Wild Waves and Travel Tales From Local Residents
A stream of travel anecdotes features Vickie Monroe, a Wilson and LBCC graduate and Sack Monroe daughter, winning hostess wings from TWA and flying East Coast routes with a West Coast layover in Los Angeles. Her sister is Jackie Kennedy and brother-in-law Robert Kennedy lives in Long Beach.
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Jackie Kennedy
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Lemon Juice Relieves Dumping Syndrome After Surgery
Medical brief notes two Albany doctors reporting in Archives of Surgery that adding lemon juice with meals may slow rapid stomach emptying in dumping syndrome. Two ounces per meal, sweetened with saccharine, showed reduced postmeal distress. excessive vitamins do not prevent tooth decay, says Dr. Leon Singer of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis Dental Journal
Property Desire and Family Decline in American Life
The text argues that the urge for private property is not universal and notes cultural variation. It contrasts tribal societies with low private ownership to American cases where many people lack this desire, suggesting property ownership should be sufficient but often isn’t. It also cites high divorce and marital breakdown alongside cancer deaths, framing family instability as a major human distress factor.
Barbara Steiskal's Woodbury design to star at California Home Show
Barbara Steiskal, a Woodbury College senior, unveils a French chateau inspired home design among 25 Woodbury entries at the California Home Show and Fair. Her plan places living spaces on the main level with bedrooms above and a lower level multipurpose room, exhibited daily July 41 through Aug. 9 at Pan Pacific Auditorium.
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Lemon Ave
Woodbury College
California
Ural
Pan Pacific Auditorium
Barbara
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Americans and English Moms Raise Kids Differently
An English mother compares Britain and the United States in Harper’s August article by Eleanor Wintour. She notes Americans favor happiness over strict virtue, involve children with adults early, tolerate noise, and see childrearing as a more enjoyable vocation for American mothers while English norms stress politeness and restraint.
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Atlantic
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Miss Singleton Wed in Hawaiian Chapel
Lalamie Genevieve Singleton of Long Beach wed Lt. Waller Madden son of Otis Madden of Grand Junction Colorado at Pearl Harbor Naval Station Chapel. She wore a white brocade gown with a pearl crown. Best man and maid of honor were Albert Blakesley and Mes Stand Mes. The bride is a Jordan High School graduate and the groom studied at Methodist University in Denver. After a tour of the islands the couple will reside in Honolulu.
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Lloyd H. Singleton
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Je) Waller
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Otis R. Madden
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Albert Blakes
Madden
Methodist University
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Afternoon Nuptials for Palt at California Heights Church
Cynthia Kay Hadaway daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul J Hadaway wed Peter Carl Beane grandson of Mrs Carl A Taylor at California Heights Methodist Church Saturday. The bride wore white organza over taffeta with seed pearl embroidery. Matron of honor Mrs John W Rose and best man Rodney Hilham led a bridal party that included Kathe Teen Jack Hadaway Pamela White John Rose and James Ray Jones. Miss Hadaway is Jordan High School alumna and her husband is Polytechnic graduate who attended Long Beach City College where he affiliated with Tony. They plan to live in Long Beach after a wedding trip to Northern California.
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Rodney Hilham
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Jack Hadaway
Pamela White
John Rose
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James Ray Jones
Miss Hadaway
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Tony
California
Long Beach
The Right Way to Apply Perfume Says Max Factor
Beauty authority Max Factor explains how to obtain maximum fragrance effect by applying perfume to pulse points on clean skin. Key spots include the base of the throat inner elbows knees behind the ears wrists and décolletage with touch ups as needed to maintain aroma throughout the day.
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Max Factor
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