovick of New Orleans Anna Shafer Black and Betty Rogers Black both of Rock Hill one son John Alexander Black Jr of Rock Hill one sister Mrs H W Robinson of Rock Hill and one brother was Black of Winston Salem with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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H. W. Robinson
Rock Hill
Black
Winston-Salem
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