Teens Gain Store Credit Risks in Growing Teen Market
New York report questions allowing 12 year olds to open charge accounts as stores tap teenage buying power. Experts cite a $10 billion teen market with projected $15 billion by 1967 while warning parents and youths face hidden costs and high interest. Credit practices vary by store and parent history, raising concerns about debt education for children.
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Hillel Black
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Black
Pennsylvania
Minooka Man Loses License After Traffic Convictions
Elswin P. Price of Minooka has his driving privileges suspended after a conviction on three traffic violations announced by Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier.
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Masek Named Commander of Morris Post at Legion Election
John Masek was elected commander of Morris post American Legion at the annual election in the Legion home. Officers elected include Carl Anderson senior vice commander Gerald Sampson junior vice commander Frank Kuntz finance officer Joe Laughary chaplain Robert Oakland sergeant at arms Irvin Day service officer and Merton Freeland historian. Executive committee members are Robert Lindsay Richard Mitchell Jerry MTague Clarence Colman Donald Bright Orville Sampson Donald Hexdall Elmer McKibben Jack Brady Willis West Jr. Lunch served by a committee.
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Morris Post
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Irvin Day
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Richard Mitchell
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Church loses contact with world warns Baptist speaker
In Portland Oregon Rev Dr Jutsuo Morikawa urged about 6000 American Baptists that the modern church has become irrelevant by retreating from real life. He called evangelism a secular ministry and urged reintegration of spiritual work with worldly affairs across corporate and governmental spheres.
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Individualism by Canisius professor urges youth training
Rev. Anthony J. McMullen a philosophy professor at Canisius College in Buffalo urges young people to diligently develop abilities early. He says a mature person shows mastery in few areas, trains while young, and does what lies in his power while trusting in God to produce great things.
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Quits $3 Million Business to Become Minister
Jim Saxon, 31, who built a vending machine business from 800000 to 33 million, will leave July 20 to study three years for Presbyterian ministry. He enrolls at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia, with wife and six children. his father, J Herman Saxon, will take over the firm.
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Reverend Leonard critiques church conformity in Santa Monica
The Rev. Dr. Theodore H. Leonard of Philadelphia, an official in the Methodist Church National Missions division, told a Santa Monica meeting that the church often mirrors popular opinion rather than obeying Jesus. He warned that the church has become a conforming entity rather than a transforming power.
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Theodore H. Leonard
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Methodist Church National Missions Division
Wives Urged to Help Run Homes Without Losing Manners
In letters Ruth Willett argues wives deserve praise for sharing household duties and budgeting. Readers say women should use brains and education to assist husbands, not fear taking over.
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Foresters in the United States Number About 18000
A figure estimates roughly 18 000 professional foresters work across the United States. The number reflects a sizable workforce in the forestry sector and related public land management.
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United States
Ann Landers column prompts practical advice
Three teen girls ask how to handle a bragging friend whose father is in prison. Ann explains the girl is likely covering shame and urges compassion and patience. The second letter from Dora seeks help for a jealous husband, and Ann advises professional help and involvement of clergy and doctor if needed. The Driver asks about carpooling with widows. Ann suggests cheerfulness and possibly a gift, noting the wife’s social activity persists.
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Interior Illinois Hog Prices for 190-260 Lb Hogs
Interior Illinois hog market prices show receipts around 16 000 with mostly steady to slightly higher bids. 1-3 grade hogs 190-210 lbs priced 16.50 to 16.85 per cwt, 190-240 lbs 15.50 to 16.50, 240-260 lbs 15.00 to 15.50, 260-280 lbs 14.75 to 15.25, sows 12.00 to 14.50, demand moderately active.
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Springfield
Ill
USDA
Interior
Illinois
Wheat and corn prices in Chicago market report
Chicago wheat and bean sales show no clear demand. Corn prices listed include No 2 yellow 2 13, No 3 yellow 1 10, No 4 Ethie 1 09, No 5 yellow 1 06. Oats options shown as heavy white 65 15 and oil 1034b 7 a. barley: making choice 1 10 1 20n feed 80 90n.
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A. Arley
Chicago hog and cattle prices with small note on bones
Chicago livestock market reports hogs at steady to 25 higher with 190 to 400 pound ranges priced from 15.50 to 17.25 per hundredweight. Mixed 1 3 and 2 3 weights vary by weight. Cattle and calves not tested for price. Sheep not enough data for price. A remark notes the three middle ear bones as the smallest in the human body.
Television Tonight Schedule Chart Report
TV guide listing for 6:00 P.M. to 1:45 A.M. featuring news, sports, cartoons, and dramas across channels 2,5,7,9,11. Programs include The Honeymooners, Twilight Zone, Bonanza? and late night talk and newscasts with multiple time slots and film features.
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U. S A
New Hampshire Becomes Ninth State Ratifying Constitution
The state of New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788, enabling the document to take effect. This milestone followed debates across nine states, marking the path to a new framework of federal governance.
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New Hampshire
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