Wallpaper makers vow to take on paint in DIY surge
Wallpaper makers form the Wallpaper Council with a half million dollar fund to promote papered rooms amid a postwar housing boom and rising do it yourself interest. They tout plastic treated papers scrubbed longer than older methods and new designs including forested antenna rooftops and a chicken bartender scene.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Williamsburg
Wallpaper Council
City Apartments
PUC Probes Gas Rate Boost Proposal in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg says the Public Utility Commission will study an estimated 526 000 a year natural gas rate increase by T W Phillips Gas and Oil Co of Butler. The panel suspended the boost for six months until Sept 1 to hold public hearings. Phillips serves 34 000 customers in multiple counties and argues the change would distribute the burden equitably amid higher operating costs. Protests accompanied the filing and the proposed rate structure would merge residential and industrial rates into a single schedule with a $1 minimum charge for the first 1 000 cubic feet.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
T. W. Phillips Gas, and Oil Co
Butler
PUC
Phillips
Allegheny
Armstrong
Clayton
Indiana
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Butler Township
Butler County
THESE WOMEN THESE WOMEN By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP News
A humorous column recaps a piece called How to Raise Your Own Salary and mocks the idea that tact and frankness influence raises. It features a skeptical female reader who notes gender bias and questions workplace norms while urging colleagues to read the book.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP News
Napoleon Hill
Napleon Hill
Napleon Hill Stern
One World Federation Fears and Rhodes Group Ties
A syndicated column outlines fears of a One World Federation linked to Andrew Carnegie and Rhodes supporters. It cites the Carnegie Foundation and international peace groups shaping public opinion, the Bricker Amendment debate, and alleged attempts to sway U S sovereignty via foundations and Rhodes scholars. The piece notes nationalist backlash and calls for vigilance against imagined world-government plots.
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Carnegie
Ceci Rhodes
Britain
Oxford University
Imey
America
Rhodes
Andrew Carnegie
England
World Federation
Chicago University
Ford Foundation
American Legion
D.ab
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gun Hold Up Fails at Knoxville Grocer
A man entered H T King grocery last night and fired at the clerk and owner. Several shots were exchanged. no one was hurt and nothing was taken. Police report the suspect fled the scene.
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Knoxville
H. T. King
Padincen Sd
Reye
Special Number For New Citizen
Dallas musician Ley Aronson, chief cellist of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, was late to rehearsal after becoming a naturalized citizen. Conductor Walter Hendl urged the orchestra to resume, and Aronson led with a quick bow to “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Sponsor John Rosenfield notes Aronson’s deep civic involvement since his convection era.
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Dallas
Tex
Ley Aronson
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hea
Hendl
Aronson
John Rosenfield
Dallas News
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