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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
7
Business leaders attend nine session workshops on political organization campaigns and financing, prompted by labor unions' political savvy. More than seven companies have bought the U S Chamber of Commerce course, aiming to active participation and counter labor tactics in a competitive era.
Chatratan of the House Committee on Un American Activities and Rep Francis E Walter urge dropping works by 67 U S artists accepted by the U S Information Agency for a Moscow show. They say most have Communist ties and two artists refused to answer questions citing the Fifth Amendment. One painting titled Parable and another Street Corner are described as unclear depictions.
The remark notes that whenever an intercontinental airliner crashes there are Americans aboard. It suggests Americans suffer from restless travel habits and enduring feet complaints fueling constant global journeys.
A playful remark notes the extreme effort required to eat corn on the cob without also giving oneself a facial. The line highlights a humorous image of overzealous dedication to a simple snack.
A remark notes that the tired feeling comes from living in a worn world and dealing with its people. The comment emphasizes fatigue caused by daily life and social friction.
The fragmentary OCR text references The Associated Press and Parker Prouty as editor and president, with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and a pledge of allegiance. It shows publication details and a period voice typical of a local newspaper page.
Diane Paige searches for a missing girl linked to a phantom Teddy bear as Calder and Blanchard deny any bear sale. The child’s hat, items, and meals vanish from Diane’s cottage while fear over a forgotten past rises. Diane drives to Blanchard’s house to continue the chase, with the cliffside road hinting at danger.
Special correspondent Inez Robb argues subsidies distort incentives and favor powerful groups. She envisions ending government subsidies across farms oil shipping airlines and more to restore market forces and reduce the national debt, calling current policy a vicious circle and a threat to economic health.
A detailed examination of federal state slum clearance programs reveals wasteful spending, payroll padding, and contract fixing in several states. It notes indictments in Georgia and Indiana, a New York City scandal prompting congressional inquiry, and ties between Mayor Wagner’s aides, banks, and slum deals with large profit potential.
In Morehead Kentucky roughly 50 mountain residents drowned when creeks burst from a cloudburst. Postmaster W E Crutcher reports 38 deaths in the area as streams swelled, flooding homes built along banks and on creek pilings amid rapid river highs. Brownfield saw the E B Thomas gin burn in a 3:30 a.m. fire causing about 25000 dollars in losses, with insured roughly ten thousand.
A reflective collection of witty distortions on social norms. It contrasts open honesty with caution and notes how age, manners, and parental roles shape modern judgments. The piece quips about open life, utopian driving, and age bias.
George E. Sokolski argues that college value lies in teaching quality, not money. He cites loans data from Massachusetts and New York banks, the Methodist church’s long history of aid, and the high cost of earning advanced degrees, noting student loans and work limits.
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