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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
5
Leona Murphy of a Chicago ad agency critiques postwar gender progress noting many girls drop out of college and few women earn PhDs or become doctors since 1920. She argues many dropouts pursue home life or low wage work, while some choose motherhood over high powered careers.
The article notes that bacon price increases have fed a joking belief that the hog itself has jumped over the moon, reflecting a humorous take on inflation and perception.
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A collection of Dear Abby letters covers a mother seeking help for an overweight son, a wife torn between her marriage and a married policeman, a babysitter's snooping curiosity, and a reader debating railroad union dynamics and safety roles. The editor responds with guidance on therapy, boundary setting, and practical advice.
Isadore Shapiro, a print shop owner, battled a $139 bill and a court case revealing $46,074.42 in receivers’ and trustees’ fees. He learned creditors would share little. an envelope brought only eighty cents as his share of the loot.
A letter urges residents to attend a February 23 1966 public hearing at the Council Chambers above the Fire Station to discuss a new zoning ordinance that forbids beauty shops in residential areas and lacks clear guidance on permissible locations. Mrs Kenneth Woolever asks why beauticians cannot operate from home and notes family needs and high downtown rents.
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