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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1957
Page
17
A practical yet thoughtful choice for any woman is cosmetics. Perfume, atomizers, dusting powder, bubble bath, spray cologne, sachets, compacts, purse accessories, lipstick and glamorous cases make appealing gifts. Avoid creams and masks to prevent implying aging.
German doctor Marlene Bolewski told the Lutheran World Conference on Social Responsibility at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio that emotional distress in Germany is greater now than during World War II, blamed on industrial competition stress. About 350 delegates from 29 countries attended as Rev Pentti J Hissa cited alcoholism as a factor in church counseling referrals 18 percent of cases.
Telephone producers use large quantities of coal each year. The coal is ground sifted washed and roasted to form carbon granules needed for the operation of telephone transmitters.
A sculptor known for vivid portraits worked with leaders and famous figures from Ford to Ty Cobb. He modeled Eisenhower at the White House, crafted heads for Churchill and Evita, and created busts for Ford, Warner, and Niarchos while recounting a life in sculpture and travel between Paris and the United States.
Police said the bodies of two children were found on an ocean shore by their grandmother. Officers reported the children were last seen with a factory worker before their deaths. Local authorities opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
A reader complains that two sexually charged friends habitually cancel plans and insult her by failing to show up or consider her feelings. Dear Mary advises that their behavior is childish and contemptuous, urges her to withhold overtures, and notes the others should thaw relations with genuine civility.
A Milwaukee man identified as Andrew X sought a marriage license for Louise Martin. After official review he revealed the name Andrew Hicks, explaining Hicks was his family slave name he disliked, and the license could be issued if his true name matched.
A writer suggests preserving friendship when possible but warns to pursue other life interests. If no clear opportunity arises within a year, consider moving on and putting the situation behind you. The note reflects cautious social strategy and personal timing.
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