Divorces Forged at Florida Convention Parade Fun
A fragmented account describes a four day Florida gathering during the 60th National Convention with prophets in tassels and a Florida divorce as symbolic. It recounts prophets in Pensacola tied to a grotto and a Washington parade scene with colorful tassels and stiff attire, amid a sun drenched, heat ripe setting.
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Baytonian Graduates Honor Academy at Bryan
William E B Jenkins 19 son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Jenkins of 606 Gresham earned an associate of arts degree from Allen Military Academy Junior College at Bryan. He received a gold medal for distinguished and outstanding service, a certificate of commission as a Second Lieutenant in the U S Army, and was named cadet colonel and a distinguished military student for upholding an A average in military science. He may pursue further studies at the University of Texas or another institution. The pageant also featured majorettes, marching bands, clowns, and a lighthearted peninsula of ceremony. Senator Homer E Capehart of Indiana was initiated into the Mystics of the Enchanted Realm by the Sahara Grotto of Indiana. He pledged to follow the rules but appeared un-senatorial in a fez, while Florida onlookers criticized him and his long-married life of 29 years.
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Production In US Refineries Up Over Last Year
US refinery production rose during the week ending June 2 according to the American Petroleum Institute. Oil output climbed to 5.204 million barrels per day from 4.943 million a year earlier, with gasoline stocks down by 1.67 million barrels to 121.087 million. Kerosenes stocks rose about 1 million to 17.369 million barrels.
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Dodd's Brother Early Today E Dodd of Baytown Dies in Austin
Clarence Rhodes Dodd, 30, of Baytown died this morning in Austin after an abdominal surgery for appendicitis. Funeral arrangements are pending while other details are being finalized.
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Two Roosevelts Seek Governor's Post in Big States
Washington dispatch notes two Roosevelts pursuing governorships in major states. James E. Roosevelt won California’s Democratic nomination for governor and faces Republican Earl Warren. Franklin D Roosevelt is eyed by New York Democrats as a potential governor candidate, boosting the Roosevelt political profile.
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No Gym Suit No Diploma at Toledo High School
Ronald Terry an 18 year old ministerial student will not graduate from Macombe High School tonight for refusing gym class for six months citing religious beliefs. Bowsher Toledo schools superintendent confirms Terry will not graduate despite plans to enroll in a Bible college without a diploma.
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