Scout Court Of Honor At 2 P.M. Sunday
Presentations of merit badges under direction of K K Kitchel highlight the Scout Court Of Honor at 2 P.M. Sunday at the Community Hall. Awards to multiple members across troops 325 and 353 include second class, first class, star, and merit badges with named recipients such as George Henry G Meth Heo Errim King T Benton Tig Harris James Re and John Paul Collins.
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K. K. Kitchel
Ropar
K. K. Vancement
Fost
T Tay
George Henry G Meth Heo
Errim King
T Benton
Aebzi
Jay Sraith
Troop 325
Ralph Manis
Wayne Castrow
Kenneth Meadows
Kennet Pounds
Monte Sorrells
Edward Hearndon
Marvin Levine
Frank Hruby
Montie Sorres
Frank Hroby
Carrol Yarrbough
Wayne Tindal
John Tindal
Johnie Pollard
Troup
John Paul Collins
Sammy K. Lark
Warren
Moranus
John K. McWilliams
George Yates
Carlos S
Worley
Collectors Seek Rare Yellow Camellia in World Hunt
Sydney July 24 Mrs Rat Peer of Los Angeles plans a search for a rare yellow camellia. She notes the last known sighting 46 years ago in Indochina battle area. The Peers, camellia detectives, have 5,000 shrubs at home and aim to visit Japan and Portugal for varieties.
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Sydney
Rat Peer
Los
Perr
Indochina
Japan
Europe
Oporie
Portugal
Peer
Ohio River Valley Warned Waterway Could Lose Usefulness
In Louisville on July 24, George W Hubbey warned that the Ohio River Valley faces a growing risk of losing usefulness as aging dams and locks deteriorate. He cited freight costs rising from longer tows and urged Congress to fund a 20 year program replacing 46 locks with 21 modern dams starting at New Cumberland and Greenup Markland in Kentucky to avert a looming crisis.
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Ohio River Valley
Louisville
Ohio River
America
George W. Hubb
Ick
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Ruhr
Panama Canal
Russell
Owengnoro
Portsmouth
Paducah
Tohany
Portland Canal
Langer
Queen Mary
Corps of Engineers
Ohio
OYIA
Congress
Hubley
New Cumberland
Greenup
Markland
OVIA
Virus Hitchhiker Sees Virus Jump Between Plants and Animals
In Champaign in July 2017 scientists led by Dr. L M Black of the University of Dinols report a hitchhiker virus that moves from plant to plant via leafhoppers and also infects animals. The virus causes tumor like growths in plants and resembles cancers in mice, with incubation in insects about two weeks before transferring to plants. Further study needed to determine chemical nature and disease impact on insects.
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Champaign
Science
L. M. Black
University of Dinols
Black
Black and
Hig
M. K. Brakke
A. E. Vatter
Monkeys Are Costly Nuisance In New Delhi
Monkeys are costing New Delhi's municipal committee money to catch and feed. A monkey catcher is employed at 30 dollars a month to trap primates with bananas, peanuts, and grain. Seven cents per head is spent on bait, plus seven cents daily per monkey while detained. The audit monitors that food goes to the monkeys, not the workers, as permanent arrangements are planned and wages standardized.
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New Delhi
Baytown Sun staff and subscription rates notice
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor publisher Fred Hartman and advertising director Syd Gould, with office management, and outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail per month quarter and year. The Baytown paper notes postal and distribution details and lists advertising representation.
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Baytown Sun. Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Ditor
Syd
Gould
Peurgh Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Manabine
Adwawer
Armed Services
UW Baytown
Caomeral
New Bill May Give House Building A Banner Year
NEIE MAC NEIL reports from Washington that a new housing bill soon signed by President Eisenhower cuts down payment requirements and boosts FHA insured mortgages, with builders forecasting a banner year and possible lower interest rates. The bill expands mortgage terms to 30 years, raises insured limits, and targets low and middle-cost housing to spur production and sales, with estimates of 1 million plus homes and potential increases up to 3.5 million.
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Neie Mac Neil Washington
Home Builders
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Housing
Chie
Albert Cole
FHA
Faster Voting Urged By Judges
In Procinct 101 voters crowded lines as 247 had registered by 10 am. Election clerks urged registrants to stay to vote, with 44 people queued for three machines. Precinct chairman Roger Read assisted voters at Box 149 and demonstrated machine operation while 134 had already voted. Lee R Tag of Burnet School noted faster voting as a major goal.
