Opinion Divided on Postal Service Cut
Gallup finds a sharply split national view on cutting home mail deliveries to one per day. About half disapprove while half express no objection, with support stronger where no delivery exists. The survey notes context on fiscal goals and rate ideas.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
Post Office Department
Jesse M. Donaldson
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
National Association of Letter Carriers
A.F. of L. Union
Donaldson
Washingon
del. Del’s
Postmaster-General
Congress
Postal Department
Institute
Gaut to be ordained Baptist minister in Fort Worth
Darrell Gaut son of Mr and Mrs Royce Gaut of 1919 Tyler will be ordained as a Baptist minister Wednesday at Gaston Avenue Baptist Church Fort Worth He is a graduate of Amarillo High School and Amarillo College Baylor University August last year and attends Southwestern Baptist Seminary He serves as pastor of First Baptist Church at Vaughan near Fort Worth
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Darrell Gaut
Royce Gaut
Tyler
Gaston Avenue Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Gaut
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Baylor
Southwestern Baptist Seminary At
First Baptist Church
Vaughan
Lab for Plague Study Aims to Beat Foot and Mouth Disease
A planned $25 million laboratory on Prudence Island Rhode Island will search for ways to combat foot and mouth disease. The project, directed by the Agriculture Department, could employ about 400 workers and seeks a stronger defense beyond quarantines against a disease feared for livestock losses and impact on the food supply.
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Washington
Mexico
Congress
Agriculture Department
Department
Prudence Island
Narragansett Bay
United States
Margaret Truman Advised to Rest This Summer
Helen Traubel of the Metropolitan Opera says Margaret Truman should cancel all summer singing engagements and rest to continue study. Truman, after a spring tour, is heavily booked for fall. Traubel notes seasoned veterans take rest periods and declined comment.
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New York
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera
Margaret Truman
Miss Traubel
Margaret
Miss Truman
Detroit council limits shuffleboards to twelve feet
In a move to curb gambling, Detroit common council enacted a 12 foot minimum length for shuffleboards after police reported shorter boards being used as gambling devices in taverns. The ordinance targets tavern establishments and sets enforcement measures to address illicit wagering.
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Detroit
U.P
Detroit Common Council
Sitka as Alaska’s Capital Before Purchase
Sitka served as Alaska Territory’s capital before the United States purchased Alaska. The town hosted earlier territorial government activity and remained a key political center during early planning and administration.
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Sitka
Alaska
United States
Finnish Kinsey Chased From Town
Helsinki reports two doctors, Dr Veikko Taekko aged 27 and Dr Achilles Westling aged 31, fled town after seven parents pressed questions about college students in a Finnish Kinsey study. A college newspaper defended the doctors against protests, arguing similarities to American views.
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Helsinki
Finland
Kinsey
Veikko Taekko
Achilles Westling
Mnaires
Ates
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