Oddest public complaints across the world
A Pasadena woman reports nightly break-ins with money left in her purse while a Texas boy is accused of being chased by girls for not kissing them. In Connecticut a car is moved from its spot, in Germany a hotel bedbugs claim is made, and Italian cows lose tails. London, Madrid, and Tokyo anecdotes follow alongside health and aspirin notes and other quirks.
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Pasadena
California
Brownsville
Texas
New Britain
Connecticut
Hanau
Germany
Lodi
Italy
London
Valentin Medina
Madrid
Medina
Bayer Company
Police Department
Pueblo
Colorado
Tokyo
Cleveland
Ohio
The Folk Era and Capitol's Kingston Trio Anthology
A look at Capitol's three volume Kingston Trio anthology and its legacy in the folk era. The piece notes the trio’s contract ending, their Decca era, and contrasts with Joan Baez and newer releases, plus reviews on other folk and classical records including Stravinsky and Vivaldi reissues.
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Capitol
Kingston Trio
Decca
Bob Lylans
Joan Baez
Villa-Lobos
Duke ‘Ellington
Man on horseback snack incident shocks Garfield restaurant
A Garfield Illinois restaurant owner was startled when a man on horseback entered the eatery seeking a snack. In Manila Philippines a man complained his dog was bitten on the neck by a 17 year old boy, raising concern over the incident.
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Tucson
Arizona
Dunstable
Massachusetts
Santiago
Chile
Besa
Daversport
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
Garfield
Illinois
Manila
Philippines
Alpha Sigma Phi Chronicle on TSC Campus Fraternal History
Phi Lambda Tau founding on TSC campus in 1929 joined Alpha Delta and became Eta Chapter. History traces reorganizations to Alpha Kappa Pi 1935, consolidation 1946, Beta Omicron Chapter at 113 North Superior Street. Alpha Sigma Phi founded at Yale in 1945, oldest fraternity magazine since 1947, 90 undergraduate chapters, 37 Alumni Councils, national HQ and staff, chapter houses valued over $5,000,000, biennial conventions, and a Memorial Fund offering scholarships.
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Phi Lambda’ Tau
TSC
Phi Lambda Tau
Alpha Delta
Alpha Fraternity
S. “Eta
Alpha’ Kappa ‘Pi
Alpha ‘Kappa Pi
Alpha ‘Sigma Phi
Alpha Sigma. Phi
Alpha’ Sigma
Phi
Alpha ‘Sigma
Alpha Sigma Phi
National Interfraternity Conference
Summer fashion forecast for beaches and courts
Eager to preview the season, the article highlights hot colors and bold combinations for beachwear, swim trunks with wide belts and brass buckles, white and navy contrasts, and the wet look in vinyl fabrics. It notes striped tops, knit tees, muscle shirts, mock turtlenecks, and baggy chic in yellows blues greens and reds. Tennis and boating gear follow with all white attire for fours, corded knits, nylon parkas, blue denim, poplin jackets, and bright madras shorts.
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Will
Colex
Esquire's College Board hints at campus fashion trends
The Well-Shod Beachcomber previews popular footwear for the year including blue or white 8-eyelet tennis sneakers, navy and black slip-ons, and suede sandals with new strap styles. Leather and rope-soled sandals rise in prominence as pages close with plans to return in September.
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Esquire's College Board
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