Writing-Good Political Therapy
Cherokee County voters urged to improve communication with their Texas legislators Sen Martin Dies and Rep Rayford Price in letters to this newspaper emphasize the need for mail from home to guide decisions on big issues They caution that officials fear a single factional mandate and that collective views can influence voting research before support or opposition is declared The key message remains to write only when there is something to say and it will be read
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Cherokee County
Texas
Sen
Martin
Rep
Rayford Price
Cherokee
Austin
Washington
Poll Tax Reminder for 1963 Election Season
The note urges voters to pay the poll tax by January 31 to be eligible. It clarifies that the tax was not abolished by last year's referendum and warns that voting requires a valid receipt. It mentions potential city elections and possible bond votes, though overall political activity may be light.
Nation Living Off Its Kids Debates Debt Burden Promise
Senator John Tower critiques the State of the Union and argues it is economically unsound and immoral to impose a large debt burden on future generations to fund public welfare and public works programs.
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John Tower
No News Is Bad for Business in New York Strike
The Washington Evening Star reports New York’s 41 day newspaper strike costs exceed 60 million dollars in wages and advertising. About 20,000 workers across nine dailies have lost jobs. Luxury dealers suffer 75 percent sales declines while a blind couple’s stall remains padlocked.
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Truman Temple
Washington Evening Star
Temple
Mr. Temple
New York
Star
U. S. Press Association
Vision Based Driving Five Steps For Safer Roads
Professional drivers outline five vision focused rules to reduce accidents. Aim high to stay centered, scan the road ahead, keep eyes moving and check mirrors regularly. Maintain space cushions, and ensure others see you using lights and horn appropriately.
Virtuous Name And Loyalties In The United Nations Debate
An excerpt from The Magazine of Wall Street argues that the word united carries strong virtue but questions if unity in the United Nations genuinely reflects shared ideals. It warns against blind veneration, notes potential membership by adversaries, and urges critical appraisal of UN actions in light of American traditions and self interest.
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United
United Nations
China
U.N
United States
Quotes on resolutions and enterprise from Aunt Emma era
The column cites Aunt Emma's fragile chinaware as a metaphor for New Year’s resolutions, suggesting they vanish when stored away. It contrasts private enterprise’s frugality with government enterprise’s waste, notes a man’s home reflects his taxes, and attributes the quips to George Bowra and Paul M. Hart.
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Emma
Ron Coffman
Paul M. Hart
Early National League formation and notable February events
February entries record eight teams forming the National League including Boston Chicago Cincinnati Hartford Louisville New York Philadelphia St Louis. Other notes mention the Charleston endurance dance champion of 22 hours 30 minutes in 1926 and Woolworth opening a five cent store in Utica before moving to Lancaster. A 1920 note marks German nationalists forming the National Socialist Party.
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Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hartford
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
John Giola
New York City
Utica
N. Y
Frank W. Woolworth
Woolworth
Lancaster
National Socialist Party
Cherokeean’s History and Operation Details
The Cherokeean is a Texas weekly paper issued by EE Whitehead Enterprises with E H Whitehead as publisher and editor. Glenn Brown also serves as editor and Mrs E H Whitehead handles office and business management. Subscription rates are listed and tax included, with in and out of county pricing.
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Texas
EE. H. Whitehead Enterprises
Rusk High School Chief Philbrick Transits From Field to Administration
M R Philbrick, once a Dallas football standout and ETSC alumnus, now leads Rusk High as principal. His career spans coaching at San Benito and Mission, naval service, and a fulltime admin post. He praises faculty support and aims to keep students prepared for higher education. His wife M R Philbrick teaches typing and junior English. they have two children.
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Philbrick
San Benito High School
M. R. Philbrick
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Stil
Nation
Southwestern Electric Service Company
America
Magazine of Wall Street
S. G. Sanborn
Jacksonville
C. G. Wyckoff
Katanga
George Bowra
E. H. Whitehead
Glenn Brown
Rose
Big D
Dallas
Rusk High School
Crozier Tech
Kingpins
East Texas State Teachers College
SMU
Naval Air
Navy
Mission High School
Mission
Carlisle
Rusk
Tor
Mrs. Philbrick
Cinda
Kelly
Citizens State Bank
F. D. I. C. Rusk
First State Bank
F. D
First National Bank
Texas Bank and Trust Co
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