When Networks Blushed It’s Painfully Embarrassing Radio Wires
New York reports on famous radio cross wires that caused national embarrassment. anecdotes recount Pope Pius XI air gaffe with organ music and a St. Louis announcer slip, election night mix ups, a singer denial, and a poker game broadcast error.
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Radio
Pius XI
Vatican
St. Louis
Fifty Clergymen Endorse Legal Mercy Killing
More than fifty Protestant clergymen signed a statement endorsing legalized mercy death for incurably ill patients who plead for relief. The Euthanasia Society of America, Inc. announced the declaration, asserting voluntary euthanasia with safeguards aligns with Christian teachings and principles.
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New York
Euthanasia Society of America, Inc
Jester Recommends Texas Tech For Conference Change
Governor Beauford H. Jester said Texas Tech deserves first consideration if the Southwest Conference changes its football lineup. He bases his stance on Tech's past and present performances after defeating both Texas A M and SMU this season.
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Beauford H. Jester
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Texas A. & M
Retired Minister Whiteside Dies in Greenville
The Rev. Warren T. Whiteside, 77, a longtime Methodist minister in the North and Central Texas Conferences, died Monday in Greenville after suffering a heart attack.
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Warren T. Whiteside
Texas Methodist Conferences
Mrs Highhat Reveals Daughter’s Marriage to Second Lieutenant
In a brief exchange, Mrs. Highhat gushes that her daughter is married to a second lieutenant. Mrs. Mc Snapper replies with a sly question about the fate of the first husband, reflecting social chatter and humor.
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Mrs. Highhat
Mrs. McSnapper
Texas licenses 25,000 beauticians to date
Governor Stevenson reported the State Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists has licensed 25,000 beauty operators and issued 5,600 shop licenses since September, nearly matching the previous fiscal year's total by August 31.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Hairdressers and
Stevenson
Ownership and circulation of Whitewright Sun 1946
Notarized statement by J H Waggoner co editor of The Whitewright Sun provides ownership and management details. It lists publishers J H Waggoner and T Glenn Doss, declares no security holders, and records an average weekly circulation of 1345 copies over the prior six months.
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Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Texas
Congress
State of Texas
Grayson
J. H. Waggoner
T. Glenn Doss
Mortagees
W. E. LaRoe
Uterine Bleeding May Mean Cancer
Uterine bleeding after menopause is not normal and may signal cancer in the uterus. Early signs include abnormal bleeding and discharge, with cancer possibly starting in the cervix or body. Diagnosis requires examination and often tissue study. early detection improves cure prospects.
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Farmhouse Floor Plans Published
Texas A and M College Extension Service releases Publication B-145 titled Floor Plans of Farmhouses with 75 plans for two to eight room farm dwellings. Plans include one and two story houses and options to add rooms later. Prints available through county agents or directly from Extension Service in College Station Texas.
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Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Extension Service
Tex
Eye Opener: Air Travel Safer Than Driving by Big Margin
Odds against dying in a year from a car crash are 4800 to 1, but among 4,700,000 air minded travelers averaging 570 miles annually the odds are 94,000 to 1 that you won t be in a fatal crash. Travel by air is about 20 times safer.
Automobile Loans Offer for Quick Car Financing
Auto Finance Company offers loans for any amount and term to refinance or reduce payments. No delay. Bring title papers and the car for inspection. F W Creager, Manager, 121% So. Travis, Sherman.
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Travis, Sherman
Dean Gillespie Faces OPA Action Over Price Violations
Republican Congressman Dean Gillespie, seeking re election, faces an amended OPA complaint against Bluhill Foods for 8149 jars sold at above ceiling prices. OPA seeks 11266.35 in treble damages after an earlier claim of 13901.31, with attorneys citing a filing error. The case ties to Gillespie as vice president amid broader anti OPA voting.
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Dean Gillespie
OPA
Bluhill Foods Corporation
Blum
Gillespie
Denver
David Sarnoff Once A Messenger Boy Leader Rise
David Sarnoff, future president of the Radio Corporation of America, began his career as a messenger boy, illustrating a path from modest beginnings to corporate leadership.
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David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
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