Scribe Hal Boyle on aging and American youth culture
In a New York piece Hal Boyle argues aging Americans resist retirement and stay engaged. He notes younger attitudes pervade culture with grandparents acting young, pursuing travel, hobbies, and social life rather than retirement. The column extols zestful elders as a hallmark of American civilization.
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New York
United ‘States
Florida
California
Townsend
Grandma Moses
Drampap
Grace Folly
Judge Boozer Speaks To Exchange Club Meeting
Judge Elbert Boozer of Anniston was the principal speaker at yesterday’s Dathan Exchange Club luncheon. Paul Wright, newly installed president, led his first meeting of the year. Boozer spoke on The Old South New South and Brand New South 25 Years From Now, as 34 Exchange Club members and special guests listened.
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Anniston
Dathan Exchange Club
Paul Wright
Boozer
Exchange Club
Bob Rogers
Leslie Carter
Dothan Salvation Army
Eddie Woods
Louis Hudson
County Health
W.T. Burkett
FM Station To Stop Operation Saturday
WBRC FM Alabama's most powerful FM station will stop broadcasting at midnight Saturday. Mrs Eloise Stith Hanna president of the company says FM has not been accepted by the public and the group will focus on WERE and WBRC stations instead.
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Birmingham
Wbrc FM
Alabama
Eloise Stith Hanna
WBRC
Wbrc-Iv
Birmingham Broadcasting Co
Named to commissions Montgomery
Miss Ethel Marshall of Alabama College at Montevallo and J W Richardson of Alexander City were appointed to the State Water Improvement Commission by Gov James E Folsom yesterday. Marshall becomes a wildlife specialist and Richardson a textile representative. Both terms expire in November.
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Ethel Marshall
Alabama College At
Montevallo
J. W. Richardson
Alexander City
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State
Marshall
Richardson
James E. Folsom
A&P under threat from anti trust suit and its future
The piece argues George L. C. Hartford and John A. Phiatford built a low cost food retailing model that benefits millions, warns that breaking up A&P could raise prices, cut manufacturing, and end the company’s policy and jobs. It contends the anti trust suit would harm consumers and set a dangerous precedent.
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Washington
A&p
George LC. Hartford
John A. Phiatford
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Anti- Trust
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