Ann Landers Advice Columns From The Post Dispatch
Dear Ann answers address a 30 year old wife with two marriages married to a younger 18 year old, noting her past with a rich older husband and an alcoholic, and advises against marrying the 18 year old. A mother worries about her widowed son’s widow and her own grief between generations. A 16 year old asks about claiming a boyfriend from another girl, with guidance to avoid ownership and jealousy.
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Ann
Clementine
Gina
Soviet claims 154 year old Kiev born housewife
The Pravda Ukraine reports Lyubov Puznak born in 1803 in Kiev as a 154-year-old housewife. She has siblings aged 121 and 118 and 112. Doctors question the longevity claim while noting a meat free diet of potatoes fish honey milk and bread.
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Moscow
Pravda Ukraine
Lyubov Puznak
Kiev
Luka
Palladii
Kesenya
Lions Presidents Enjoy Jolly Time At 40th Convention
SAN FRANCISCO The Lions closed their 40th international convention with officers elected and a harmonizing barbershop quartet. Edward G. Barry of Little Rock sang with outgoing President John L. Stickley of Charlotte and past presidents Filbert Maywood and Monroe Nute. The four day session drew over 40 000 members and families. Dudley L. Simms of Charleston was elected first vice president and will become president next year in Chicago.
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San Francisco
Lions
Edward G. Barry
Little Rock
Ark
John L. Stickley
Charlotte
N.C
Edgar L. Filbert
Maywood
Ill
Monroe L. Nute
Kennett Square
Dudley L. Simms
Charleston
W. Va
Chicago
Noted Italian Dies Former Ambassador Giacomo de Martino
Giacomo de Martino died Saturday at 97. He served as Italy's ambassador to Germany Britain Japan and the United States during his long diplomatic career.
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Rome
Giacomo de Martino
Germany
Britain
Japan
United States
Federal grants total 80 billion over 23 years
Senate figures show federal grants to state and local governments and individuals amount to 80.5 billion dollars from 1934 to 1956, averaging about 3 percent annually. In fiscal 1956 payments reached 5.2 billion, with veterans’ benefits and public assistance driving totals. State allocations include Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming among others.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House Committee
PWA
WPA
CCC
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Cosmic Ray Study Uses Skyhook Balloons
A study at Armour Research Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology employs skyhook balloons for extended high altitude flights to observe cosmic rays. The balloons enable prolonged exposure to upper atmospheric particles and data collection.
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Armour Research
Illinois Institute of Technology
President Signs Two Big Bills At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower signed two large appropriation bills in Gettysburg, approving 2,871,182,781 for the Labor and H E W Departments and 5,373,877,800 for about 20 independent agencies for the coming fiscal year, with total funding cut 661 million below his request. Congress passed both measures Thursday.
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Gettysburgh Pa
Eisenhower
Congress
Poison bottle warning follows theft in Sacramento
In Sacramento police, Ray E. Jones Blythe mining engineer, warned a visitor who had a suitcase stolen Saturday not to drink a bottle with a soft drink label it may contain a poisonous chemical Jones said the bottle is real hard and will float rocks
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Sacramento
Calif
Ray E. Jones
Blythe
Knox Hutchinson Dies at 62 in Murfreesboro
Knox Hutchinson, 62, former assistant U S secretary of agriculture from 1949 to 1953, died at his home in Murfreesboro Tennessee of cancer. A Democrat, he led agricultural education before farming in 1936 and presided over the Tennessee Rural Electric Cooperative Assn from 1935 to 1989. He also served as a Tennessee state senator in 1939-40.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Knox Hutchinson
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Hutchinson
Tennessee Rural Electric Cooperative Assn
Tennessee
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