Dr Crane on Respect for Law Starts in the Home
Dr George W Crane speaks on radio about youth delinquency and respect for authority. He argues toddlers must be taught respect, cites caste ideas, and urges parents to have children address elders as uncle or aunt. He promotes self sufficiency with teen work and his booklet 20 Ways to Earn Spending Money via The Journal.
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George W. Crane
Mike Levine
Beft
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Mike
Crane
Ann Landers
Watch Fakes Art Dealers Warn Buyers About Forged Certificates
Paris report says the Art Dealers Association of America and the French Comite Professional des Galeries d Art warn buyers against false authenticity papers. They urge relying on reputable dealers amid a noted Meadows forgeries case, with authorities probing a Paris forgery ring.
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Paris
U.S
Art Dealers Association of America
Comite Professional Des Galeries d'Art
Algur H. Meadows
Dallas
Tex
Meadows
Ann Landers Advice Columns On Callers And Teens
A collection of Ann Landers letters covers etiquette on caller privacy and time-saving tricks, a plan to require signoffs for intimacy, teen sibling conflicts, and parental boundaries. The writer proposes forms to limit advances, while Landers endorses practical measures and guidance for families and dating norms.
Becker on Bridge It’s Better to Forget Some Rules
The article argues that strict bidding rules can harm a contract as shown by a four spades example. South should avoid finessing when ace play guarantees the contract, ruffing diamonds in dummy and cashing heart honors. It emphasizes adjusting strategy to concrete circumstances over rigid principles.
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South
West
East
Ohio Bond Proposal Campaign Spends $342000 in Primary Loss
Ohioans for Jobs and Progress reports it spent 341954 on its failed bid to secure approval of the Ohio Bond Commission proposal. The measure lost by a wide margin in the statewide primary on May 2. Supporters list donations of 25000 each from the Ohio Contractors Association and the American Insurance Association plus 24000 from the Portland Cement Association.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohioans For Jobs and Progress
Ohio Bond Commission
Ohio Contractors Association
American Insurance Association
Portland Cement Association
Heloise Tips on Foot Comfort and Home Hacks
A reader shares using facial tissues in shoes to absorb moisture even with stockings, plus lawn care tips of waxing a mower, keeping shelves dry with towels, and using paper plates as drip coasters. Additional notes mention organized packing for trips and a fruit juice mix to cut drink sugar costs.
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Heloise
Anne E
Divorce Granted After Woman Reduces Hem Length
Gwyne Schaffer, 23, sought a divorce from Rod Schaffer, 24, in Los Angeles. A.A. Scott, the Superior Court judge, initially withheld the decree after remarking on her miniskirt. She returned in a longer skirt and the divorce on cruelty grounds was finalized.
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Los Angeles
Gwyne Schaffer
1967 National Marbles Tournament Winner
Barry Blum, 13, of York Pennsylvania, captured the national title at Wildwood New Jersey event showing skill beyond his age.
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Wildwood, N.J
Barry Blum
York, Pa
National Collegiate Queen 1967 Named Judy Hill
Judy Hill, a University of Washington sophomore, is crowned National Collegiate Queen. The piece notes a quirky comparison about red-haired men claiming Scotland has the most.
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New York
Judy Hill
University of Washington
Scotland
Frying Potatoes With Chicken For A Simple Meal
A reader suggests frying potatoes in the skillet alongside fried chicken for a complete meal. The potatoes may be left unpeeled and should be washed and dried before cooking.
Vacation Guests Strain Spare Room Policy
A reader describes hosting relatives and friends during vacations, sacrificing their own living space due to the lack of a spare bedroom. The piece explores constraints and social pressures of hospitality in a crowded home.
Hidden Knife Drawer Uses Waxed Rolls for Safe Access
The narrator stores empty waxed paper and foil rolls to cradle sharp knives in a separate cabinet drawer. This method keeps knives visible and prevents cuts from rummaging through a crowded drawer.
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Chicago
Ericson
Lee Bouvier
FOLKS
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Anthony Dedic
Helaoise
Y.G
Mrs
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Marbles
Metropolitan
Daniel Marini & Associates
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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