No Need For Stringy Locks Hair Care Advice
Tips on maintaining hair health through scalp oil, brushing, shampoo choices, and wave caps. Notes on avoiding harsh products, using pin curls, and the impact of stress on hair vitality. Encourages gratitude for natural hair variety and proper grooming.
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Zoning Rules Beaten In Walk
In Oklahoma City a passenger challenged zoning fees during a short trip. The driver offered to walk one block farther to a cheaper zone, then pick up the passenger, illustrating a casual workaround of local zoning charges.
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Oklahoma City
Rosales
Newsprint Mills Report New Capacity Increase
A regional industry brief notes that several newsprint mills have newly expanded capacity to meet rising demand. Details indicate updated machines and production lines, with operators forecasting steadier supply for publishers and printers.
Great Smokies Rivers Harbor 80 Fish Species
Eighty species of fish have been identified in the 600 miles of streams within the Great Smokies. Researchers catalog diverse aquatic life across the national park, noting substantial biodiversity in its freshwater system.
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Great Smokies
Dressing Up Thrifty Desserts by Alice Denhoff
Thrifty dessert ideas to please calorie counters. Make Lime and Lemon Ice with a light syrup and gelatin, layer puddings in a mold with wafers, top with whipped cream, and decorate with dried fruit flowers. Add fruit jams and bran toppings for nutrition. End with a quick orange concentrate sauce for ice cream.
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Alice Denhoff
Pinochle Wins Aid to Polio Fight in Carbondale
In Carbondale Illinois Joe Lerner head of a clothing firm donated pinochle winnings to the March of Dimes. He gave $57 from weekly games in 1951 and continued contributing to the 1952 polio drive with losses funded personally. He notes he usually wins but losses fall to him.
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Carbondale
Ill
Joe Lerner
Street Renamed For Hero in Indochina War Memorial
SAIGON Indochina This city will rename Rue MacMahon to Rue Marechal de Lattre de Tassigny honoring a French war hero described as the glorious soldier savior of Vietnam and all Indochina. He died in Paris January 11.
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Saigon
Indochina
MacMahon
Business Investment Reaches Sixty Seven Billion in 1946 49
In the 1946 49 period American business spent nearly 67 billion dollars on new plant and equipment, reflecting strong capital formation as firms expanded capacity and modernized facilities across industries.
Cole Would Raise Tax Exemption Proposal
Rep. Cole of New York introduced legislation to raise the federal personal income tax exemption from 600 dollars. He argued the increase is long overdue due to rising living costs and government expenses. The brief also notes Ontario’s lieutenant governor overseeing federal ceremonies and duties.
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Washington
Cole
Ontario
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Three Texas towns share schools and sidewalks link
In the Pharr San Juan Alamo area three adjacent Texas towns are so close that residents use the same sidewalks and attend the same high schools.
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Pharr
San Juan
Alamo
Beguiling Spring Fashions by California Designer Koret
The 1952 spring collection emphasizes feminine silhouettes with soft butter-soft fabrics. Stephanie Koret leads with refined, youthful lines featuring high busts, Empire styling, and intricate sleeve seaming. Fabrics include rayon, denim blends, silks, and synthetics with detailed buttons and embroidery.
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San Francisco
Stephanie Koret
California
Boret
Creamed Meat Tarts
Reach for luncheon meat or leftover ham, cut into cubes and heat in a cream sauce. Add cheese if desired. Spoon into crunchy cornmeal tarts and serve.
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