Curse of the Corner and Other Ann Landers Tips
Reader asks if a city corner is jinxed after a string of accidents across family members. Ann Landers advises avoiding the corner, noting psychological stress rather than supernatural causes. Additional note: reader seeks help about duplicate book gifts and a private letter. column reminds no print of private letters and offers guidance on teen questions.
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Middletown Journal
Violence solution urged over war by AMVETS leader
Anthony J. Caserta of Alliance Ohio told an Iowa AMVETS conven tion that solving violence is more important than the Vietnam War and urged passage of gun laws and all safe streets measures. He called for restoring dignity to beat officers and supported 36 hour detention powers for police to hold suspects without risk of false arrest.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Anthony J. Caserta
Alliance
Ohio
Georgia Leads 1866 Married Women's Property Act Declaration
The state of Georgia became the first to declare that married women should hold full property rights under the Married Women's Property Act of 1866, establishing a landmark legal stance on women's property ownership.
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Georgia
Atlanta
New Marian Martin Patterns Offer for Women Sizes 34 to 46
Printed pattern 1418 introduces six women sizes from 34 to 46 with a raglan sleeve shaping design. The pattern requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 36 and costs sixty five cents, plus fifteen cents mailing and handling.
New York Dial A Demonstration Lists Protests
A telephone service offers a weekly schedule of marches and meetings in New York City for war protesters and radicals seeking gatherings.
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New York City
Heloise coupon book gift charms readers
The column shares Randy seven who made a coupon book for his mom offering to do chores and help at home. Readers are invited to share similar ideas and tips, with notes on strawberry canning and quick fixes for squeaky stairs.
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Dr Crane reveals aviation era cashing in on air mail
In 1932 Dr John B Crane, famed aviation economist, led a U S Congress study on airmail and later devised a profit stream by mailing catalogs and even a frozen ice cream freezer at first class rates between Pittsburgh and Cleveland. He narrates dangers and quirks of early flight and recalls Tom Mix and memorable delays, praising aviation progress through the 20th century.
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Cleveland
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Uncle Sam
Tom Mix
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Kansas City
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Middletown Journal
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Middletown
This Day In History June 18 Highlights Through 1968
On June 18 events span 1815 Napoleon defeated at Waterloo and British victory. Philadelphia evacuated in 1778 during the American Revolution. 1812 US declares war on Britain. 1935 Hitler Britain pact on naval parity. Cherbourg falls to Germany in 1940. Wavell named viceroy in 1943. Egypt proclaims republic in 1953. Eisenhower's 1958 stance on Adams. Cardinals enter 1965 conclave. Pope Paul VI urges reconciliations in 1966.
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Mohammed Naguib
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Sherman Adams
Adams
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John XXIII
Paul VI
Israel
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