Poe Remembered On 100th Death Anniversary In Baltimore
The piece marks the 100th anniversary of Edgar Allan Poe's death with Baltimore commemorations. It notes gravesite remembrances at West Churchyard, a Poe house dedication on Amity Street, and a memorial service. It recounts Poe's birth in Boston, adoption by the Allan family, marriage to Virginia, and early literary career across Baltimore, Richmond, Philadelphia, and New York.
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New York Morning Post
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Are No Rules In This Game Indian Stickball Little Bit Of Mayhem
Cherokee Indians in a historic stickball tale from the Oct Indian reservation fair recounts a blood aimed game. Chiefs staged the sport to curb feuds while referees with grudges watched. Modern times see stickball during fairs with lingering tension and mayhem. Also Texas A and I College receives a $1000 grant from Lon C. Hill for Weslaco citrus and vegetable training center.
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Great Smoky Mountains
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Kingsville
Texas ‘A and IT College
Lon C. Hill
Central Power and Light Company
Weslaco
Alabama Seen As Big Oil Producer
Alabama analyst Dr. Walter B. Jones predicts the state will become a leading oil producer within 30 years. He cites 35 wells producing over a million barrels, notes current discovery potential, and urges landholder caution and legitimate dealings. Prospecting concentrates in Mobile, Washington, and Choctaw counties with a near pure salt dome near McIntosh.
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Hens Fed Extra For Overtime Work
Lincoln Neb Oct 11 Farmers urged to boost egg production by longer daily light in poultry houses. Extension poultryman W F Aubel of University of Nebraska advised about 18 hours of light daily for hens regardless of sunrise or sunset to stimulate laying.
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Boy's Midnight Ride Hits Five Snags
CHICAGO Oct 11 Twelve year old Donald Freeman tried a solo car ride adopting adult habits. He drove the family car and five others to the garage for repairs. After two blocks he turned a corner and struck five parked cars in succession.
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Nehru’s U S Visit Seen as Historic Good Will Mission
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India begins his first visit to the United States a four day Washington welcome by President Truman marks a broader three week tour of major cities. Officials stress the significance of India as a potential ally against Communism while portraying Nehru as both visionary and controversial in his devotion to India’s aims.
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