Consumer's Question Box Answers For Puzzled Buyers
Margaret Dana answers reader questions on drapery washing and cheese protein costs. The fabric label “washable” lacks a standard meaning and the store should remedy the faulty draperies. A Berkeley CO-OP table compares protein content and cost across cottage cheese and various processed cheeses, noting natural cheese at 95 cents per pound and 17 cents per 20 g protein.
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Margaret Dana
Mary Ruth Nelson
Berkeley
Calif
Record Newspapers
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Yesterday
Yesterday s puzzle recap lists Across clues including a flock eight girl s name knock leased at this place finished slave colonies average silkworm smooth 40 Spanish for 14 Great Lake river distant air marsh performance preposition tested man s temporary nickname shelter decay hypothetical printer s force communist bird s home part of camera portion note of scale conjunction insects smoothed brick carrying metal fastener quiet one concealed got up a continent indefinite base ball article hole player three toed possess garden tool sloth conjunction wastage music as written narrow opening hail three toed sloth solicitude body of water modeled Guido s high note skin ailment withered nothing rip girl s name Hindu cymbals and more
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Great Lake
Shaunburn
Guido
New Scout Field Book Released by Scout Executive
Scout Executive Raymond P. Logan announces the Fort Orange Fort Orange-Uncle Samicluding 271 pictures of species Council publishes a Field Book with 52 aerial copies and 2,167 how to fishing sequences. The 576 page cyclopaedia covers camping gear cooking map compass safety first aid rope work and conservation. Based on decades of Scout experiences the book aims to advance skills for Scouts Explorers and Scouters with 2 551 illustrations and sections on advanced outdoor living.
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Raymond P.s
Logan
Fort Orange
As Comlains
Boy Dies From Injuries After Street Crossing Accident
In Amherst, five year old John Botharski died at Meyer Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car while crossing the street in front of his home. The accident occurred the day prior, and police said the child sustained fatal injuries.
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Buffalo
UPI
John Botharski
Amherst
Meyer Memorial
Burglary Attempt Probe Near Goldberg Building
Police investigate an attempted burglary Tuesday at the Goldberg Building Material Corp at Van Bur en Street. Patrolmen Salvatore Guiliano and James Nelligan from the radio patrol reported the scene. Det Bernard F. Madsen and Plainclothesman Charles Kilih aided the inquiry.
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Goldberg Building Material Corp
van Buren Street
Salvatore Guiliano
James Nelligan
Radio
Peer
Bernard F. Madsen
Charles Kilig
Two Negro Women Win Florida Vote in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville two Black women were elected to the city council, the first of their race to serve since 1907 and the first women in history. Sallye Mathis and Mary Singleton won in a city shaken by riots and graft indictments, with Mathis defeating Barney Cobb and Forsythe to join Reynolds on the seven-member council.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sallye B. I Mathis
Lavern Reynolds
Grand Jury
Mathis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barney Cobb
C. Theodore Forsythe Jr
Mary B. Singleton
Rep Younger Dies In Hospital
Rep Arthur Younger, 74, eight-term Republican from California, died in Walter Reed Army Hospital where he had been treated for a form of leukemia. He was a leading figure on housing policy and a former member of the Interstate and Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Washington
Arthur Younger
Calif
San Mateo
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Younger
House
Interstate and Foreign Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Florida
Rep Younger
Trout Lake
Mobil
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Express
Wille
Warrensburg
N.Y
FBI
Baker’s Fur
Fourth Street
Fulton
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Stanley
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