Judy Garland Sister Sue Garland Files License to Wed Jack Cathcart
Sue Garland, sister of Judy Garland, appears at the Los Angeles license bureau to obtain a marriage license to wed Jack W. Cathcart, a former musician now serving in the armed forces. Cathcart is described as a soldier for Uncle Sam.
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Unforeseen Beauty in Restored Wood Furnishings
Refinishing old furniture reveals unexpected beauty as wood grain resurfaces and character returns. Experts note patience and proper techniques enhance value and preserve history.
Slenderized Radiators Improve Room Appearance and Space
Radiators are now manufactured in a slenderized style that can be recessed under windows. The design hides bulky heating units, frees wall space for furniture, and yields a neater overall look in a furnished room.
How Water Absorption Varies by Food Types
The text explains that rolled oats need roughly twice their amount in water, granular cereals like cornmeal absorb five to six times their measure, and whole grains such as rice require about eight times their water, about two quarts per unit of cereal.
Kuipers Buys Riverside Leader Newspaper Assets
Herman J. P. Allen sells The Riverside Leader to Adrian C. Kuipers of Wellman who will print at the Wellman plant while repairs are made. Kuipers, publisher of the Wellman Advance since 1939, will retain Allen as editor and has ties to Calvin College and Iowa institutions.
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Fish and Cancer Research Claims Fishes Predate Humans
Natural History Magazine argues that fish are crucial to understanding universal diseases like cancer and suggests fishes likely suffered cancerous diseases long before humans, highlighting the relevance of aquatic biology to medical science.
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