When Juniors Justify Mischief in Family Roles
Mature parent columnist notes Becky bears the burden of her younger brother Mac’s misbehavior. She argues junior status excuses the younger child but does not excuse Becky’s rights or property. The piece critiques using birth order to normalize aggression.
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Muriel Lawrence
Becky
Mac
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Twelve Days of Christmas Wall Decoration Idea
A LePage Home Crafts Council designed wall piece inspired by the Twelve Days song. The first five verses form a partridge tree with five gold rings four calling birds three French hens two turtle doves and a central partridge. It uses dowel trunks felt leaves doilies ribbons and gold sequins built to hang above a fireplace or stand on a table.
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LePage Home Crafts Council
Cookies Travel Christmas Treats From Homemade Bakers
Homemade cookies can travel across miles to send Christmas greetings. Bake Lebkuchen and Molasses Holiday Cookies ahead to mellow flavors, then wrap and ship in airtight containers with festive decorations for gift-giving.
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Twins Rob Jewelry Store in Los Angeles Heist
Police say two men who looked like twins robbed a Los Angeles jewelry store on Monday taking 3685 dollars in cash and jewelry. One suspect waved a .38 caliber revolver and threatened owner Svend Eriksen who handed over 175 dollars 2660 in rings and an 850 watch for visitors.
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Los Angeles
Svend Eriksen
Eriksen
MacMurray's Daughter Quietly Weds Las Vegas Style
Susan MacMurray, 19, daughter of Fred MacMurray, married Thomas Moore Poole, 31, a Los Angeles businessman, in a quiet Desert Inn ceremony in Las Vegas. The couple wed Sunday with hotel owner Wilbur Clark and a justice of the peace officiating. Susan's mother is deceased and MacMurray later remarried June Haver.
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Hollywood
Susan MacMurray
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Susan
June Haver
Man robs Baltimore cafe after coffee purchase
A customer paid with a one dollar bill and, after the clerk Mary Davis opened the register to return excess change, produced a gun and stole 60 dollars from the open cash drawer.
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Baltimore
Mary Davis
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