Television Pushes Radio To Rear Seat Across East
In a lively New York to Washington spread, television fast outpaces radio with multiple city stations, early color hints, and ready audiences. The piece notes rising sets, growing ad support, high costs, and cautious forecasts on 24 hour operation, with mentions of WBAP TV and Lubbock timing, plus cultural glimpses of Tokyo style entertainment and theater chatter.
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York
Judge Landis
Clyde Smith
Joe Bryant
Lubbock
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
John Q. Citizen
Pentagon
Virginia
Army
Army Signal Corps
Sid Shalit
New York News
Amon Carter
Wbap-Tv
Fort Worth
Dallas
WBAP
el Paso
Pioneer
Broadway
Edmund Goulding
Lindy
Friday Ho Heller
Biggies
Board of Director
Hizzoner
Tiffany's
U S May Seek Economic Pact With Russia
The State Department weighs an economic agreement with the Soviet Union to promote world peace through trade. George Kennan says Russia needs American goods and could accept a temporary deal, while warning the Atlantic pact and Marshall Plan require urgent action to reassure Western Europe.
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Forrestal
George Kennan
State Department
Kennan
Russia
United Nations
Europe
Independent Democratic newspapers in Lubbock merge details
Avalanche Journal published in Lubbock with afternoon editions except weekends and a Sunday consolidation with Lubbock Avalanche Journal. Publisher Avalanche Journal Publishing Co. Inc. lists postage, subscription rates, and staff credits for Chas A Cay Parker and Prouty as editors. Page notice dated January 31, 1949.
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Lubbock
Avalanche
Avalanche - Journal
Avalanche - Journal Publishing Co. Inc
Texas Avenue
Foyock
Texas
Avalanche and Journal
Chas A Cay Parker
Prouty
Associated Press
United Press
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Sec
The Feminine Viewpoint on Kids Walking to School
Ruth Millett argues that children are missing independence and social exploration when driven to and from school. She contends that walking to school fosters personal growth, friendships, and a sense of being themselves away from adult supervision.
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Chool
Mema
Mama
Gossip and Rumors Stir a Troubled Night Spot Scene
A recently closed club faces questions over a $22 000 quick loss as staff were paid with bounced checks. A prominent hotel’s young tenant causes constant disturbances while management avoids public embarrassment. Rumors surface about a possible secret marriage involving ex congressman Hugh DeLacey and Hester Sondergaard.
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Hugh _ DeLacey
Washington State
Gale Sondergaard
Hester
Carole Landis
Argentina
Eva Peron
Eva Braun
Nobody relaxes amid talk of Wall Street and juke joints
A reflective piece contrasts easy commands with the challenge of relaxing. It recalls simpler times, blames Wall Street, and notes a civilization desensitized to brutal crimes as global tensions rise and fighting looms.
Try And Stop Me Dogs Roaring Through Regent Street
In a London street scene two dogs the British bulldog and a Russian wolfhounac stroll and trade gibes about meat and bones. Kik Erlanger, famed dog trainer, explains her success with a joking rule about early canine education.
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Regent Street
Moscow
London
Kik” Erlanger
Amarillo Wins Big Office Building Contract Deal
Amarillo secured a 10 story office building project worth 2,500,000 for the First National Bank with simultaneous 20 year leases for four floors by Phillips Petroleum Co. and for three floors by Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp. The announcement signals growth for Amarillo and boosts regional status over Lubbock.
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Vee Today's Journal
Amarillo
Lubbock
Northwest Texas
First National Bank
Phillips Petroleum Co
Shamrock Oil and Gascorp
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Nonsensical Fragments
Fragmented OCR style clues show a jumble of crossword hints and stray words. Entries include Indefinite amount, Fate, Chairman's mallet, Spoiled, and assorted garbled phrases across many numbered slots with related but unclear terms.
Auto Show Argues Against Socialism in America
Roaring crowds pack the Waldorf show as General Motors debuts glittering new cars. Roaring demand, high prices, and dealer rackets reveal a thriving but flawed appetite for ownership in a capitalist society.
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America
York
General Motors’ Auto
The
Waldorf
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Sky
Thought on Sin and Responsibility in Faith
A devotional reflection cites I John 2 1 and Jeremy Taylor to warn that all sin matters against an infinite God. It emphasizes accountability, urging readers to avoid sin and recognize consequences within spiritual life.
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Jeremy Taylor
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