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Keep Them Smiling at Amarillo High School
The Amarillo High School celebrates Smile Week to welcome new students and foster schoolwide acquaintance. The piece argues slogans like Keep em smiling remain valuable homey reminders, noting that genuine, nationwide participation could reduce regional bickering and promote honest smiling.
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Amarillo High School
AHS
Morals in Government Contrast of duty and pay across public service
George E. Sokolsky argues that most federal state and local workers are fine public servants despite meager pay. He stresses the cost of nomination and election breeds obligations to interests, notes low salaries beyond the presidency, cites Irving Saypol and Hand cases, and warns that moral temptations rise with taxes and living costs. He calls for a firm, comprehensive foreign policy instead of improvised moves.
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Grarphody
United States
Congress
Mark Hanna
CIO
New York
Irving Saypol
US Court of Appeals
Remington
Learned Hand
Saypol
Senate
People’s Tribunes
Tribunes of the People
King Features Syndicate
End of the road for Britain noted in London analysis
Stewart Alsop portrays Britain in a tight election moment with the Conservative lead in doubt. The piece weighs the impact on Britain’s power and economy, the risk of deflation, and Labor’s fragile strength amid rising living costs and postwar strain. It cites Attlee’s rally, Bevin’s death, Cripps’s illness, and Bevan’s rebels shaping the political horizon.
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Britain
Ernest Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Kiss Goodbye To Work For Safer Homecoming
Opinion panel discusses morning parting rituals and accident risk. Studies cited claim peace of mind and absence of worry about spouse or finances lower accident likelihood for both men and women. Additional note cites a psychologist's study on music delaying or aiding reading pace.
Polk Street Professor Stolen Stories
A collection of humorous vignettes and jokes about drinking, marriage, work, and everyday oddities framed as tall tales. The narrator riffs on social quirks from a Panhandle Texas perspective, ending with a sly dig at excess and sensibility.
Crossword puzzle clues and answer grid theme
Crossword puzzle lists across and vertical clues including hints for depicted fish, cheeses, metals, pronouns, and various items. The page presents a dense, dated puzzle with numerous short definitions and abbreviations, plus a final line referencing an earlier answer.
Going Steady or Not The Teens Question
A high school girl asks how to handle a two year dating relationship where the boy, aged 20, has dated others while claiming to want marriage. The guidance urges a plain talk, decide if going steady, and to consider dating others if he won’t commit.
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Romeo
McNaught Syn., Inc
Remark on Tory majority and Anglo American alliance
A British observer notes that a workable Tory majority could yield a stable middle of the road government for a united country. The writer also highlights Britain as an indispensable ally to the United States amid unfolding Middle East events, stressing how American actions may influence outcomes.
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Middle East
Great Britain
United States
NY Herald Tribune
Man Attacked By Pet Ape In Cab Of Truck
SAN DIEGO Oct 24 A pet ape named Bobo attacked A H Peterson while in his truck cab. The semi and two empty tank cars plunged 35 feet into an embankment. Peterson survived but leg arteries were severed. Bobo calmed and was taken to the city pound, fed bananas and carrots.
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San Diego
Boho
A. H. Peterson
Peterson
Scripps Memorial Hospital
la Jolla
Bobo
William Patterson
Wilmar
Cal
Laments Passing of The Corner Tavern
In Chicago on October 24 a beer expert said television and home life attract people away from the corner tavern. Draft beer, once a brewing mainstay, is also losing favor to home drinking according to R. R. Fowler of Elkin, Ti.
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R. R. Fowler
Elkin
National Beer Wholesalers Association Convention Quote
A quote from a convention participant notes that many households prefer staying home. The speaker says the family head would rather sip beer and watch fights in the living room than go to a tavern for a drink.
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National Beer Wholesalers Association
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