City park head opposes credit restriction changes
Mark Miles, park superintendent of Amarillo, argues the new credit restrictions are too stringent. He says the federal government is pushing down the standard of living on paper, but wages for workers appear to rise in practice, especially for lower-paid labor, and he believes the restrictions should be relaxed.
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Kennedy gives up saving dimes after burglaries
Clifton L Kennedy said he has quit his hobby of saving dimes after burglars stole $6 in dimes from his desk last night and $37 previously two months ago. He stated saving dimes has become too expensive.
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Plan clamp on building of amusement places
Washington reports a government move to curb construction of race tracks dance halls bowling alleys and possibly theaters and night clubs to reserve materials for defense. The National Production Authority will issue an order this week expanding controls on new recreational buildings at state city and federal levels.
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Egypt’s scarce cultivated land lies along the Nile
Only about three per cent of Egypt’s 380000 square miles is cultivated, concentrated almost entirely along the Nile River where about 13000000 people reside.
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