Demand for Apology From Tot Raises Debate on Child Dignity
A mother confronts Toby a five year old after he snubbed a visiting lady. The piece argues apologies should come from genuine remorse not coercion. It cautions against shaming a child publicly and notes private discussion supports true manners.
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Wisconsin Historian Describes Two Ole Bulls
Albert O. Barton, a Wisconsin historian, splits Ole Bull into two distinct types. One view sees him as a superb artist of lasting charm, while another sees him as a beloved patriotic champion and democrat to his countrymen. He balanced art with a sense of service to others.
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Imported Italian Girls Bring Labor To British Pottery towns
Forty one Italian signorinas aged 18 to 29, the first of 70 selected, arrive in Britain to work in potteries including Burslem. Taxis collect them at the docks and a welcoming hotel provides meals before they settle in. They will earn about $11.50 weekly, under two year contracts, and report happiness with their work.
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Judy Holliday Leaves Billie Dawn for New Stage Role
Judy Holliday plans a plain woman in a new play after finishing Born Yesterday. She wants to prove she’s more than a nit wit blonde and seeks a substantial dramatic role in New York theater.
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Shellac Before Painting Keeps Outdoor Furniture Bright
After cleaning, apply a shellac coat to outdoor furniture to preserve a white enamel finish when painting for summer use. Experts say shellac undercoat helps maintain whiteness and protect surfaces before final paint.
U S Book Exchange aims to sustain overseas library aid
The U S Book Exchange follows the American Book Center effort to rebuild libraries abroad after World War II. Miss Alice D Ball explains the program seeds 300 American and 500 foreign libraries in about 65 countries, with 75 000 items sent in six months and 1 500 000 items housed at the Library of Congress.
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