Washington and Small Business by C Wilson Harter
The article attacks Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield for cracking down on third class mail while large national magazines enjoy subsidies. It argues the policy harms small neighborhood businesses that rely on affordable local advertising and questions the motives and fiscal impact on taxpayers.
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Washington and
Small Business
C. Wilson Harter
Congress
Arthur Summerfield
Capitol Hill
Summerfield
First Kindergarten Is Orated in Wis
Watertown officials seek an 1856 melodeon to furnish a shrine honoring the country’s first kindergarten. The reed organ was used by Mrs Mararet Schurz who taught the first class 101 years ago. Her husband Carl Schurz later became Missouri secretary of state and U S senator. The shrine is open to the public with wax figures of the six children and their teacher inside.
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Wis
Watertown
Mararethe Schurz
Carl Schutz
U. S
Missouri
Slowdown for Jim Lumpp the prolific author
Jim Lumpp once wrote up to 50 000 word novels in a weekend and 22 paperback titles in three years now slows to 18 stories this year. He works full time as advertising manager for Union Electric in St Louis and relies on his wife to proofread his manuscripts.
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Dorothy Flanders
St. Louis
Jim Lumpp
Lumpp
Jim
Union Electric Co
Amos Hatter
William Vaneer
Ben West
Frederick Spencer
Recognizing Highway Hypnosis on the Superhighway
Motor Maids warn drivers about highway hypnosis a fatigue condition from long stretches. Don Slutz of the Traffic Safety Association of Detroit advises breaks every 100 miles varying speed keeping eyes moving and changing driving position.
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Highway One
Don Slutz
Traffic Safety Association of Detroit
Statz
No Plot Troubles Plots Hint at Lumpp Romance News
Jim Lumpp known also as May La, Delmar Kingsland, writes romantic fiction and uses pen names to separate work from his real identity. He recalls shaping endings under pressure and notes travel through Europe Hawaii and wartime service as a communications officer to Admiral Nimitz.
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Jim Lumpp
May Lamar
Lumpp
Delmar Kingsland
Europe
Hawaii
Chester A. Nimitz
Luimpp
Brownie Scouts Mayhard Tracy 7 Report
Brownie Scouts now number 24 members with four leaders meeting Mondays at Co op Hall. New members and leaders are named, with activities including a food sale on October 11, an investiture prep, a play written by members, a hike to Summer Hill October 25, and a Halloween party on October 28 featuring hats, ghost dolls, and games.
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Mayhard
Tracy
Brownie Scouts
Cheryl Andersen
Afiti Bearegard
Susan § Beatty
Judith Brown
Daryl Bradbury
Rosemary’ Buscemi
Mary Columbo
Karen Gormley
Audry Hanlon
Linda
Lorraine
Helenius
Judith Hytonen
Carol Iskian
Nancy ,Jarvinen
Linda Lankewicz
Maite Miner
Diane Mulcahy
Rosemary Malloy
Ruth and Murphy
Marjorie Pekkala
Sandra Piecewicz
Linda Mason
Nancy Richardson
Marie Swenson
Louis Andersen
Tauno Hytonen
Waino Pekkala
George Miner
Hawes Flower
Summer Hill
Wilna
Still Short on Space in U S Schools
New York reports the U S faces a persistent classroom shortage with only a 4000 gain expected next year toward a 159000 deficit. The November issue of Architectural Forum analyzes costs, design shifts, and the impact of segregations on southern bonds and school planning.
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New York
N. Y
Architectural Forum Magazine
Building Magazine
U. S
Digest
Forum
Reader’s Digest
Diges
Deep South
Golan
Orum
Cab. Pal Cae
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Simmerfield
Sue
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Dodge
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Guolontal
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Framingham
Sandran
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Brownie
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Hagerstown
Cotuneil
Bryo
Cabot
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BOCES
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Featuring
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Turkey Farm
S. &. Pierce Co
Reservoirs Provision Co
Newton
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