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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1948
Page
7
Oswald Jacoby proposes a complex rule to handle players who see extra cards when drawing. Exposed cards must be placed by the offender, while the non offender may take an exposed card as a draw option. The rule aims to curb advantage without slowing the game unduly.
The piece follows a Federal Trade Commission probe into a toothpaste named Smearo. It notes six years of testimony about whether the product beautifies smiles and treats pink toothbrush conditions, with experts differing on its claims. The examiner says Smearo cleans teeth and can claim a prettier smile but should drop claims about pink gums. A final decision awaits after briefs and oral arguments.
Pakistan orders exchange of all Indian currency in circulation and imposes a deadline by September, signaling a major monetary policy move. Officials urge residents to complete the exchange to comply with new regulations and avoid penalties.
Orange Texas sheriff said three men were arrested for a long running jewelry store theft ring totaling about $30,000. Robert Henderson, a store janitor, was charged with theft while Joe Molley III and Leo Brown were charged with receiving stolen property. Molley posted bond and was released.
Calvert Distillers Corp of New York City markets Calvert Reserve blended whiskey at 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits Lifrits listed on the label.
Governor Jester said he would await recommendations from the Dallas Bar Association before naming a successor to Judge W M Cramer in the 101st district at Dallas. Shanghai China imposes a special reconstruction tax on all vehicles including autos trucks motorcycles and pedicabs.
Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing will ask Congress to restore his government paid cook Neaser J. Kelly after Comptroller General Warren ordered the cook's removal. Ewing argued the arrangement served the public interest despite Warren calling the cook a government employee. The dispute dates to August when a Senate subcommittee inquired why a hospital cook was preparing meals at the FSA for Ewing.
A historical note marks the emergence of the first Finnish language press in the United States, highlighting its role in immigrant communities and its influence on cultural preservation, civic engagement, and diverse press landscapes.
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