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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
21
A flash fire swept a three story Brooklyn tenement killing three children of one family. Victims were 18 month old twins and their 5 year old brother Ronald Smalls. Father John Smalls, 32, reached his other children before heat forced him back.
A vintage plea to use Girard's Original French Dressing on a salad. The recipe instructs peeling two oranges, slicing a sweet onion, tearing tender lettuce leaves, and tossing with Girard's dressing for a distinctive, delicious result.
Manila designers have launched a series of monthly fashion shows to wrest the fashion spotlight in Asia away from Tokyo. The initiative signals a push to elevate local style and attract regional attention to Manila's couture scene.
An old health ad notes worry about dentures slipping or wobbling while eating talking or laughing. A powder product called pastreth promises to ease discomfort by helping the plates stay in place and offering security. It suggests using the powder for a stable fit and comfort.
London. Donald Meagher of the Ministry of Transport tested Miss May Goodwin for a driving license. After 25 minutes he cried stop and abandoned the car, then fled to his office. Miss Goodwin, 56, says she drove dangerously and nervousness followed. Protests mount about his handling of the test.
A nun at Rosemont College for Girls struck a burglar in a vacant dormitory with her flashlight, sending him through a window and onto campus. The incident prompted comments from driving instructor Jack Cross and a protest to the ministry by John Edwards over the test’s handling for safety.
Amman authorities barred the entry of a book titled Arab Modern and Contemporary History declaring it contains distorted facts and attacks against Jordan. The move follows government concerns over bias and implications for national narratives.
San Francisco art-store clerk Jack Louie, 51, died from bullet wounds after a Chinatown shooting Friday night. Other victims Yee Eoin Goey and Phillip Ten were injured. Chee shot Louie and Goey in a Clay Street restaurant and Ten on Grant Avenue, then killed himself in an alley after police trapped him.
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