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Roger Read
Read
Une
Lee R- Tag
Burnet School
Fuster
Judge grants injunction to protect Duval auditor intake
Judge Maxwell Welch barred Duval county commissioners from interfering with Donato Serna taking office as county auditor after the post was abolished following Serna's appointment. Victor Woods urged the decision was not mandatory for a county of Duval's size and the ruling will be appealed to the Court of Civil Appeals in San Antonio.
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Fuge
7Th District
Maxwell Welch
Donato Serna
Duval County
Serna
Senna
Victor Woods
Welch
Duval
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Daytime Schedule From Surday Mori Channelview Assembly
A scrambled schedule lists church services and programs including Central Assembly of God Grace Methodist tapestries in Must 12 Masarae Banetall Platter Part Sunday evening and morning segments. It also mentions KN Wield News rounds and various church services with mixed times and show names.
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Surday
Moritk
Christophers
Central Assembly of God
KN Wield
Preul Weston
Rethel Fann Temple
Mercaade
Bapchurch
Astan
Oh —Hewa
Rand
Mator Dencie Barehat
Jim
Hot Politics in Conroe as Ranged Rally Skirmish Erupts
Montgomery County Sheriff Will Willette called in the Texas Rangers to curb potential violence at Saturday elections after a near clash at a Thursday rally. Three men with guns surged toward the speakers’ stand. deputies disarmed them. A speaker’s car was later surrounded by hostile pickets, as Willette warned of a bitter commissioner race between incumbent T. J. Peel and challenger Pete Martin.
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Conroe
Tex
Will Willette
Texas Rangers
Montgomery
Vilence
Willette
T. J. Peel
Pete Martin
Jersey Prisoners Help Taxpayers
Inmates of New Jersey prisons support state finances by a 2.5 million dollar annual program that expands in 1954. About one third are in state use industries, another third assist institutional maintenance, and the rest are deemed unemployable. The textile shop at Rahway weaves ticking, belts are cut and sewn, and mattresses are assembled for shipment to Skillman and 23 state institutions. Other facilities produce license plates and operate a pig farm and additional shops at Leesburg and Annandale Reformatory.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Rahway
Neuron Psychiatric Institute
Skillman
Leesburg
Annandale Reformatory
State Prison
Prices and cattle market notes from Westock Port Worth report
Weekly cattle market summary reflecting lower beef prices and varied stages of animal readiness. Highlights include slumping slaughter steer values around 18 to 21.50, cows 12, bulls 13, feeder steers 18, and calves 13.50 to 16.50 depending on grade. Also mentions heavy heat, stocker feeder weakness, and Puerto Rico shipping 2,709 pounds of gold to Spain in early settlement history.
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Port Worth
USDA
Puerto Rico
Spain
Santa letter drive shows kids dream toys in heat
At 100 degrees Santa letters arrive from children. Lucy Burton asks for a Terri Lee doll, adding machine, cash register, doctor and nurse set, and a groom outfit while Jo Anne Horeczy helps with writing. Anne Noreezy requests a Terri Lee doll trunk, clothes, games, and money for a cash register.
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Santa Claus
Santa
North Pole
Reed
Marge
Jo Anne Horeczy
Terri Lee
Lucy Burton
Jo Anne
Sants
Terri Lee Dol
Anne Noreezy
Tire maker paints by night instead of taking lessons
ARKON O July 24 Ray Grathwel works on tire production by day and paints at night a hobby started 18 years ago with no formal lessons. He has won many prizes for his art and fears lessons would dull his unique style.
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Arkon
Ray Grathwel
Man Collects Real Sharp Souvenirs
Madrid July 24 UP John FitzGibbon English professor at the British Institute and his friend Pablo Serra are unusual collectors of razor blades. They have cataloged 6,662 varieties, with FitzGibbon listing 5,306 blades from four corners of the world including the Tron Curtain countries. Serra's collection totals 1,382 blades. FitzGibbon notes Spain’s prominence in blade collecting and cites 1,200 Spanish kinds. He mentions Prussian blades and predicts Soviet industry nationalization limiting future varieties, and notes his favorite items are two rare Japanese blades with curling edges. Both men use electric razors.
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Madrid
John FitzGibbon
British Institute
Bis
Pablo Serra
FitzGibbon
Tron Curtain
Serra
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
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Joe Reid
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