Bringing Up a Family By Garry C. Mye
Advice column discussing balancing military style discipline with parenting. A mother asks how to harmonize her army officer husband’s demand for instant obedience with a calmer home atmosphere. Suggestions include firm nonrepetition of commands, shared parental approach, and privately aligning on limits while avoiding public disagreement.
Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee
A column offers new fruit salad ideas with pears and red plums served with a light sweet dressing. Practical home tips include converting an unused bookcase into a linen closet with inner curtains and using vinegar or camphor to deter kitchen flies or mosquitoes.
Champagne Israeli export plant underway in Nathanya
Israeli and French investors plan to export champagne from Nathanya. A new bottling plant is under construction and the product will be marketed as Champagne Israeli.
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Israel
Nathanya
Mediterranean
Wilcox Krulis Tie The Knot In Middletown Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Jerome E Wilcox formerly of Ivoryton and Middletown were married July 15 at Christ Episcopal Church Middletown Conn Rev Raymond Lang officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Krulis of Middletown and the bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Louis Wilcox of Ivoryton The couple honeymooned in Massachusetts and New York and now reside at 4526 Packard Pl NW The bride is a graduate of Middletown High School New Haven State Teachers College and Cornell University and taught at New Haven State Teachers College The groom is an engineer with Babock Printing Press Corp and is a Pratt High School graduate with a degree from New London Junior College
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Jerome E. Wilcox
Lillian Krulis
Middletown
Conn
Christ Episcopal Church
John J. Krulis
Wilcox
Louis Wilcox
Ivoryton
Raymond Lang
Massachusetts
New York
Middletown High School
New Haven State Teachers College
Cornell University
Babcock Printing Press Corp
Pratt High School
Essex
Cincinnati Man Claims He Has Squared Circle
Cincinnati reporter Ike Schwartz, a former newspaper man, says after 18 years he solved the Euclidean problem of squaring the circle using only a compass and ruler. He drew about 50 diagrams and mailed them to experts, claiming to create a square with the same area as a circle before proving it with figures. He warned there is no patent or money to be made.
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King Features Syndicate
Cincinnati
Ike Schwartz
Schwartz
Euclid
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