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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
5
In outskirts of Leningrad a pre revolutionary flea market thrives where bargainers haggle over old clothes and antique treasures. The market resembles ones in Paris and Rome, but operates in the Soviet Union today.
A taxi driver in a Soviet city recalls a Sunday journey to a flea market near the Baltic Railway Station. The piece notes that such buying and selling remains viewed as bourgeois relics while public tours omit these markets.
A physician recalls the puzzling nature of hairiness in women and the limits of endocrine tests and surgeries to explain it. He also discusses how patients react to shocking diagnoses and the need for patient-friendly explanations. The Garakholka junk market in Moscow is described as a shadow of its past, reflecting changing consumer life and public attitudes.
A UPI report outlines multiple reform proposals. Herlong Baker bill would cut top personal tax rate to 47 percent and corporate rate to 47 percent with five year staged reductions. Magill Surrey and Hansen Wernette offer diversifying revenues and cyclical tax ideas to cushion slumps.
Archaeologists suggest early humans fashioned crude chipped stones as tools around five hundred thousand years ago, indicating advanced cognitive abilities earlier in prehistory.
Notice in bulk sale form states GOOT SHOES OF SCOTTSDALE will transfer all rights to buyer who takes possession July 1 1961. Creditors must file bills by July 26 1961 with Alpert and Scheffler in Phoenix. Notarization by Jacob Alpert confirms the signing by the Goots.
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