Dress with gold lace fined in 1676 Northampton
A 1676 Northampton reprimand details Hannah Lyman fined two pounds for wearing a dress trimmed with gold lace and bright ribbons. A survey notes that among American women under 25, absence of husbands in the armed forces causes most family disruption, followed by separation and other absences.
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Northampton
Mass
Hannah Lyman
Roanoke
Jones
Fragments on TV studios cars and roadster price notes
A spray of short notes covers movable TV booth concepts, a for sale castle on wheels, and reflections on hangovers, soap, and translators. It includes musings on roadsters and a country editor's take on Congressional campaign spending and fundraising.
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New York Times
New York Stock List Leads Market Update at 1 P.M.
A condensed list shows diverse gains and losses across major issuers with Motorola, National Biscuit, General Electric, United States Steel, American Telephone and Telegraph among active names. Approximate total sales to 1 p.m. reach 880000.
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New York
Motorola Radio
Adams Express
Murray Corporation
Admiral Corporation
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
Cscsecees
Alleghany Corporation
Sscess Seoees
New York Central
Scesvees
American Car & Fdy
North American Avia Ssese
North American
Northern Pacific
Sesee
American Rad & St
Ohio Oil Company
Caceeeens
American Smelt & Ref
Otis Elevator
American Tel & Tel
Pacific Gas
Philco Corporation
Atlas Powder
Phillips Petroleum
Avco Manufacturing
Pittsburgh
Cocci Oom Baldwin - Lima
Boeing Airplane
Radio Keith Orpheum
Borg Warner
Coveees
Remington Rand
Secesseee
Briggs Manufact
Republic Steel
Budd Company
Reynolds Tob B
Vee
Burlington Mills
Sears Roebuck
Burroughs
Socony Vac
Calumet & Hector
Southern Pacific
Canada Dry
Southern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Sperry Corp
Carolina Power & Stdr
Case
Standard Oil Calif
ST Delanese Corp
Standard Oil N. J
Champion Paper
Stevens J P Co
Chesapeake & Ohios
Stewart Warner
Chrysler Corporation Studebaker Corp
Coca Cola
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Ree
Eastman Kodak
Vane
Emerson R & P
Reese
Firestone Rubber
Vace
Freeport
Reve
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Vove
Gillette Ey
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern
Hudson Motor
Ilinois Central
Soscese
International Harvest
Int Nickel
Johns Manville Sudecocece
Kennecott Copper
Eess Korger Company
Libby Owen Ford
Liggett & Myers
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
Seseee
Missouri
Kansas Texas
Montgomery Ward Stam
Sylvania Elee Prod
An 'Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Textron Corporation
Timken Det Ax
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation Cosse
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
Aes United States Pipe
United States Rubber
U. S. Smelting & Ref
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation
Vick Rumors D.sede Resources
Virginia-Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
Soos
West Auto Supp
West Maryland
Western Union
Western Electric
Wilson Packing
Woolworth & Co
Youngstown S & T
United States Liner Damaged by Furious British Isles Winds
A storm off the British Isles battered the liner United States shortly after departure from Southampton for New York. Gusts over 100 mph dented the bridge and delayed sailing with 600 passengers aboard. The Finnish freighter Solbritt ran aground off Arran but was refloated five hours later.
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London
United States
British Isles
Southampton
New York
Solbritt
Scotland
Arran
Clyde
Forrager
Divorce Settlement Ordered for Merrill in Florida Case
Charles Edward Merrill, 66, a New York stock broker, must pay his wife $600,000 over nine and a half years as part of a divorce verdict in West Palm Beach circuit court. Mrs. Kinta Desmare Merrill, 50, was granted the divorce on charges of willful obstinate desertion and Merrill was also ordered to pay $50,000 for her legal costs. The settlement includes a lump sum at the end of the term.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Charles Edward Merrill
New York
What Shall I Get Missus Hardest Christmas Dilemma
Hal Boyle writes on the yearly husband quandary of choosing a wife’s Christmas gift. He notes wives rarely reveal desires, children request Santa favors, and a few tactics exist though none guarantee success. He jokes about impossible trays like ermines or yachts and ends with a husband admitting his wife wants a better husband.
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New York
Frank
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