Broad life principles and future mate study cited in Q and A
The piece argues there are general life and marriage rules, noting tolerance humor and will to succeed as keys. It cites a nationwide survey that teens seek a sense of humor in future mates and discusses education outlook with Earl McGrath calling for half a million new classrooms and higher teacher salaries. It also mentions Dr Norman Reider warning about rising numbers of unregulated mind-peddlers in the United States.
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Earl James McGrath
U. S. Commission of Education
Norman Reider
San Francisco
United States
No Traffic Court Sessions In Philadelphia This Week
Police Captain Albert Du Bois announced there will be no traffic court sessions in Philadelphia this week due to a temporary exhaustion of summons forms. He noted that the number of summonses sent to motorists has risen sharply in recent weeks and the supply ran out ahead of schedule.
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Philadelphia
Albert du Bois
du Bois
How You Too Can Be Popular by Dr Wiggam
A brief notice offers Dr A E Wiggam's 28 page booklet HOW YOU TOO CAN BE POPULAR with tests and 14 rules. The service is offered to readers at cost 15¢ coin only. Request Popularity Booklet by writing to the newspaper and include a stamped self addressed return envelope.
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A. E. Wiggam
U S May Assist Raw Sugar Millers
The Agriculture Department promised to cooperate with raw sugar millers if the industry considers refining sugar. Rep. Edwin E. Willis said negotiations are under way among western raw sugar factories for a refinery, with Louisiana officials pressing for fair treatment of cane growers and mills. The department noted a cautious but open stance to assistance.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Edwin E. Willis
D.-La
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
Willis
Department
Trigg Aids Cane Insect Fight And Production Push
Trigg, production and marketing administrator, assists in combatting cane insects and boosting production efficiency. Technical advice on studying freight rate structures was offered.
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Trigg
Four States Proposed to Divide Red River Water
Washington reports Rep. Patman of Texas introduced a bill to authorize a compact among Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana to apportion Red River waters. He said the accord would be a first step in a regional development plan though no specific projects are named. Patman hopes the proposal passes this session.
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Patman
D.-Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
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Congress
Shrine Open Business Meet Opens With Shrine Parade
In Los Angeles the 76th imperial council of Shriners convenes after a three day spree to elect the imperial outer guard. Two candidates contend while Deputy Imperial Potentate Poteat is set to succeed Harold Lloyd as potentate. Detroit delegates head home as 12,500 attend the five hour parade featuring 14,000 marchers and 50 bands. The event includes elaborate floats and units from 67 temples, with attention to a $62,000 ramp and a transit strike affecting some departures.
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Howard Heyn
Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Imperial Outer Guard
Clayton F. Andrews
Sesostris Temple
Lincoln
Neb
George A. Mattison, Jr
Zamora Temple
Birmingham
Ala
Imperial
Hubert M. Poteat
Wake Forest
N. C
Harold Lloyd
Detroit
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Memorial Coliseum
Lloyd
Man buys stolen cottage in Pin Grove Township
State police traced a call from a man who said he bought a stolen house and found a dismantled 12 by 16 foot summer cottage missing since May 21 to May 28 in Pin Grove Township. Robert J. Schnitzer reported his house was torn down and hauled away. police will recover the structure in pieces.
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Robert J. Schnitzer
Ens
Pin Grove Township
Schnitzer
Discard Rules When the Pack Is Frozen
Chesslike card play guidance by Oswald Jacoby for NEA Service on discard strategy in six hand canasta. It explains evaluating which side will claim the discard and balancing safety with enterprising plays, plus answering common questions about partnerships and taking the discard pile when frozen.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Kansas City
South
West
Canasta FAQ Column by Mr. Jacoby
The columnist Mr. Jacoby offers a general canasta FAQ addressing common reader questions. He notes he cannot answer individual queries but will compile the most frequent questions and answers for the column. He aims to guide players on melds, freezes, and standard rules.
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Jacoby
Lipera Charged in Series of Traffic Offenses
Sam Lipera, 23, was arrested in Pittsburgh on June 21 for multiple traffic charges within one hour. Driving without a license and under the influence, wrong-way on a one-way street, failing to heed a policeman, narrowly missing him twice, and collisions with a taxicab and a truck. Gasoline spilled on the street.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Lipera
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