Exploring Mind Portraits and Social Roles
JAMES J METCALFE discusses teen popularity tied to appearance and dating, noting younger girls emphasize being pretty and well dressed, while older teens see other factors. A study at Lackland AFB finds fathers as primary authority figures influence workers, with brothers less central. The booklet When Mental Illness Strikes Your Family offers guidance for relatives at 25 cents. AL LOVE NOT LOST reflects on enduring friendship after love ends, urging acceptance and harmless connection.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Public Affairs Committee
Leo the Louse Return Stirs Glamoursville on Broadway
In a current feature on Broadway figures during hard times, Leo the Louse reappears as a spendthrift freeloader who evades work by crashing parties and finagling tips, while chorus girls warn that his cheap tricks strain budgets. The piece also notes a parade of showbiz snippets from Judy Garland to Serge Rubinstein and Ava Gardner, all reflecting a restless nightlife amid the Depression.
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New York
Leo the Louse
Broadway
Glamoursville
Leo
Brooklyn
Louse
Florida
Earl Judy Garland
Mike Todd
Marie McDonald
California
Harry Karl
Montgomery Clift
Chicago
Liz Taylor
Lola Mason
N.Y.C
Allan Drake
Jack Paar
Rusty Greta Thyssen
Ava Gardner
Lavern Baker
Paul Siple
Washington
Boston
Xavier Cugat
Cuba
Miami
End Play Victory in South Hand by Oswald Jacoby
A bridge hand features Oswald Jacoby asserting a sure end play against West after South faces North East and West decisions. The text traces a sequence where Joe’s trump run and club discard threaten West with four discards, hinging on East showing or withholding the king of spades. The narrative also includes assorted quips and brief notes on compass directions and TV work ethics.
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South West North East
North
West
Joe
East
Remember When Lets All Take Trip Down Memory Lane
HAL BOYLE reflects on constant change and memory, asking readers to recall past comforts and social norms. The piece lists nostalgic scenes from daily life, from fashion and food to entertainment, work, and manners, contrasting then and now with a wry tone.
Eisenhower State of the Union call for total peace
A reader memory piece recalls President Eisenhower’s State of the Union line about waging total peace amid Cold War tensions. The column invites readers to send favorite “remember when” items to Hal Boyle for future nostalgic trips.
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Eisenhower
Hal Boyle
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James J, Metcalfe
Sylvanus M. Duvall
Evelyn M. Duval
Trueo
CFTI
Wilson
Oswald Jacoby
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Taft
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Taffy Tuttle
Tony Pettito
Carl
Ceban
Aries
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Taurus
Gemini
Dow
Scorpio
de Punerual
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Capberer
Hotpoint
iDairy
Wotpoint
Dooley
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Garfield
Kaster
Hemlock
F. M. Thomas
E. Artesia Blvd
Pliance Sales Company
Ores
J . General Bec
Danelsei
Los Angeles
City OF
ST. Louis
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