A Bill Limiting Wage Garnishment Faces Passage
A credit bureau official cites a pending bill before Congress that would cap garnishment at 10 percent of take home pay over 30 dollars weekly. It would bar discharge for garnishment and, with costs near seven dollars weekly, could reshape lending. The piece criticizes government action as aiding the unworthy in avoiding responsibility.
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Credit Bureau
Congress
Hair Spray Rush at Denver Stock Show Sparks Demand
Drug store reports a run on hair spray and crew-cut wax during the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Showmen use hair spray to shine cattle while crew-cut wax stiffens legs to make bulls heifers and steers look more imposing in the show ring.
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Monday What's On TV Schedule From Dawn To Night
Television guide lists daytime and prime time programming with movies such as Requiem For A Heavyweight Jamaica Run and a long slate of game shows comedies and dramas. It details morning through late night lineups including News Weather Sports and children's programming with multiple channels and times.
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Pat Boone
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Letter to the Editor praises osteopaths for hospital staff
The writer commends Dr. William B. Holman retiring chief of staff at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for supporting osteopaths on the staff to better serve community health. He notes osteopaths and MDs share equal licenses and examinations, and urges colleagues to adopt open minded practice for the welfare of all citizens.
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William B. Holman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Holman
Fisher-Titus
D.O
M.D
U.S. Public Health Service
Norwalk
M.d.’S
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Triumph in Teaneck Caused by White Flight and Integration
Reginald Camerell profiles Teaneck New Jersey in Triumph in a White Suburb a study of a town where white fear and hysteria met school integration. He recalls 1939 to present residents including Dr Barnet Bookstaver a Jewish health officer and local real estate pressures amid race and religious tensions.
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Wm. Morrow
New Jersey
Teaneck
George Washington Bridge
Bronx
Brooklyn
Barnet Bookstayer
Cedar Lane
Englewood
Hackensack
White
Queen Anne Road
Georgia
Samuel Geffen
Tommy Costa
Board of Education
Saturday Evening Post
St. Anastasia
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Ramsey
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Sisterhood
United Jewish Appeal
Finn
Red Road
Teaneck Armory
White District
Harlem
Barnet Bookstaver
St. Anastasia’s
Sedate Amidst Quiet Surroundings Described
A dictionary style note defines sedate as calm and grave, tracing to the Latin sedare meaning to settle. It describes the term as describing a child raised in sober surroundings and a composed demeanor.
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