Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt
Selection from the Ann Landers column dealing with confidentiality in relationships and the pressures of dating. Topics include whether a fiancé should know past history, the risk of bringing up past mistakes, and a single teen’s dating frustration. Also includes reader questions about dieting and social circles.
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Ann Landers
Franks And Sauerkraut Perennial Favorites
Homemakers celebrate franks and sauerkraut with a week of recipes. A bake for 4-6 uses frankfurters sauerkraut chili sauce beans and baking. another mixes kraut applesauce and butter with franks. a third features a barbecue-flavored bake with onions and a spiced chili sauce.
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Alice Denhoff
Men fall for togetherness myth in modern marriage
Ruth Millett critiques a trend where wives praise husbands for sharing chores and shopping skills. She argues this promotes male ego as “big enough” to do household tasks, contrasting past masculine pride with the current manipulation under the banner of togetherness.
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Jim
Joe
Tom
AB Club Auxiliary Dinner Meet Planned
The AB Club Auxiliary will meet for dinner at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R L Brinson Jr 703 Hillcrest Dr. The event is a planned dinner meeting.
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American Business Club Ladies Auxiliary
R. L. Brinson Jr
Hillcrest Dr
Dig ‘N
Dream Garden Club
Robert K. Latta
Shelda Apts
N. Main Street
Dale Montgomery
Legislators Begin Second Full Week in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP Legislators start the second full week of the new assembly session as the Constitutional Commission report on government and health changes, led by Victor S. Bryant Sr., is readied for lawmakers and Gov. Hodges. A polio vaccination bill, proposed for children four months to six years, faces first public hearing with little opposition.
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Hodges
Victor S. Bryant Sr
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House
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Senate Public Health Committee
D. J. Rose
Wayne
J. Carlyle Rutledge
Cabarrus
Rose
Rutledge
Senate Health Committee
Goldsboro
Representatives
Addison Hewlett
Senate House Appropriations Committee
Floodwaters Easing in Indiana as Guards Tighten Levee
National Guardsmen labored under Gov Handley to reinforce an old levee at Oaktown Indiana while the Wabash River slowly receded. Officials warned two weeks before the river would fall below flood stage at West Terre Haute amid dry weather and thawing ice jams near Delphi.
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Pd New Rover
Harold W. Handley
Terre Haute
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Indiana
Weather Bureau
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Delphi
Continental Divide
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Quemoy Shelled by Communists in Light Attacks
The Nationalist Defense Ministry said Red artillery fired 270 shells at Quemoy Islands and 20 at Kao-Teng in the Matsu group, then maintained their usual even day quiet. The shelling occurred Sunday as the front remained tense around the offshore island.
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Defense Ministry
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Quemoy Islands
Kao-Teng
Matsu
Six Children and Grandmother Die in South Bend Fire
A mother found rescuers carrying six of her children and her mother from a South Bend home wrecked by fire. Queen Esther Pitman, 6, survived after grandmother urged her to flee. Victims: Mary Reeves 58 and grandchildren Wilbur Parker 10 Terry Parker 8 Harold Pitman 7 Laurel Pitman 3 Jeannie Pitman 18 months Mary Elizabeth Pitman 6. Amelia Parker 32 was visiting when the four room house burned. Fire blamed on coals from a stove igniting paper.
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South Bend
Ind
Queen Esther Pitman
Mary Reeves
Wilbur Parker
Terry Parker
Harold Pitman
Laurel Pitman
Jeannie Pitman
Mary Elizabeth Pitman
Amelia Parker
Here
Leslie Parker
Michigan
Ancient Mexicans Believed Jade Water Cured Ills and Prolonged Life
A fragment notes that powered jade mixed with water was believed by ancient Mexicans to cure all internal disorders and extend lifespan, reflecting traditional medicinal lore and material culture.
Reds Seek Death for 1929 Case to Mock U.S. Courts
The House Committee on Un-American Activities cites a 1929 trial in Charlotte where seven defendants were convicted of second degree murder in the death of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt during a textile strike. The panel says the Communist Party aimed to embarrass courts and carry class struggle into the courtroom, with Beal noting propaganda goals. A former defense lawyer recalled party pressure to seek capital punishment.
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Communist Party
U.S
House Committee On
Gastonia
N.C
O F. Aderholt
Charlotte
N. C
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