Role of newspapers in lives of people told
New York AP reports a survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association bureau of Advertising finds newspapers deeply integrate daily life. It shows readers clip items save clippings visit the office and call the paper with 82640 large cross sections. The study involved 4826 interviews across 2449 households with 54 million U.S. households reading on weekdays and highlights the strong habit of newspaper use across income and education levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Continental
United States
Newsspaper
Lthe
American Association of News
Ing
Waldorf-Astoria
Bureau
Style Shoppe Opens New Bridal Salon Monday
The Style Shoppe announces the formal opening of its bridal salon on Monday December 4 with a public viewing from 3 to 5 pm. The addition to the Baytown apparel firm features a Provincial decor beige and gold fittings a triple mirror fitting room and a full bridal lingerie display. The extended building increases the space by one third and adds a fur department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Texas Avenue
Baytown
Texas
al Melinger
Harry Blum
Blum
Middle Age Uncertainty Says HAL BOYLE
HAL Boyle writes that middle age brings doubt about beliefs and shifting standards. He contrasts youth certainties with adult realities in finance, farming, patriotism, dancing, science, health and work.
Unemployment fraud charges filed in Texas actions
The Texas Employment Commission filed 100 complaints charging false unemployment compensation claims. The actions target 47 individuals with about $13,379 in benefits involved. Homer Jackson described the frauds found via a wage survey checking employer reports against claimant records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas Employment Commission
Homer Jackson
Fly Authority
Brothers Fire On Each Other In Civil War Clash
Percival Drayton of the U.S. Navy and Thomas Drayton of the Confederate Army, two South Carolina brothers, reportedly exchanged shellfire during the Civil War near Hilton Head. Both survived the engagement, and their names appear in accounts of the era without later public mention.
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Drayton
Brother
South Carolina
Percival
Navy
Phil Foc
Mats Coane
Pera Drayton
Pocahontas
Senet F. du Pont
S.c
Thomas Drayton
Hilton Head
Percival Drayton
Thomas Dray
McNamara Called Money Tycoon in Red Newspaper
A chaotic red newspaper mockery targets Robert McNamara and other U S defense leaders. The spoof accuses them of uniform propaganda and weaponized policy. The piece portrays fear of a Soviet offense and hints at political manipulation by major military executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Money Tycoon
Moscow
Monopol
Armed Services
Guam Governor Described Image Distorted by Daily News
Guam Daily News accused Gov William Daniel of distorting Guam’s image after a U S trip. The paper quoted Daniel saying only 14 cattle were present when he became governor six months earlier and claimed his efforts increased cattle via Texas donors. The Daily News disputed the figure and criticized the governor’s four year college plan and recruitment pace.
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Agana
Guam
Guam Daily News
William Daniel
United States
Daniel
Liberty
Vallejo
Calif
Texas
Territorial
The
Daily News
Cane
Vssis
Fragmentary World War I Era News Snippet
Unclear OCR text shows garbled phrases about war, dates, places, and names. The readable segments mention New York, Subwicing, Can dey NAS Ares, and references to a war starting. No coherent event or clear entities emerge for precise summary.
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Sasannek
Somme
New York
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Harris County Federal Savings & Loan Association
Wilbur
Air Force
Air Force Reserve Recovery
AIR Force Reserve
Hal Boyle
Aurs
Washington
Oregon
Tom Bennerwap
United States Navy
Percy
Tom
Tetras
Bluebell
Highland Park
Montie
Susie Kress
Kress
Little Susie Kress
Bill Daniel
Ruey Gift Spotter Wey
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