Putting Mama on a Salary Hikes Living Standards
The article reports on the Na Sepal Manpower Council conference "Work in the Lives of Married Women," arguing higher salaries raise living standards and expand women's freedom of choice. It notes more older married women work, plans to attract female workers with flexible schedules, and forecasts 10 million added workers by 1965, with many women entering the labor force. It also covers foot health tips for shoppers, workplace shifts, and fashion notes predicting hems lowering to ankle length in the 1930s.
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Arlene la Rus
Blamla
Na~ Sepal Manpower Council
Henry David
The
Manpower Council
U.S
Foot Health Council
Joseph Lelyveld
Reston
National Foot Health Council
Oder
Lalyveld
Mary Haworth
Bronn
Tam
Nate
Ebarn
Derhios Calse
Genetaska Choir Sets Christmas Program at Hotel Syracuse
A Central High School Choc choir group will perform Christmas music during Genetaska Club’s monthly meeting tomorrow at 12:85 p.m. in the new Caravan Room of Hotel Syracuse. Members will exchange gifts valued at zero.
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Central High School
Choc
Genetaske Club
Hotel
Syracuse
Tina Higgins Reaches One First Birthday At Memorial Hospital
Tina Higgins celebrated her first birthday after surviving severe low birth weight at Memorial Hospital. Born weighing 15 ounces, she dipped to 22 ounces but steadily gained weight, reaching 20 pounds by her first birthday. Now healthy, she quickly sat up, stood, and walked, with a tooth appearing three days ago. Her proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins of 228 E. Borden Ave. Plain Sailing.
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Cathy Covert
Higgins
Memorial Hospital
Tina
Robert Higgins
E. Borden Ave
PBA Auxiliary To Hold Yule Party and Elections
The Polite Benevolent Association Auxiliary plans its annual Christmas party at 6:30 pm at Schnitzelbank Restaurant. Mrs. Willard Roberts Sr. leads arrangements. gifts will be exchanged. 1958 officer candidates include Mrs. John Liteher and Mrs. Donald Klug for president, Mrs. Robert Lamn and Mrs. William Smith for vice president, with several unopposed officers announced. The event features balloon and crepe decorations, a large centerpiece inscribed for Tina, and attendance by hospital officials including Mrs. Earle J. Machord and Miss Miriam Curtis. A child, Tina Higgins, receives cake amid guests. her nurses and family observe.
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Polite Benevolent Assatiahot
Schnitzelbank
Willard Roberts Sr
John Liteher
Donald Klug
Robert Lamn
Mra
William Smith
Lester Burgmeir
Lorentia Case
Anlo
Tina
Earle J. Machord
Memorial Hospital
Miriam Curtis
Steven Higgins
Be Tha
Ting
Spinster Sought Solace Between Loneliness And Change
A letter from HV asks how to cope with loneliness in middle age. The adviser urges volunteering, notes the benefits of trying a new path, and suggests a safe roommate or student nurse for companionship. Meanwhile Syracusa Chapter 105 Women of the Moose to meet Wednesday 8 to 9 pm at the Moose Home with officers at 7 pm.
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Pym
Women OF the Moose Syracusa Chapter
Women of the Moose
Moose
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