Donald Duck Coleman Visits His Parents Here
Donald Duck Coleman, a Navy training station chief in Jacksonville Florida, spent four days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cole. He served in the Pacific during World War II and was stationed in the Philippines in 1949. He traveled with his wife Vivian Ruth and their two children Dorala Earl and Marsha Ann.
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Donald Duck Coleman
Trening
Navy
Jacksonville
Florida
T. C. Cole
Pacific
Philippines
Vivian Ruth
Childern
Dorala Earl
Row R
Marsha Ha Ann
Confederate flag craze sweeps the nation in 1950s flare
A nationwide craze grows over Confederate flags and slogans as students, veterans, and teachers buy caps and stickers, displays appear in Virginia and Maryland, and even officials like Police Captain Cavness wear the symbol. The trend traces to Mississippi radioed Pilgrimage memories, college teams adopting Rebels, and anti Trumanites using Dixie in campaigns. Local pockets resist, Montgomery avoiding the symbols as Blue and Gray unveil Lincoln and Jefferson Davis floats.
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Raymond Wilcoye
Central Press
Washington
Democratic Party
Aple
United Sates Star
Korea
Frederick
Maryland
Barbara Fritchie
John Greenieat Whittier
Caonfeates
Bork FE Copeland
AIF 1
Sye
Truman
Howeve
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Elizabeth
Virginia
Fairfax High School
Mississippi
Natchez
University of Misissippi
South
Dixie
Fed
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Alamaha
Aong
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Record Chicks Produced In November 1951
The USDA reports 4.6 million commercial hatchery chicks hatched in November. Breakdown shows 4.103 million steiler and 492 thousand farm hatchery chicks. Demand for farm flock chicks slow while broiler chick demand strong. November output 19 percent above 1950 and 15 percent above October. Broiler production for 11 months totals about 45 million, up 40 percent from last year. Egg production in November reaches 149 million versus 141 million in November 1950.
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Austin
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mexico Plans To Buy 48 Own Railroad Line
The Mexican government prepared two congressional bills to approve the sale of the US owned Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico for 17 million dollars. A 3 million dollar cash down payment will be made with the balance in 15 year amortizing bonds.
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Mexico
Iusn
Congress
Southern Pacific Railroad of
WR Paion
Southern Pacific
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Fea
Barrett
Havana
Fheir
Dukes of Windsor
Winston Guest
Duchess of Windsor
Market St
Sam Wismar
Donald ‘Duck’ Coleman
Santa Claus
Laak
Santa
Howard Hardware
Lee
Jackson
President Truman
Tullahoma, Tenn
BANKS
First National Bank
the Peoples State Bank
Citizens National Bank & Trust Company
Texas Ave
Sajtens Tews
Lord
Lady
Welch
Yale
Beth
Cane
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