Anti Santa Day Proposed by Hal Boyle
New York dispatch notes a humorous proposal for an Anti Santa Day as holiday fatigue and year end bills rise. The column mocks seasonal chaos with playful observations on gift giving and social behavior.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
5
New York dispatch notes a humorous proposal for an Anti Santa Day as holiday fatigue and year end bills rise. The column mocks seasonal chaos with playful observations on gift giving and social behavior.
A reflective call argues for one gigantic day to vent anger and mischief from dawn to dusk. The author cites charity's fragility and forecasts a nationwide carnival of spite from taxes to petty cruelty, ending with a weary return to normal life.
Under medical supervision rest is the only proven cure for tuberculosis. No drug has been found to cure the disease or create immunity to it.
A collage of jokes and quips on aging money credit manners fear and daily life with snippets about savings old age relatives animals speeds and a Goodyear zeppelin airdock noted as the largest building without interior supports and a Decatur man waking cold mornings.
George T. Adams 58 longtime Coca Cola vice president and secretary died after a lengthy illness. Burial set in Americus Georgia. In other note a reported million tons of fish are hauled from U. S. coasts each year.
The Daily explains common GI Bill questions. It covers apportionment of subsistence between veteran and spouse, retirement pay with GI training, wage reporting for overtime, and vacation leaves during vocational training. It notes 70 30 apportionment to veteran and wife, 30 days vacation yearly, and no subsistence reduction during leave.
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