Summer Work Opinions From Readers Across Town
A collection of letters and notes on summer employment for boys, with several readers like Sir Carl Smith and Wayne Morgan advocating work for extra spending money and to stay out of trouble. The column also includes Good Taste Today pieces on table etiquette and a parenting query column addressing thank you notes, junior bridesmaids, and parting kisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson Stewart
Lincoln
Alan Roberson
Harrison
Gary Ray
Green Acres
Sir Carl Smith
Cleveland
Iron Workers Nien
Transit Strike Ends in Los Angeles With Pay Raise
Transit workers in Los Angeles return to work after a five day strike. AFL members secure immediate 5 cent hourly raises with an additional 3 cent increase after a year. Bakery strikes continue across five West Coast cities, affecting 90 percent of regional bread production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
West Coast
Pittsburgh
CIO American Newspaper Guild
New York Evening Daily
The
World Telegram and
Sun
AFL
Portland
Seattle
Bremerton
Everett
Hadacol Helps Neuritis Pain, Woman Claims Relief
Mrs Martha Jane Conner of Rochelle Georgia says neuritis left her unable to comb hair or use her left arm, then Hadacol restored function after one bottle. The ad touts Hadacol as treating the deficiency-caused distress with vitamins B and niacin and minerals, sold with a money-back guarantee and trial size priced at $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Conner
Rochelle
Georgia
Thes
Coner
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Gold Sox open 12 day home stand tonight
The Gold Sox begin a 12 day home slate at 8 30 this evening with games scheduled through June 30 at Albuquerque then July 1 2 in Clovis and surrounding towns. The Mary Ellen Quartette opens Friday night at Old Tascosa and a teen town dance features Rex Bagwell and others at Claude Jane Wells and Lawanda Hatcher listed among many local names. A corn department cartoon ponders temper loss while a Sweden meat rationing note hints at longer controls into 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Sox
Lamesa
Lubbock
Pampa
Albuquerque
Clovis
Mary Ellen
Old Tascosay
Rex Bagwell
Bill Dye
Dick Doyle
Claude
Jane Wells
Lawanda Hatcher
Pat Howell
Evelyn Ann Wills
Marie Bebout
Joan Irwin
Barbara Kent
Daven McKinney
Mary Kay Travis
Linda Lewis
Barbara Pearce
Norma McNeil
Roger Crabtree
Sue Valentine
Nancy Gibson
Gail Stephenson
Susan McCrary
Tommy Hastings
Stanley Thurman
Pat Wheeler
Women Fired for Cursing Collect $300 Each
Three Marion Indiana women who sued the Indianapolis Glove Company for unfair labor practices reached a settlement. Edna Ruggles claimed firing due to union activity, but the company cited excessive profanity. All three received 300 dollars each and were not rehired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marion, Ind
Indianapolis Glove Company
Marion
National la
Edna Ruggles
NLRB
Louise Smith
Delaphine
Smith
Moriarity
Dublin Craft Revival Produces Bronze Leprechauns
Dublin artisans revive the lost wax process to reproduce Irish leprechauns in bronze, reviving an old craft. The effort highlights traditional metalworking techniques and cultural imagery preserved by local craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
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the Globe
Wayne Morgan
Rosemont
Billy Franklin
West Twelfth
Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Bell Syndicate Inc
World Telegram
Buzzin
State Theater
Darrel Jackson
J. B. Gardner
Jo Ann Ivy
Bud Vaught
Janie Hodges
Art McKay, Jr
Leon Dowie
Wayne Riggs
al Graham
Budde Marino
Mary Lou Ivy
Gene Morris
Bobby Bauman
Louise Irwin
Jack Harvey
Boone Pickens
Jerry LeMond
Corn Department
Sweden
Amarillo
Krause
Landscape Service
Prospect
Bor Relations Board
F. H.A
J. M
Simpson
Frank Hamer
M. M
Doc
Manoe
Jersey City
Edward Fletcher
Rule
Prescription
Beery
West 7Th
W. Tih
Sears
Wrize
Grrybrooke
Gee
Ais
Polk Amarillo
Texas
Cordtex
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