Weekend recreation debates from Green Acres residents
Hickerson a clerk at Green Acres argues men should be allowed occasional trips but Sundays saved for church, fishing anytime. Mrs Travis Barton says families should recreate together and wives may stay home weekends. Miz ar and Hall favor shared family recreation with church on Sundays. Ida Mae Andrews supports men going out if accompanied by family. otherwise stay home.
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Green Acres
Travis Barton
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Mizar
Lincoln
Arthur Hall
North Seminole
Ida Mae Andrews
Horoscope for July 1 Readers may find daily fate insights in zodiac signs
Saturday July 1 horoscope advises born to day individuals in science mechanics or mathematics might excel as researchers or leaders. It notes potential for strong social and family life, early marriage, and active homemaking women. A later Sunday section outlines signs for Cancer through Aquarius with holiday time, healthful recreation, and romance notes.
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Fry
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LIBRA
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
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Rumor Mill Grinds Fast In Texas Korean Story
Associated Press report by William C Barnard notes rumors swirled in Texas as readers contacted papers with misinformation about Korea. Reporters faced frantic calls claiming major events such as an atomic bomb drop, illustrating rumor impact on early telegraph age reporting.
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Associated Press
Texas
Missouri Matron Praises Hadacol For Neuritis Pains
Lucy Hollinsworth of Missouri writes to Hapacol friends claiming a single bottle cured neuritis aches and strengthened her. She says Hadacol relieves the underlying deficiency causing rheumatic pains, with improvements seen in days. Trial size is $1.25, large family size $3.50.
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Lucy Hollinsworth
Shirley
Missouri
Hapacol
Ane Corporation
Rumor and Rumination as War News Spreads Across Texas
Citizens ask if Truman has declared war on Russia and whether reserves are called up. Confusion over Korea and global conflict fills streets as newspaper sales rise 10 to 30 percent in Corpus Christi and Fort Worth.
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Russia
United States
Truman
Scores
Korea
Congress
Corpus Christi
Fort Worth
Pelts Market Plan Ties Canadian Unions to HB Co in US and UK
Ca Clain, SN Co operative Wool and Producer Union, and the Hudson's Bay Company will market pelts in the United States and England. The business amounts to about $5,600,000 a year.
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Ca Clain
SN Co-operative Wool and Producer Union
The
Hudson’s Bay Company
United States
England
Hudson's Bay quits Africa in South Africa deal
A capetown agreement ends Hudson's Bay Company involvement in the Union of South Africa and South West Africa. The company withdraws and the collection of karakul pelts in those areas will be taken over by the Farmers.
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Capetown
Hudson’s Bay Company
Union of South Africa
South West Africa
Estimate credits Native peoples for much world agricultural wealth
A claim is made that about five sevenths of global agricultural wealth originates from or is owed to the red man. The remark emphasizes Indigenous contributions to farming knowledge and crop cultivation across history.
Bowler Hat Origins Traced to William Bowler Designer
British note the derby hat as a bowler named after English hatter William Bowler who designed it in 1850. The piece links the term to the inventor and explains the historical naming.
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William Bowler
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