Pants on wives grounds for divorce reveal in Dear Abby
Reader MEL in Belleville argues pants on wives should be valid grounds for divorce. Abby replies some women look good in pants and predicts more pants and fewer legs, while noting attire varies by person. The column also covers a presidential path, mail forms for widows, and social titles after marriage.
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Abby
Detroit
Marlene
Mel
Belleville
United States
Russell
Houston
John Jackson
June Jackson
John
Crossword Clues From Today's United Feature Syndicate
Puzzle entries list across clues including Magnussen for one and various hints such as violent agitation messengers large amount informal theme food consumer and other entries with partial answers like place of an event and deadfall a'
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Magnussen
West and James Jacoby Win at Bridge West
An ordinary bridge player led diamonds and clubs incorrectly, allowing East to gain with the sack and set up a losing sequence. A better plan would have delayed claiming the ace of clubs to foil West’s nine of trumps and win the rubber.
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West
King of Diamonds
Dummy
South
East
Knowledge Quiz Answers From a 1940s Newspaper
A quiz list covers questions on politics history science philology and geography. It includes names and facts such as the most recent Republican Speaker and the Eiffel Tower location along with a bridge game excerpt noting vulnerability and a strategic double by West.
Venus Veatras learns hula hoop from Barry Lyndall
Star files recall 1965 Hospital Follies rehearsal with Venus Veatrás under director Barry Lyndall. Also notes social service council elects Mrs. William C. Beatty as president and Robert Merrill named among the ten most eligible US bachelors of 1950. Arrests fall to 1,622 in 1949 from 1,652 in 1948. Winchester Historical Society holds its first annual meeting with Ben Belchic as president.
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Venus Veatras
Barry Lyndall
William C. Beatty
Winchester
Frederick County
Robert Merrill
New York City
Metropolitan Opera
United States
Winchester Historical Society
Ben Belchic
Tidewater Layoffs Hit Shipyard TV Plant and Suppliers
Inflation and recession pressures ripple through Tidewater industries including paneling, television manufacturing, and shipyards. General Electric in Suffolk furloughs 3,500 workers for two weeks from March 22 to April 7 at the Pig Point TV receiver plant. Newport News Shipbuilding plans further job cuts as 124 workers were laid off this year and additional reductions are expected. Evans’ Chesapeake plant sales paused amid reassessment. A gospel music service at Montague Ave United Methodist Church is announced.
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Associated Press
Tidewater
Suffolk
General K
Pig Point TV
Newport News Shipbuilding
Virginia
Evans’ Chesapeake
Evans
Portland
Ore
Corona
Calif
Memphis
Sunergo
Montague Ave. United Methodist Church
Mitchell Heironimus
Johnny Rinker
Alvin Feltner
Bo Graves
Kathryn Eye
Burns
John P. Diesel
Tenneco, Inc
Newport News
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Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
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Bonito
By Oswald
James Jacoby
U.S
House of Representatives
George M. Cohan
Eiffel Tower
Jayveds
Hag
Custom Well CO
T.W. Burns
CWE &Johnson, Inc
Amherst Street
Chapman
Tvs
Plymouth
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen
Bank of Clarke
Bank of
Clarke County
Berryville
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Boyce
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