National Newspaper Week Promotes Freedom of the Press
The article outlines National Newspaper Week from Oct 1 for the tenth year, organized by Newspaper Association Managers Inc. It urges publishers to promote their product, use promotional materials, and honor a trophy for best observance. It warns of anti-press sentiment and emphasizes local community service and advertising value of newspapers.
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Newsaper Association Managers, Inc
Fourth’ Estate of America
Humber
Newspaper Association
Wold
America
Mid West
National Newspaper Week
Frome
Five Boston grads land jobs after scarlet sign on Beacon Street
Five Boston University June graduates posted a bold promotional sign at 488 Beacon Street near Massachusetts Avenue. Sherman Shapiro landed a job as management trainee within 48 hours, and the others soon followed, after a $6 investment for the sign. The group includes Arthur Petlock, Jack Crane, Irving Wolkow, Sherman Shapiro, Kenneth Kopel. Tau Epsilon Phi resides at the address.
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Boston
Beacon Street
Charles River
Boston University
Tau Epsilon Phi
Arthur Petlock
Springfield
Jack Crane
Stoughton
Sherman Shapiro
New Haven
Conn
Irving Wolkow
Brighton
Kenneth Kopel
Dorchester
Massachusetts Avenue
Cald
Sherman
Sherm
Gatherings and Visits Across Roosevelt Stake Notes
Community events and social visits fill a Roosevelt stake with house parties in Arcadia Neola and Salt Lake City. Families including the Betts Andersons and Todd clan plan LDS missions and temple excursions while Yellowstone trips and reunions knit residents across Utah and nearby towns.
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Ernest Betts
Angus Anderson
New Mex
Antonios
Harden Labrum
Arcadia
LeRoy Anderson
M-Men
Gleaners
Leland Angus
Betty
Leah Elmer
Raymond Elmer
Yellowston Park
Prescott
Neola
Warq
Max_Todd
LDS
Finland
Howard Todd
Laker
North California
Russel Todd
Vaughn
Price
Emil Hadlock
Ralph O'Neil
Pearl Jenkins
Watkins
Murray
Laird McConkie
Emmons
George Funk
Jay Jay Jenkins
Marimon McMullin
Randlett
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt Stake
Wendell Johnson
Provo
Russell Todd
Jerry Broderick
Emery
Relief Society
Jess Hullinger
Yellowstone Park
Bonnie
Aome
BYU
Charmaine
Glenda
Joyce Labrum
Angus. Anderson
Lyle
Velma Pickup
E. C. Coston
Arthur Wiscombe
Arthur C
South Dakota
North Central States
Sioux City
Iowa
Accidents Cost $14 000 a Minute
The 1949 Accident Facts yearbook notes two people killed and 200 injured on average every 10 minutes in the United States with total costs around 14 000 dollars per minute. It reports a motor vehicle fatality every 16.5 minutes in 1948 and a home death every 15 minutes, plus nine motor vehicle injuries every 29 seconds and home injuries every six seconds.
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National Safety Council
United States
Growth of small businesses in America across eras
In 1870 America had 427000 independent commercial and industrial enterprises, one for every 91 people. By 1947 the count rose to 2280000 businesses, or one for every 63 people. Despite big firms, small businesses remained numerous relative to population.
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America
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Vernal
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