A and P Adopts Five Day Week in Southern Division
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company announces a five day work week for about 6,000 southern division employees from Belize to North Carolina and Texas. Stores will still serve customers six days a week with no pay reduction, maintaining same 40 hour wages. Division president R. M. Smith says broader policy shifts place the chain on a five day basis, aligning with local regulations.
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Checkup Begins on Auto Tags in Hope and Hempstead
Revenue officials began a survey of out-of-state cars in Hope and Hempstead counties with temporary permits set to expire September 12. Drivers must buy Arkansas tags after 30 days to avoid arrest, as defense workers on the Southwest Proving Ground are expected to comply or face discharge.
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Vitamin boosts daffodil blooms with thiamin addition
A historical note describes adding thiamin, a vitamin, to irrigation water to enhance daffodil blossoms to sizes as large as salad plates. It contrasts the road to peace with bad preventions and remarks on spending over 8 billion annually on sports while noting some people are not good at it.
New Photos of A P Super Market South Main
Neighbors barely restrained a commotion last night as a local ety singer posed for new photos at the A P Super Market on South Main. The update notes the scene near the market entrance and hints at a crowd gathering.
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Flight Of Judy And The Skyways Mystery
Judy plans a westward flight to join aviator Sandy Ammerman after a long message promises safety. Amid glamorous travel details she weighs marriage and a future with Sandy as new clues about his disappearance surface and a sensational photo reveal rocks her hopes.
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Nevada Senator Bunker Defends Slot Tax in Senate Speech
Washington reports on the Senate debate over a $200 slot machine tax amid a $49 billion national debt and defense costs. Senator Berkeley L. Bunker of Nevada argues the tax would push machine numbers down and centralize vice, while noting Nevada’s legal, regulated gambling with $142 per machine revenue. the vote to keep the tax failed 22 to 7.
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