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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1951

Page

3

Excess Profits Taxes Reshape Business Spending

The piece outlines how excess profit taxes will push firms to reinvest in themselves, with larger corporations boosting research, packaging, and staff, while growth companies may suffer as earnings are redirected to government. It notes sectoral impacts, including oil, gas, agriculture, and consumer goods shifts, and cites Dun & Bradstreet on business survival and failure rates.

Uncle Sam Chamber of Commerce Korea Panhandle Oil and Gas Dun & Bradstreet McKee Shamrock Don Grove Mr. Greve

Business cycles and land use shift in Fort Worth area

The article notes Sears and Ward buying land as farms subdivide during a downturn. It cites traffic on West Eighth Avenue and business streets West Sixth and West Seventh under National Production Authority influence. Merchants discuss risk, inflation, and long term factors as farming consolidates in the Southwest, with Census data showing farm declines from 1,137,000 in 1935 to 780,000 in the West South Central region.

West Sixth West Seventh National Production Authority Rock Island Aver E * Bill Gray Fort Worth & Denver Burlington Mt. Dora Gray Texline Wichita Falls Bureau of Census Southwest West South Central

Sign on Canyon Highway Draws Attention and Worries

A nearly finished stunt sign for Southwestern Investment Company on Canyon Highway has a ladder leaning against it. Clyde Bray of Tri-State Advertising reports many inquiries about why the sign painter left to secure a loan and did not finish. Bray assures the ladder is a prop and the ladder is nailed down.

Southwestern Investment Company Canyon Highway Clyde Bray Tri-State Advertising Bray

UT Graduates To Hear Sam Rayburn

House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Bonham will deliver the UT commencement address for the class of 1949 on June 2. He said he was pleased and gratified by the invitation and is expected to speak on the world situation amid current events.

Washington Sam Rayburn Bonham University of Texas University Rayburn

Warns Against Blowing Nose At Dallas Hearing Dinner

University of Illinois otolaryngology expert Dr Richard E Marcus warned in Dallas that blowing the nose can trap pressure in the sinuses and push infected mucus into the ear canals. He said to use a soft tissue or let it run to avoid future hearing defects from repeated colds.

Dallas University of Illinois Richard E. Marcus Dr. Marcus Ilinois’ School of Medicine Dallas Hearing Society

Swedish Investors Buy Stocks As Inflation Hedge

Swedish investors are acquiring stakes in major companies to shield their portfolios from inflation. The move signals growing confidence in equities as a real asset hedge amid rising consumer prices.

Shivers Urged To Enter Senate Race

In Austin on May 9 Gov Allan Shivers said he is receiving increasing mail petitions urging him to run against Tom Connally for the US Senate. He stated he is not discouraging the requests and offered no definitive decision.

Austin Allan Shivers US Senate Tom Connally

King Gustav VI Succeeds Father Gustav V in Sweden

Gustav VI ascends Sweden’s throne at age 67 after the death of his 92 year old father Gustav V. The transition marks the start of a new reign for the Nordic realm.

Gustav VI Gustav V Sweden

Australia wool output rises from 1945 to 1950

Canberra reports wool production grew from 425000 tons in 1945 to 485000 tons in 1950, an increase of 60000 tons. The gain reflects Australia’s growing wool industry and higher output during the late 1940s.

Canberra Australia

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