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An advice column excerpt shares reader questions on lawn damage by neighborhood children, wedding seating etiquette, movie source questions, odor from a dead bird in a chimney, teaching in Europe, patent information, self study courses, hair bluing safety, small U S currency history, veterans education aid, and parental embarrassment at teen gatherings. Answers cover neighbors building friendly relations, seating guidelines, film source details, chimney cleaning method, American education in Europe contacts, Patent Office guidance, university correspondence courses, hair rinses contrast, 1929 currency start, VA education benefits, and teen etiquette for partying at home.
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Jane
Token Fight On Foreign Aid Expected
Washington reported a preliminary House vote on the 3.24 billion foreign aid bill signaled diminished opposition. Rep. Vorys noted the voice vote and called it a token fight against portions of President Eisenhower's program, with major changes to be tested at the voting stage expected Wednesday.
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Vorys
Ohio
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fisenhower
Kick Out Disloyal Persons From Federal Service
Washington chairman Loyd Wright of the Commission on Government Security told Congress there is no room for disloyal citizens in federal service. He urged approval of bills echoing the commission’s national security recommendations, noting a Supreme Court ruling cast doubt on parts of the current program and that temporary procedures have continued in the executive branch.
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Loyd Wright
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Supreme Court
Homebuilding Pace Lagging in June Nationwide
The government reports continued lag in homebuilding with starts dropping from 102000 in May to 97000 in June on a seasonally adjusted annual basis. FHA down payment reductions are not approved for now, as loosening mortgage credit could raise inflationary pressures per an official source.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eisenhower
FHA
Norman P. Mason
Oodles Of Poodles Disrupt Marriage
46 year old John Lintern blamed his wife Nancy for divorce citing 59 poodles in the house they said the dogs had the run of the home and his protests about the odor. The judge granted the divorce.
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John Lintern
Lintern
Nancy
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