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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
12
I R McDonald Jr of Zenith argues subscription television should be tested in the market. He contends ad funded TV limits quality, says receivers could become home theaters, and predicts increased competition could dilute network monopolies if public support exists.
United States ambassadors to Great Britain West Germany and Spain urge full public support for the overseas US Information Service Their statements issued by Edward L Bernays stress the program its role in explaining US policies and defending free world interests They cite truth and transparency as key to countering communism and shaping understanding abroad For the same notice a partnership Grady Hazelwood and Joe V Hale s doing business as Haleswood Farm dissolved May 1955.
Certificate shows Corvette Life Insurance Company of Lubbock Texas certified to do business in Texas for year ending May 31 1956 by Garland A Smith chairman. Also notice of Retail Liquor Permit application for 112 East 9th Street Amarillo by Bat's Liquors owner John A Denton Sr.
The Texas Wine & Liquor Co Inc applies for a Wholesaler's Permit at 806 810 Grant St Amarillo Potter County Texas to the Texas Liquor Control Board under the Texas Liquor Control Act. Officers listed are David C Hall president John B Cellier Jr vice president C A Pulliam treasurer and George C Sanders secretary.
The Department of Agriculture says chestnut cultivation is expanding rapidly in the United States after near wipeout by blight. About 250,000 chestnut growers are active in the eastern and coastal plain states. Hawksbill Peak in Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park rises to 4 049 feet.
The passage argues that new business rights to sell goods would also curb the public’s choice between paying at home or at the theater for new motion pictures and events. It suggests responding to competition with improved service rather than destroying rivals, noting advertiser supported versus subscriber paid programs.
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