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Answer to Question No 1 describes dress rules at a Chicago school and their impact on discipline. Answer to Question No 2 discusses inheritance of diseases with examples of typhoid and tuberculosis. Answer to Question No 3 cites eye health studies and promotes professional eye exercises. A final note invites readers to send two cents for the booklet.
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Nightlife gossip from Earl Wilson column mix up
In a breezy tabloid mash, Earl Wilson notes stars and society skits from London to Hollywood. The piece lampoons Oscar chatter, fashion quips, and witty exchanges with Dudley and Duchess references, plus streetwise quips from photographers and tabloids.
Dog and Cat Puzzle Across and Down Clues
The page lists a mixed crossword style with across and down clues for dog and cat themed entries. It includes entries for young dog, Chinese dog, cantors, and various paired wordplay, with several garbled letters and misprints in the OCR.
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Adam
Cat
Answer to Previous Puzzle SESE
SESE clues list with entries such as 27 Handling 28 Lease 29 Roman date 31 Representa tive 33 Natural fat 38 Orange oll 40 Appears 41 French priest 42 German king 43 Masticate 44 Woody plant 46 Dash 47 Man's name 43 Nick 50 Cooling devic
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Woody Plant
Dash
Nick
Cooling Devic
Oswald Jacoby Here's How Expert Does It
Southeast regional tournament opens in Miami Beach next Monday with Billy Seamon defending two titles from last year. Seamon, backed by Sol Mogal in bidding, faced a king of hearts lead and won with dummy ace, then moved through six rounds of trumps discarding.
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Billy Seamon
Frena
East
Seamen
Seamon
Sol Mogal
West
Searmon
Endplay and end-position in a long club slam
In a North East hand from the East ad section, Fass navigates a 34 Pass sequence with a diamond ruff and a heart feeding tactic. Declarer uses a ten of hearts to force West into a head, leaving two cards each and an end position that could yield a free finesse or an ace-queen, but West’s choice to save the blank king of clubs would have altered the outcome.
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West
Declarer
Seamon
Notable Celebrity Gossip Fragments From Newark and Beyond
A flash of celebrity chatter features Marty Mufson at the Eden Roe opening in Miami, Jeff Chandler’s reconciliation gift, Abbe Lane studying German, George Gobel’s film title, Gary Crosby with Armstrong on May 15, Liberace’s pink tux, and other insubstantial items.
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Pop
Marty Mufson
Miami
Eden Roe
Jimmy
la Grange
Fupi Campo
Betty Clooney
Jeff Chandler
Helen Gallagher
Ed Murrow
Seattle
Rose LA Rose
Midwest
George Gobel
Gary Crosby
Ea Sullivan
Louis Armstrong
Abbe Lane
Cugal
Europe
Bob Strauss
Damon Runyan
Liberace
Welcome, foreigners as Cairo embraces tourism revival
Egypt shifts from riots and exile to a bustling Cairo with a welcoming stance toward visitors. Farouk's ouster and reform drive ongoing, while peasants seek modern skills and a growing middle class. Tourism officials promote smiles, multilingual guides, and friendlier customs checks to lure foreign travelers back.
Hearing Restoration Claim Through Tympanic Oscillations
A letter from Mrs. A praises a three step procedure costing $3.00 offered by the Basic Diagnostic Office at 927 F Broadway Long Beach and 2836 Ey Florence Huntington Park. The method reportedly restores hearing, letting a user discard a hearing aid after three treatments.
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Independent Press
Telegram
F. Broadway
Long Beach
Huntington Park
Florence
Cairo as crossroads of the world amid tourist trade
The city bustles with tourists and hustlers as Cairo shifts from British dominance to a broader mix. Germans Swedes Italians French and Iron Curtain nationals vie for trade while American firms eye growing interest aided by U S dollars. About 1,200 Americans and 4,000 Germans reside in Egypt reflecting the changing balance in commerce and presence.
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Isis
Cairo
U. S
Egypt
How to Remove Broken Light Fixture Base
Instructions advise unplugging or cutting power to the fixture before work. Use four large forks to press against jagged glass edges, then unscrew the base safely. The article emphasizes safety and caution when handling damaged lighting components.
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