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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
5
Dear Abby addresses readers facing telephones answered under a stepfather’s name Lupowitz Henderson and asks if they should respond as Lupowitz residence or son’s residence. The column shares multiple letters about marriage strain and family conflict, urging calm, caution, and avoiding hasty conclusions.
New York reports Dr. J Drennan Lowell of Harvard Medical School outlines multiple approaches to bursitis treatment while noting no single best method. He recommends arm in sling, bed rest, pain and anti inflammatory drugs, and gradual exercises, with surgery rarely needed and various therapies rejected.
A nostalgic collage of kitchen tips and recipes from an old newspaper page. It notes the Guinness World Records tea at 11.75 per pound, a pea salad with onion and lima beans, French toast with sugared egg milk, a 49 cent pocket lunch ad, a Bet ter Homes and Gardens junior cookbook pitch, Sweet Potatoes and Bacon casserole, and Cranberry Souffle with gelatin. The tone is practical and promotional, with casual curiosity threaded through.
A clustered from a historical issue shows multiple professional entries. It lists Louis J. Kehoe at Jeffry Building, Livingston Day & Bates with Day and Jes, George F Morrison and IRA Morrison lawyers, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician on West Main Street with a phone code OL 3.3308, and rectal diseases noted in the Journal Blog.
The case centered on Cesare Mastrella, a 48 year old customs chief in Terni, sentenced to 1 1/2 years for embezzling over 1 billion lire from the state through forged refunds and other devices. His wife and mistress received lighter terms as co defendants in a sprawling fraud expanding since 1957 involving refunds and soccer pool winnings.
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