Woman Drivers Defy Stereotypes in Modern Roadways
An extended column argues that the term woman driver is a libel and urges respect for female motorists. It cites studies showing women drive more safely, credits women with car innovations, and warns men to stop taunting and to thank women for progress on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Paul Kamey
Universal Pictures
Piper
Kamey
National Safety Council
Ohio Dept. of Highways
Automobile Association of America
Ramey
Piper Laurie
Garden Notes for Planting and Care This Month
Garden notes advise dusting tomatoes with fermate every ten days after half grown to prevent anthracnose. Trim forget me nots pansies and violas after bloom to four inches, then expect new blooms. Also advise feeding after pruning, replanting snap beans for canning and immediate use, and preparing seed beds for new perennials. Early planting strengthens plants for fall and winter, with biennials like Canterbury bells fox gloves hollyhocks and sweet William sown later this month.
Siamese Twins Born in Triple Birth Near Winnipeg
Siamese twin boys, part of a triple birth to a 29-year-old Canadian woman, were reported in good condition at a suburban Winnipeg hospital. The children were born Thursday night to Mr. and Mrs. Viateur Mousseau of St. Boniface.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
INS
Viateur Mousseau
St. Boniface
Carol Shenkan earns BA at Goucher College commencement
Carol Joye Shenkan daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin D Shenkan of 207 Euclid Avenue earned a bachelor of arts degree at Goucher College during the 63rd commencement exercises held June 13. The exercises' speaker was Katherine Elizabeth McBride president of Bryn Mawr College. A note adds that a purple flame may be produced if lithium salts are sprinkled on a fire.
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Carol Joye Shenkan
Alvin D. Shenkan
Euclid Avenue
Goucher College
Katherine Elizabeth McBride
Bryn Mawr College
Graduates Face Tougher Job Market Nationwide
Margaret Brewer reports that about two million high school and college graduates will enter a tougher job market this June. The Labor Department notes increased competition versus 1953, with a push for candidates to consider nutrition fields where demand remains strong and new dietitians and nutritionists are expected in the next five years.
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Margaret Brewer
Washington
Department of Labor
Leber
James P. Mitchell
Coughing Valve Patented in United States
A new device labelled coughing valve attaches to the airway to aid patients suffering lung disease by aiding coughing. The mechanism targets relief for a frail lung and aims to improve expulsive action during coughing.
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Washington
United States
Prozen Hamsters Returned To Life
Britain’s Journal of Nature reports a breakthrough in revived hamsters after death with researchers claiming successful resuscitation. The terse dispatch notes expert teams from a London institute conducted experiments, detailing methods and potential ethics concerns without full data.
Allocation Of Fissionable Material
Washington report states the Atomic Energy Commission announced a project to be built by the University of Michigan. The item notes the allocation of fissionable material for this effort and identifies the involved institutions.
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Washington
A Energy Commission
University of Michigan
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