Panhandle Fish Rodeo Ends Today At Buffalo Lake
The third annual Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club fish rodeo at Buffalo Lake ends this afternoon at 6. The grand prize fish Humphrey Pennyworth weighs 40 pounds. The winner earns a flying fishing trip to Acapulco. Over 80 tagged fish have been landed since the event opened four months ago and prizes exceeding one thousand dollars have been awarded.
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Globe News
Buffalo Lake
Humphrey Pennyworth
Acapulco
Mexico
Whiteside Baby Rites at Dalhart
The body of Jerry Ray Whiteside age 3 weeks, son of Mr and Mrs H R Whiteside of Dalhart, was taken to Dalhart for funeral services and burial after dying Saturday night in Northwest Texas Hospital. Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home handled arrangements in Amarillo. Survivors include a sister Jo Ann Whiteside, paternal grandfather Mr Whiteside of Dalhart and maternal grandmother Mrs Walter Persinger of Detroit.
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Jerry Ray Whiteside
H. R. Whiteside
Dalhart
Northwest
Texas
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Amarillo
Jo Ann ‘Whiteside
OS. Whiteside
Walter Persinger
Detroit
Vocational Center Opens at Fort Archambault
A new vocational training center has been inaugurated at Fort Archambault in French Equatorial Africa, signaling an upgrade in local education and workforce development efforts in the region.
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Fort Archambault
French Equatorial Africa
Labor tangle broadens as strikes loom across sectors
Enemy ammunition discussed. Green cites AFL pledge to Truman on request, while Murray hesitates to abandon strike leverage amid wage talks for nearly a million steelworkers. Railroads remain under government control as a trainmen conductors dispute nears settlement, and CIO electricians threaten a General Electric plant walkout tomorrow, keeping the labor front tense though quiet overall.
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Lewis
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General Electric
Labor Renewed Pledge in War Against Communism
Labor Day messages from AFL leader William Green and CIO head Philip Murray reiterate the drive against Communist aggression and pledge unity with aims to repeal Taft Hartley. Truman praises labor support for peace, while Tobin notes untapped manpower for defense. Talks of AFL CIO unity and coordinated political action dominate this mid-century holiday coverage.
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Labor
William Green
AFL
Philip Murray
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Truman
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United States
Green
Murray
Workers of America
Tobin
al J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
John L. Lewis
America
Unity of Action
Meetings Tonight at Naval Reserve Training Center
Divisions 8 67 and 8 75 hold regular Monday night meetings at the Naval Reserve Training Center at 7 30. Holiday routine was in effect during the day for station keepers.
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Naval Reserve Training Center
Nelson Used Red Paint On Warship Decks
The article notes Lord Nelson painted decks gun carriages and sometimes cannons red to mask bloodstains. It explains this practice aimed to keep gunners calm when replacing fallen comrades during 18th century naval battles in Portsmouth England.
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Portsmouth
England
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Johnson blamed in Forrestal resignation push
Washington report says Rep. Tauriello accused Secretary Louis Johnson of helping persecute former defense secretary James Forrestal, whose resignation preceded his suicide. The congressman urged Johnson to quit, while Truman urged him to stay. Johnson denied the charges as politically motivated.
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New York
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National Exchange Club
McNarney
Navy
The Railroad Hour and Radio Schedule Mix of Programs
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Pepper Young
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Wid
Portia
Doll Collection Shows Fashions From 16 000 B.C to Now
Mrs. Evelyn Green of Brewer Maine collects nearly 200 dolls in historical dress spans from 16 000 B C to the present. The exhibits include a fur clad cave man and woman, famous figures, Gay Nineties and modern bobbies. She has pursued this hobby 14 years and calls her miniatures among the nation’s most valuable. Making a small doll takes one to two weeks. larger pieces take longer.
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Brewer, Me. W
Evelyn Green
Brewer
B.C
Doll artist crafts jeweled scaled figures with hand painted heads
A maker creates dolls entirely by hand over two to three months. Each doll is jeweled to scale and features hand painted flesh toned heads to resemble real human skin.
Mutual savings associations lead mortgage lending in 1949
Mutual savings associations dominated home financing last year, writing 30.8 percent of the 11.528 billion dollars in new mortgages for 1949. The prominence underscores their role in extending home loan credit across the Chicago area and nationwide.
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Chicago—Mutual Savings Associations
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