Hazlewood High School Commencement Program
Dr Otis E Kirby pastor of the First Methodist church gave the baccalaureate sermon. The program opened with a processional and included congregational prayer by Rev L T McDougle and musical selections by the Glee Club. Rev J R Rush delivered the benediction and the recessional closed the ceremony.
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Otis” Kirby
First Methodist Church
Hazlewood High School
Town Creek
L. T
Mc Dougle
Baptist Church
Proctor, Sullivan—Glee Club
Palmer — Glee Club
L. L Abrams
Lord
Palmer— Glee Club
Otis E. Kirby
Methodist Church
Glee Club
J. R. Rush
Town
Atomic Radiation to Give Water Supply From Mountain Snow
Government scientists describe a remote control method using atomic radiation to estimate water resources from mountain snow. A radioactive material placed on the ground is detected by a Geiger counter. more snow weakens radiation, enabling automatic radio transmission of readings to distant rivers for planning water supply, flood control, and hydro power.
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Washington
World peanut production hits near eleven million tons in 1948
The 1948 calendar year saw global peanut output approach 11 million tons as major producers expanded planting and harvest efforts. This estimate reflects continued demand for edible oils and snack crops in postwar markets.
Warsaw Pushes Rebuilding Plan as City Reopens
Warsaw, Poland, launches a $62,500,600 rebuilding program as residents flee back to the capital. The population exceeds 610,000 amid wartime ruins, with prewar levels above 1.28 million and engineers predicting full reconstruction by 1965.
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Warsaw
Poland
Nelson's North Alabama Silver Headquarters Ad
From this area's oldest jewelry establishment to its youngest graduates we extend sincere best wishes and invite you to visit Nelson's to find finest silver patterns from Lunt Reed and Barton International Gorham Frank Smith and Alvin.
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Nelson
North Alabama
Lunt, Reed and Barton, International
Gorham
Frank Smith
Alvin
Dead Whale Sparks Sacajawea Memorial Debate in Wyoming
In Fort Washakie Wyoming on May 17 locals claim Sacajawea is buried in 1884 in Wyoming and press for a memorial citing a dead whale seen by Lewis and Clark. Historians dispute burial date and place with South Dakota death in 1812 and Charbonneau’s wives.
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Fort Washakie
Wyo
Pacific
Wyoming
Sacajawea
Agi
Congress
South Dakota
Lewis and Clark
Charbonneau
Isle Vanishes For 4th Time
HONOLULU May 17 A New Zealand Navy report says Fair Island a Tonga group volcanic isle has vanished for the fourth time in recorded history As a volcanologist Dr Thomas A Jaggar predicts it will rise again possibly forming a landmass larger than before The island’s history shows cycles of emergence and submergence dating back to 1865 with reappearances and disappearances through 1938 The battle between volcano and sea continues and Jaggar notes the volcano will ultimately prevail
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Honolulu
Fair - Island
Tonga
Hawaii
New Zealand Navy
Thomas A. Jaggar
National Park Service
U. S. Navy
Falcon Island
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