Paper Mills Set Records as Demand Tightens Supply
New York reports record paper and paperboard production in 1946 with U S output surpassing 20 million tons annually. Domestic use projected at 21.245 million tons amid shrinking gaps between supply and demand, though future shortages loom as Swedish pulp supply declines and prices rise.
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New York
U. S
Louis T. Stevenson
American Paper and Pulp Association
Canada
Catholics Translate Bible Into Modern American Version
In Boston the first American translation of the Catholic Bible is underway led by Rev. Matthew Stapleton and the American Catholic Bible Association. Five Old Testament books have been rendered into modern American English, aiming for clearer phrases and spelling. An English edition is being prepared abroad to avoid reader confusion outside the United States. For sale good wood heater Mrs George Ditto Gause Tex 26 tf
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Boston
Matthew Stapleton
American Catholic Biblical Association
United States
England
George Ditto
Gause
Tex
Christmas Medley and Holiday Beliefs Across Traditions
The article notes turkey’s rise in England after its 16th century introduction from America and its popularity by the early 1700s. It mentions laws in some U S states protecting a child’s belief in Santa Claus, and European superstitions about animal speech at Christmas. It also recalls Lewis Carroll composing Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland as a Christmas gift for a friend’s daughter.
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England
America
Lewis Carrol
St Nicholas in Holland Delivers Shoes Not Stockings
In Holland St Nicholas appears on a white horse not a sleigh and seeks wooden shoes to fill with gifts. The piece contrasts Christmas custom with political critique as subsidies and regulations supporting monopolies face government cuts.
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Holland
St. Nicholas
The Ford Roberts Welcome Baby Rokki Roberts
Mr and Mrs Ford Roberts announce the birth of an 8 pound 12 ounce son born Tuesday November 26 at Cameron Hospital. Rokki is grandson of Mr and Mrs George Leath of Cameron and Mr and Mrs L E Roberts of Houston. The couple also has a daughter Dawna Faith aged eight and a half. The mother is Virginia Sea Leath formerly. Mr Roberts works at the Henry Dreyer Tin Shop. Arch ie McLerran and wife spent the holidays in Beaumont with their children Ralph and family.
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Ford Roberts
Cameron Hospital
Rokki
George Leath
Cameron
L. E. Roberts
Houston
Roberts
Dawna Faith
Virginia Sea Leath
Henry Dreyer Tin Shop
Football Tickets On Sale At J C Penny Store
Tickets for the Cameron versus Fredericksburg bi district football game arrive in the city and go on sale at J C Penny Store. J M Boehner starts selling Friday morning with sales continuing all day Saturday and into the evening. All sales must be reported by Monday noon. Cameron receives 320 adult tickets plus a student section.
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Cameron
Fredricksburg
J. C. Penny
J. M. Boehner
Puritans Order Christmas Fast Day in 1644 England
In 1644 Oliver Cromwell and the Puritans ruled England and decreed Christmas a strict fast day. No festive meals or merriment were allowed as Parliament imposed austerity during the ruling era.
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England
Oliver Cromwell
Angell Visits Cameron During Dow Strike Ties
B F Angell of Freeport spent several days in Cameron last week visiting relatives and friends. He is with Dow Chemical Company and represents the Bricklayers Union of Galveston. Dow Chemical employees have been on strike for the past two weeks.
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Freeport
Cameron
Mr. Angel
Dow Chemical Company
Bricklayers Union
Galveston
Dow Chemical
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