O Dwyer May Take Mexican Citizenship
Ambassador William O Dwyer said he is considering Mexican citizenship after resigning from the diplomatic corps. He weighed returning to New York to practice law or remaining in his adopted country while hints point to permanent residence in Mexico.
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Mexico City
William O’dwyer
Diplomatic Corps
New York
American Legion
Mexico
Lois
Progrets? Taaling
Ti O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Sloan Simpson
Ace
Camera class exposes four models raided near Westchester
Sheriff deputies breaking up a woodland photography class arrested 23 men and four women on a farm near here. They were fined five dollars each for disorderly conduct and released. Four men face trial on charges of arranging the event and procuring women for indecent exposure.
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South Salem
Woodland Photography
Westchester County
Woodland Nymphs
Here
Candlepower visibility in darkness under ideal conditions
A standard candle of exactly one candlepower could theoretically be seen in complete darkness and under ideal conditions for about 50 miles.
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Kiernan comments on campaign coverage noting Kefauver aired 106 hours to Stevenson 10 minutes, and a barber doubts TV poll theatrics. He critiques convention TV emphasis and tells readers to question what they see before believing reports.
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Kefauver
Stevenson
Jakarta Fire Leaves 10,000 Homeless in Slum District
A major blaze in Jakarta, Indonesia, destroyed half a square mile of slums, killing one child and leaving about 10,000 people homeless. Police say a cigarette ignited gasoline, with official damage pegged near one million dollars.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U. S
Reader's Digest explores hot weather myths and cooling tips
Amy Selwyn challenges old ideas about heat and health in August Reader's Digest. Learn why resting may feel hotter, which beliefs are dangerous, and a simple expert-endorsed method to cool off in summer. Includes 43 articles condensed from current readings.
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Reader’s Digest
Amy Selwyn
Current Books
Prices Rise on Pork Cuts Across Lean Hams and Chops
Washington reports ceiling prices for lean pork cuts raised through October as OPS boosts hams shoulders bellies Boston butt neckbones pork chops loins and spare ribs by up to eight cents per pound. Slaughterers wholesalers may add 1.20 per hundred pounds for sales to restaurants hotels. The increases follow a higher parity price for hogs from July to October.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Agriculture Department
Ppcm Ccrttois
Aunt Sue’s Glasses Surprise in Ageing Battle
An anecdotal note recalls Aunt Sue relying on aging eyes and modern optometry to adapt. The remark highlights how eye doctors can fix many vision issues yet age remains a stubborn limit.
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Aunt Sue
Processors Urged to Raise Ceilings Over Higher Farm Prices
A proposal argues processors should receive higher ceilings to offset increased prices paid to farmers. The pitch links producer costs to equipment and supply chain pressures, urging policy adjustments to maintain farm profitability.
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Canada
Collins Palker
Collins
Montmorency
Great Bear Farm
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Icouuins
Packard
Syracuse
Packard Development
Thunderbolt
Easamatic
Glenn Burdick Sales and Service, Inc
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