One-Armed Vet Builds Third Home and Keeps Pace
INDEPENDENCE Kan. Dick Oliver a 38 year old Navy veteran who lost his left arm in 1940 builds his third home in a year while working as a construction clerk for Universal Atlas Cement. He types 65 words a minute, drives, buttons clothing, and shoots with accuracy. Oliver says employers should tailor work pace and let handicapped workers develop their own techniques. His $22 000 three bedroom home saved about $3 000 in labor costs, and he continues studying civil engineering while guiding his son in baseball catching.
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Lorene
Gregg
Bad Break Dramatic Slam Route in Bridge Play
South failed to adjust to a bad spade break and club finesse, losing one trick in a potential slam. The analyst notes the correct defense and sequence: test spade situation early, then use spade, trump rounds, and club finesse to force the favorable layout.
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Society Gossip and Celebrity Snippets in New York
A bustling society page item notes the Duchess of Windsor hosting ball chances in April in Paris via Elsa Maxwell and potential reconciliations among rival socialites. It covers Hedy Lamar, Sophia Loren, Steve Allen, Ava Gardner, Groucho Marx, Tony Bennett, Mary Martin, Bob Evans, Joe E Lewis, and others with brief anecdotes from New York to Las Vegas and Hollywood, including club openings and pact-like rumors.
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Wax coating tips for tools and a scatter of late 1950s headlines
A mixed set of notes covers a wax coating method to ease use of power and hand tools, plus brief, punchy entertainment and gossip snippets. Items reference Ernie Kovacs, Mindy Carson, George Jessel, Ella Logan, Carol Ann Daniele, Jack Haley, and Earl Pearl’s column with light humor about marriages and show business.
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Mind study on dress, love, and timing in social life
A Hunter College senior girls study links conscious dress aim to social status and fashion with an unconscious motive to attract men. Oldest-child marriages show higher unhappiness, per Durgess and Cottrell, due to domineering traits. Psychologists note peak mood times vary, with worst moods on Monday and in winter months, aligning with Springer Rostow findings.
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Zodiac Advice Column Forecasts Mixed Fortunes
A reader horoscope page outlines Aries through Pisces with guidance on relationships, work, and personal growth. It cautions Taurus and Aquarius about opportunity and optimism, notes Leo and Virgo shifts in harmony, and emphasizes teamwork and initiative across signs.
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