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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1956
Page
5
A compact list of across and down clues with partial fills for setting fame capital courage and various terms. Includes German, Babylonia terms, Swed fractions, and zoological names with scattered punctuation and rendering quirks.
Officials warn farmers that employing children under 16 during school hours violates the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act. Regional Director William J. Rogers notes no minimum age in agriculture, but farm owners are responsible, must verify ages, and keep records for three years. Willful violations can lead to injunctions and criminal penalties.
Results of the Crosby fair parade float judging announced Tuesday by fair official B. Houghton. Crosby Future Homemakers of America won first in non commercial division while Crosby Equipment Co. topped the commercial entries. A note recalls the Weather Bureau’s 1876 establishment under the Army Signal Corps.
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