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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1957

Page

14

Burl Ives Yacht Is Damaged In Storm At Rehoboth Beach

The 5100 000 Black Spoonbill yacht of folk singer Burl Ives ran aground during a heavy storm eight miles south of Rehoboth Beach. The hull is reported heavily damaged but intact with the mast broken and rigging tangled. Six crew members reached shore. four were injured and treated locally. Salvage work began as bilges were pumped and equipment moved to the Coast Guard station.

Rehoboth Beach Del Singer Burl Ives William Parker Coast Guard Indian River Inlet Parker Florida Ives New York William Eisenbrandt New York City New Canaan

Civic club officers elected for Youth Appreciation Week

Willian Hobson and a slate of officers were slated for installation at a candlelight ceremony led by District 16 Governor Edward J Daugherty during a joint meeting with the Optimists on November 6. Retiring president Mrs. Sylvester Thomas reviewed the group’s welfare projects and plans for holiday activities in Alexandria Virginia.

Willian Hobson Warren Brake Robert Bear John Grice Trea Jsurer Bruce Reeder District 16 Edward J Daugherty Frederick Optimists Airs Sylvester Thomas Salvation Army Children’s Aid, Society Optimist

Postwar Japanese wives named in male honor code study

A Tokyo scholar reports most Japanese men still call their wives amatame or similar terms, reflecting entrenched gender roles despite postwar social shifts. The finding highlights persistent expectations around wife and husband dynamics in contemporary households.

Tokyo Masao Ajiki Amata

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