Renovate Summer Clothing Before Storage
Reader tips emphasize cleaning and conditioning clothes shoes and hats before boxing to prevent moth damage while in storage. Plan multiple days for washing ironing packing and shelving, use mothproof bags and tissue paper, and seal boxes with tape or plastic for mildew protection.
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Ford Foundation Workshop eyes TV utility over glamour
The Ford Foundation funds a 1.2 million workshop to develop radio and video for commercial broadcasting. An ABC executive leads the project with emphasis on broad appeal, avoiding overly documentary or educational labels while adding practical improvements and safety features for future TV programming.
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Ways to Satisfy a Heart and Help Others
Kathleen Norris outlines a practical approach to personal fulfillment by identifying a first step and taking it. She recalls real stories of women who faced poverty and hardship, from Anne Ryan guiding troubled youths to Betty Jay supporting a child with special needs, and Kathryn David turning small earnings into a large tutoring program aiding many children in their town.
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Can A Machine Replace Brains
In SCIENCE coverage the march toward thinking machines advances from mechanical Pascalian calculators to modern electronic computers using binary numbers. The piece traces early counting tools from abacus to Napier’s bones and notes the shift from base ten to base two in computing.
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Stitch-In-Time Day For Homemakers And Mending
Dorothy Barclay urges shoppers to mend and remake rather than replace worn items. Plan ahead for fall activities, sharpen scissors, consider dress-maker shears, service sewing machines, and invest in mending tapes to extend fabrics and create new uses from old garments.
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Florida Supreme Court Upholds Three Convictions
The Florida Supreme Court affirmed grand larceny convictions of three Miami telephone operators who stole about $12,000 over two years by concealing cash in their bras. They face one year each in prison.
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