Sloppy dress of males drives clothiers crazy
The American male proves a trial for the men clothing industry as sizes grow year by year. Draftees show chest and seat increases while waists shrink. Fashion cycles push sport shirts, two piece suits, vests and cuff links, with jewelers eyeing a revival of tie pins and neckwear trends.
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Brilliant student to start classes at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore reports Frank Milligan, 21, of Victoria British Columbia, will enter Johns Hopkins Medical School in September after graduating summa cum laude from Portland University with a 3.99 average the highest in a four year program. He earned 47 A grades and one B in freshman physical education, the latter due to a failed swimming test.
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How to break a husband to a budget life
Hal Boyle presents a witty guide on transitioning from romance to marriage. He urges calm resolve, suggests avoiding temper, and recommends practical steps like cooking, budgeting, and gentle reassurance to ease the shift from lover to husband. The piece ends by foreshadowing tomorrow’s guidance on budgeting duties.
Screen Starlet Across 1 Screen Starlet Susan
Puzzle style clue list featuring names and terms across and down for a historical crossword style grid with filled entries such as Susan, idolized, evening, quicker, memorials, permit, affirms, popular movie, observe, maples, glazier frame, diadem, ventilate, Jaeger go, approach, pedal dig, palm leaf, more efficient, malt drink, mountain nymph, fiber knots, born in Massachusetts, freebooter, natives of Latium, everlasting, pilfer and down clues including restaurant and various historical terms.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues 28 to 53
Answers fit as a list of brief clues and solutions for a puzzle. 28 across and beyond reference, 29 Amphiblend, 31 Editor abbr, 32 Tantalum symbol, 36 Mountain pools, 38 Native metal, 38 Storehouse, 41 Satellites, 42 Redacts rd, 43 Capable, 44 Burden, 45 Royal Italian family name, 47 Nostril, 48 Volcano in Sicily, 49 Pare dollar, 53 Expose to moisture.
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Dr George W Crane argues for animal testing in medicine
Irene K a 17 year old high school senior interviews Dr Crane about what readers object to most. He argues animal testing is essential for vaccines and medicines, noting vaccines and insulin come from research on animals and that cruel treatment is avoided with anesthesia and care.
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Kid trades donkey toy for elephant amid Nixon backyard joke
The piece describes a humorous exchange where Ralph Ulmer offers to swap a toy donkey given to his neighbor’s child for a toy elephant. He notes living near Vice President Nixon and that the children share a backyard and toys, prompting a quip on the donkey’s suitability. A brief aside cites Rep. George Bender and a digression on Archimedes.
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Princess Margaret Romance Questioned in Commons
Labor member Emrys Hughes said he would again ask why Britain is sending a new air attache to Brussels amid reports of Princess Margaret's romance with Group Captain Peter Townsend. The Commons speaker cut him off as Selwyn Lloyd explained the Brussels post needed replacement.
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Seabees and Airmen Create Mile Snow Runway North Pole
Navy Sea bees and Air Force personnel built a mile long 150 foot wide snow runway near the North Pole. Construction began late in March and by end of June wheel aircraft with skis were landing and taking off. The exact site was not disclosed, marking the farthest north tested for construction equipment.
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Retired officer tips $13 in Arkansas restaurant
A North Dakota based retired Army officer identified as Capt. Holland spent about $1.50 over six visits to a Little Rock restaurant in two days. He was tipped by waitress Mrs. Jackie Boyd each time and left only 15 cents on his first meal. On his final visit he gave a $13 tip. when she tried to return it, he declined and left.
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