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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

7

Public Agency Spending Lifts Building Mark

Public outlays for new construction reached a first half 1949 record of about 8.5 billion dollars with public agency spending up over 37 percent to 2.0 billion. Private spending fell 5 percent to 6.2 billion while June posted a solid month and private and public totals ran 11 percent higher than May.

Washington Commerce Department

Cultural Strife In America Divides Highbrows And Lowbrows

New York July 7 An amusing cultural clash grips Manhattan as society debates highbrow middlebrow and lowbrow status. Life magazine sparks the debate with a humorous brow classification of tastes in food furniture and literature.

New York Manhattan Life Magazine Mac

Onze Baily Citizen Thursday Evening

The fragment notes a Thursday evening entry dated July 7 048. Readers are left with little readable context beyond a calendar reference to a local event or column in the issue.

Onze Baily

Walter Maxwell Elected National Education Fraternity Chief

Walter Maxwell of Phoenix former executive secretary of the Arizona Education Association won the presidency of Phi Sigma Sigma at the National Education Association convention in Boston. He succeeds Arthur Corey of San Francisco and will serve as president until July 1950.

Walter Maxwell Phoenix Arizona Education Association Phi Sigma Sigma National Education Association Boston Maxwell Arthur Corey San Francisco California Education Association

Hair Loss Sparks Debate About Education Prestige

A fragment notes an assertion that thinning hair fuels social prestige among intellectuals in America, with reference to elite institutions like Harvard University. The remark implies hair influence on perceived status rather than actual scholarship or achievement.

Cretly America Harvard University

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