Controversies Over Southwest Chili History Draw Wide Interest
A book by Dr. Mina Lamb and Mrs. Gladys Holden, The History of Food in the Southwest, explores three periods of regional cuisine from pre Conquest to Anglo influence. The authors discuss chili origins, regional disputes over ingredients, and survival foods amid desert conditions and historic conflicts.
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Panhandle
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Gladys Holden
Lubbock
Helden
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School of Home Economics
Rights versus wishes in parenting and household tips
A column discusses confusing a child's wishes with rights in a playgroup context and advises clear boundaries. It contrasts private desires with public obligations, urging parental reflection to avoid overindulgence and perceived discrimination. Also includes reader Q A on cleaning aluminum tumblers with cream of tartar solution and storage tips for canned lunch contents.
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Janey
New Denver City Post Office Due Completion
Denver City's new post office is due for completion between November 10 and 15 but final inspection and possible finishing work delay moving until late November. It will have 1,380 boxes including 1,080 small 192 medium 100 drawers and eight extra large drawers. A long reader note asks for household tips and recipes for the Heloise column.
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Wayne Watson
Del Rio News Herald backs Connally for Texas governor
The Del Rio News Herald endorsed John Connally for governor saying he offers sound, specific programs and teamwork versus Cox’s partisan stance. The paper praised Connally in the Democratic primary and urged Texas voters to choose the candidate best suited to lead the state.
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del Rio News-Herald
John Connally
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Connally
Ann Landers style advice and social questions column
In a long reader letters feature, Ann Landers responds to concerns about unwed mothers and paternal responsibility, workplace advances and conduct, hosting etiquette, and a smoking tip sheet. The column also touches on a Texas ranch drought, barbacoa etymology debates, and a note on sanitizing a home patient’s dishes.
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Ann Landers
Ann Lander
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Women form Anti-Crime Crusade in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis 48,000 women join the Anti-Crime Crusade a stay-in-school effort court-watchers and home safety guidance. Led by Mrs. Everett Moore and Mrs. Marshall Lincoln the group aims to deter crime by vigilance self protection tips and community outreach including pamphlets and dropouts outreach.
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UPI
New York
Everett Moore
Marshall Lincoln
Crusade
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Lincoln
Italian court rules kiss not a crime in Castrovillari case
Case centered on Salvatore Agrelli who quickly kissed a spurned suitor as she left a bus. The Castrovillari court dismissed the charge of obscene act in public, aligning with prior Rome rulings that a brief peck is not illegal and that car kissing in certain settings may still be permissible.
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Salvatore Agrelli
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