Corncob syrup gains fame as maples said to be alike
Virginian writer recounts old family recipe for corncob syrup praised as maple flavored. Former West Virginia senator Williams promotes a practical method using cobs and sugars, facing FDA label hurdles and legal limits. The piece notes 30 million fur-bearing animals are killed yearly in the United States, including rats, muskrat, and sables.
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Canada Oil Field Claim May Be North America’s Largest
Washington January 25 The United States interior secretary Oscar L Chapman told a House appropriations subcommittee that Canada has potentially discovered the largest oil field in North America in Alberta. He said minor finds exist but do not meet the demand for oil, and Canadian developments could represent the continent’s biggest discovery yet though details remain sparse.
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Alabama Sets 1950 Truman Primary Duel With South Carolina
Washington January 25 Alabama joins South Carolina in a 1950 primary showdown over the Truman administration. Ike appears as focal point in Alabama while James Byrnes aims to spark a Southern anti Truman movement and governorship bid. The Alabama executive committee met in Montgomery and discussed coalitions with a major party to back Eisenhower in 1952. May 2 primary with possible May 20 runoffs will decide 72 Democratic state executive committee seats.
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New Minimum Wage Aids Southern Labor
Atlanta dispatch reports the new federal minimum wage of 75 cents an hour boosts about 1.5 million low paid workers nationwide, with a focus on the South where many are in lumber and textile mills. It highlights personal stories from Georgia and nearby states, notes the wage law’s interstate commerce scope, and cites regional Bureau of Labor Statistics data on industry by industry impact and wages.
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Man To Wed Woman With 12 Children
Cleveland Ohio January 25 A 14 year old bachelor Albert Ball plans to marry Doris McDaniels 37 mother of 12. They spoke at a hotel breakfast where both reside Ball earns 55 a week as a trucker and says he wants no more children for now Mrs McDaniels expects her divorce from her first husband to be granted today The couple say they share interests in movies and home life and hope relief aid continues.
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Blood Test Law Sparks Marriage Question Across States
Reports from Dallas and Hollywood reveal a cross section of stories. A Texas county clerk explains pre marital blood tests raise questions about compatibility while a Mexican governor survives an assassination attempt near his ranch. In Hollywood, actor Clifton Young and pianist Winifred Butler plan a Beverly Hills wedding after obtaining a license.
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