You Can t Take It With You Theory Keeping Buying High
Ambitious analysis notes a postwar wave of consumer spending amid fears of atomic war, with Amarillo as a microcosm. It cites high car and home ownership, cash buyers, and robust retail activity while warning hardship may hit in 1950. Local business figures discuss district development and rising costs under pressure from competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iil, L. Shaffer & Co
Amarillo
Childress Wilson
Bud Curtis
Fourth Avenue
the Dry Cleaners Association of
Mad
Ben Solnick
Cornerstone Industries
Lebensburger
Bill Bynum
American National Bank
Bill
Pazo Offers Fast Relief for Simple Piles in San Antonio
Mrs. A. W. of San Antonio reports anxiety gave way to relief after using Pazo. The advertisement claims rapid relief from pain and itching, lubrication for dry, hardened tissue, and reduced swelling. It promotes ointment and suppositories in tube and perforated pipe formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
San Antonio
Texas
Los Alamos Turmoil Sparks Buick Wagons at Pueblo Days End
The piece notes Los Alamos with low-cost labor and maid wages, saying Indians grow rich from these conditions. It mentions Buick station wagons arriving at Pueblos shortly after quitting time, illustrating a sudden influx of vehicles and activity after work hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Alamos
Buick
Radio Buoy Guards Scots Trawler Nets From Storms
A Glasgow report says a radio buoy saves nets by emitting signals that guide boats back to fishing grounds after storms. Tracers help ships between buoys to retreat to harbor, preserving costly gear and aiding recovery of nets post weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Cannon Threatens War Between Two Italian Towns
A cannon borrowed about twenty years ago by Spilambarto from San Cesario for a local fiesta was not returned. Months ago San Cesario obtained a temporary restitution for a planned celebration, risking renewed tensions and a potential conflict near the Po River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
San Cesario
Spilamberto
San Cesarians
San Cesarians, Spilambertians clash over cannon thefts
San Cesarians refused to return a cannon and Spilambertians planned a night raid. San Cesario hid the cannon and Spilambertians threatened to seize the town church bells in retaliation. A San Cesarian detachment guards the belfry each night as both fronts report calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Cesarians
San Cesario
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Thomas Thompson
Polk Street
Farl Maxwell
Mobilhomes, Inc
North Grand
Thompson
Your Association
Other Peoples
Texas Company
Tenth and Lipscomb
Continental Carbon Company
Harold E. Seligman
Byron Dees
Frank Jesse
Ing
Tyler
P. W. Alexander
H. H. C. McFarland
Tailorfine
Liloyd’s of London
McFarland
National Service Life
US Savings
Nathan Adams
State Savings Bonds
North End
Bob Garner
Stanton Thatcher
Carl Hare
Art Jordans
Ed Frost
Arlington
Mass
Frost
Arlington Storage Co
el Coronado
Jordans
Jordan
McKnight Transfer and Storage Co
Boston
New England
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Social Security US
U. & Outlay
Federal Security Agency
Morris Kats
Local Finance & Insurance Co
Johnny Foster
Duane Redus
Ari
Peerless Cleaners
Gunn Brothers
Geo. Nichols
Henry Thomson
Carl Zimlich
Benton King
Dan Higgins
Th Ave
Pnones
Kohler
LEWIS
Tiffany
Lewis Jewelers
Polk
Griggs & Sons
Fillmore
Indust
Data Federal Reserve Board
Morris Kate
Amarillo Gas Company
Further
First National Bank
Panhandle
Contracting Service
Fulcher Air Conditioning CO
Tyler St
William S. Winn
Ide
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Lone Star Co., Distributors
Sony Brook
Phillips
Phillips 66
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