Zip Code rollout sparks mixed reaction in New York Tribune
The New York Herald Tribune reports on the U S Post Office Zip Code plan announced by Postmaster General Day. Big mailers are targeted for code use while individual customers face no immediate requirement. The piece notes public confusion and Aunt Minnie style skepticism amid expectations of faster sorting and potential shifts in delivery.
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U.S
General Day
Day
Saciai Security
Mr. Day
Land Weime
Minnie
Mimmie
New York Herald. Tribune
Open Letter to a Teen-Ager by Prince William County police chief
At a PTA meeting in Manassas Park L D Harris urged teens to act. He urged them to quit crying and start helping others by doing chores, finding work, aiding churches and charities, studying, and reading. The WSJ re printed Harris letter as Notable Quotable.
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PTA
Manasses Park
L. D. Harris
Prince William County
Gabbi
Red Cross
Salvagion Army
The
Wall Street Journal
Harris
Working Women Share Quick Holiday Recipe Ideas
In a Christmas period feature, readers learn how clerks and home makers balance work and meals. Recipes include ham loaf, chicken macaroni au gratin, Swedish meat balls, and chili meat mix with tamale pie, sourced from readers Grace Baumeister Walter Crusoe Anna Smyth Virginia Quast and others.
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Eleanor Rickey Johnston
Christian Sience Monitor
Grace M. Baumeister
Walter R. Crusoe
Virginia Quast
New International Bridge Links Canada and United States
The bridge at Sault Ste. Marie connects Canada with the United States at the northern end of Interstate 75. It ties into the Trans-Canada Highway on the Canadian side. Tolls are 1.25 per car one way or 1.80 round trip for the two mile span. A 10 foot high fence runs along the bridge to deter objects thrown at passing ships, obstructing some views.
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Canada
United States
Sault Ste. Marie
Florida
Traveling By Air Without Any Glamour
A Midcentury portrait of the Eastern Air Lines shuttle linking Boston New York and Washington. The propeller planes are slow cramped reliable and low fare with no meals served. Regulars include Adlai Stevenson Judy Garland and Mrs Joseph Kennedy and even royalty on tour.
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Eastern Air Lines
Boston
New York
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Munich
Prince Juan Carlos
Spain
Sophia
Joseph P. Kennedy
Teddy
Bobby
Judy Garland
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Boston Symphony
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Oslo
Norway
Dane Andrews
Pimiento
Anna B. Smyth
Jawin
New York City
Lex
Sault Sainte
Dayton
Knoxville
Atlanta
Arie
Detroit
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chattanooga
Macon
Stampa
Jean Palladino
Palladino
John R. Kraemer
Paulsboro
N.J
Lena
Marie
Eastern
Tancred Schiavoni
Pentagon
Navy
Elizabeth Rogers
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Airlines
Leona Baumgartner
Agency For International Development
la Guardia
Bill Muller
Roland Stack
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