It's the Law eee te IT S the Law for life events
The piece urges avoiding legal trouble by updating wills and insurance after major life changes, checking property documents before signing, meeting time limits to file claims, and keeping important documents and policies organized for proper protection. It prompts readers to assess birth certificates marriage licenses social security cards and insurance to ensure alignment with their will and taxes.
Ignorance of the Bill of Rights, Denver Survey Finds
Joseph Ly ford of the Fund for the Republic surveyed 100 Denver residents two months ago offering a dollar for naming any part of the first ten amendments. Only four could mention any Bill of Rights content, all four being men. The Denver Post notes most replies showed no knowledge, with high school students recalling little. A dessert recipe follows about preparing cantaloupe rings with black berries and grapes.
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Indiana
Joseph Lyford
United Press
The
Fund For the Republic
Denver
Denver Post
United States
Dipping Chicken in Buttermilk Before Flour Coat
Instruction encourages dipping chicken pieces in buttermilk prior to dredging in flour for a crispy coating. It highlights moisture for better adhesion and even browning during frying or baking.
Down Memory Lane Local notes from Whitewright area
Public notices and social items record deaths in East Whitewright Pilot Grove and Sherman areas. Births, marriages, and anniversaries noted along with local business changes and club happenings. Weather and accident items include a mule incident and a tragic lightning death.
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J. R. Carlisle
Sidney Ely
East Whitewright
S. G. Ashinhurst
Pilot Grove
L. F. Hopkins
Ode Crowell
J. R. Riddle
McLean Dray
Joe Hutton
Blue Ridge
B. P. Autrey
Cooper
William Pennington
S. G. Thompson
S. E. Marshall
M. J. McKinsey
Pennington
Harold Hickey
Marjorie Holland
Bettie Lou McLean
Ollie McMillin
Moron That Which in Winter Women Wouldn't Have Colds
Brief items note light humor and social topics. A Christmas gift guide mentions wives buying presents for husbands. A quick punchline remark references leftovers from weekend drinking. A headline suggests oddities about lawmaking location.
Safer Driving Tactics When Facing Sudden Hazards
Texas safety leader A Ross Rommel outlines defensive driving aims and answers on overdriving headlights, whether to strike a fixed object or roll over at high speeds, and how to maintain control after a tire blowout. He urges proactive hazard spotting and gradual deceleration.
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Austin
A. Ross Rommel
Texas Safety Association
TSA
Texas
Rommel
Clutch Disengagement Impairs Car Traction and Control
Disengaging the clutch causes loss of traction, directional control and deceleration force of the car's motor.
Record Cigaret Use and Tax Take in 1957
U S government data show Americans smoked a record 409 billion cigarets in 1957, up 4.1 percent from 1956. Cigarette taxes raised about 45 percent of purchase costs, with federal receipts around 1.64 billion dollars, states about 630 million, and cities about 250 million.
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Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
Department
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