Senate Approves Navy Funding Bill for 18 Months
The Senate passed the naval appropriation bill after three weeks of debate by 64 to 7, approving $495.6 million for the 18 months starting July 1. The measure adds room for 1.2 million navy personnel, $90 million for vessel construction, more aviation funding, and two new aircraft carriers, while striking a proposed Alameda base start. The Borah amendment seeks talks with Britain and Japan on limiting naval construction over five years.
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Washington
Senate
Hag Paseed
Committee On Naval Affairs
Alameda
Cal
Benator Borah
Great Britain
Japan
Reverend Gordon and family visit Carrollton during commencement
The Rev John B Gordon his wife and son Robert of Staunton Virginia visited Carrollton this week staying with Mr and Mrs C K Henderson Jr They attended graduation at Agnew Scott College where their daughter Eleanor Gordon also graduated The Gordons, former Carrollton residents and longtime Presbyterian pastor, traveled from Staunton by car.
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John DB. Gordon
Robert
Staunton
C. K. Henderson
Agnew Scott College
Eleanor Gordon
Carrollton
Gordon
Nell Meadows
Reception for Carrollton High School Graduates
Graduates of Carrollton High School were honored at a Wednesday reception in the Carroll County Trade Board room. Organized annually by former graduates, the event featured a daisies decor theme and an interesting program with Mrs. E. W. Johnson, Miss Sara Gray, and Miss Nelle Hale. About 150 attendees enjoyed punch and sandwiches in the late afternoon.
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Carrollton High School
Carroll County Trade Board
E. W. Johnson
Sara Gray
Misa Nelle Hale
Getting the Most Out of Retailing at City Hall
A lecture and film event in Carrollton presents Getting the Most Out of Retailing at the city auditorium on Friday night June 10. Ruth Steed and W F Brannan of Dayton discuss retail losses causes, newspaper advertising, window displays, clerks and selling methods with a case study of a merchant’s turnaround. The event, free to the public, is sponsored by the Carroll County Trade Board and NCR.
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City Hall
Carrollton
Tyne
Xulex
Misa Ruth Steed
Carroll County Trade Board
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
W. F. Brannan
Dayton Company
Brannan
Broken Mare, Poodle Lovers, and a Blind Watchman
Walton News notes humorous social asides about broken horses and horns, a blind man ignoring an ultra-short skirt, and casual reflections on wheat harvest, dewberry dumplings, and chicken pie amid local chatter. The column blends small-town humor with everyday observations and quirks.
Rome and Carrollton Squads End Week With Losses
The text notes a rough stretch with two losses and poor baserunning while praising Jule Watson’s coaching potential. It records scores: Rome 5 Carrollton C, Rome 8 Carrollton G, and a 4 won to 16 lost record, forecasting a Monday game against Griffin.
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Rhaides
Hamlet
Ty Cobbs
Jule Watson
Teasday
Rome
Carrollton C
Carrollton G
Griffin
Appreciation for care and sympathy from Brown family
Mr and Mrs Paul F Brown and children express heartfelt appreciation for tender care during illness of their babe and for sympathies after her passing. They wish justice and wholehearted sympathies for all in times of grief.
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Paul F, Brown
Tulsa Riots Spell Horror in Racial Clash With Troops on Duty
News recounts the June 1 Tulsa riot with 80 plus dead and extensive property destruction in the negro quarter. National guard troops are on duty and police say 175 dead or missing, as mobs of whites and blacks clash across the city.
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Riveriote
Nationard
Bar
Tulsa lynch rumor in county jail case sparks mob scene
Tulsa June 1 The veteran editor notes a racial prejudice tale of a negro accused of assault sparking a courthouse mob rumor. He argues such mobs arise from curiosity more than resolve and warns police failure at the moment of threat. Continued on Page Eight.
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Tulsa County
Young Boy Severely Wounded Bathing at Trumpington Creek
Carter, thirteen, was seriously injured while bathing with friends in Trumpington Creek. He jumped from a spring board, landed on a hidden sharp object, and a fishhook-like implement penetrated his body. A physician treated the wound. he is expected to recover in a few days if no complications arise.
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Carter
Trumpkington Creek
Beya
Theo
Ilo
Robinson Williams Wedding in Carrall on May 28
Mrs Gladys Robinson becomes Mrs Roy Williams in Carrall on Saturday May 28. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Robinson of this city. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs A L Williams who live about three miles east of town on route 31.
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Carrall Tomy
Gladys Robinson
iMr
Roy Williams
Eaghil Te Notmiin
W. M. Robinson
A. L. Williams
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Fragmentary Wroe quotation on money and action
Brief, fragmented excerpt notes that two kinds of money never amount to anything one cannot do and one cannot do anything else, attributed to Wroe's Writings.
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Wroe
Weevil Control Advice Says Timely Horticulture Required
Department advises daily cotton checks for weevils now to protect yields. Officials warn weevils infest buds and can ruin hundreds of bales if untreated. Regular field inspections twice weekly over the next two weeks recommended to save crop and money.
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Tulsa
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Collier
Tulsa, Okla
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United News
Robinson—Williams
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Citizens Bank
Newnan Street
First National Bank
A Million Dollar Bank
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