Truman to take 11 day inaugural vacation voyage
President Truman will travel to New England aboard the USS Williamsburg for an 11 day trip and return Labor Day. Charles Ross announced the plan with Capt. C. L. Freeman commanding the Williamsburg and Capt. James N. Foskett as naval aide. The voyage begins tomorrow at 240 p.m. EST and marks Truman's first official vacation since Roosevelt’s death in 1945.
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Parkers builds home from ammo boxes in Florida
Unalarmed by lumber shortages, E. E. Parkers family in Green Cove Springs constructs a house using more than 500 cartridge boxes and five silhouettes of 20 and 40 caliber machine gun bullets from an Army surplus sale at Camp Bland ing. The quirky structure is assembled from the repurposed ammo crates and stands as a unconventional shelter.
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Uruguay and Soviet Russia near trade talks in wool and hides
Uruguay eyes a formal trade agreement with Soviet Russia as talks progress led by Constantine Shevelev. Russians have purchased wool hides and meat, offering 20 percent above market, aiming to challenge Britain and the United States in the Uruguay market while courting long term access to the region.
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Nylon line theft sparks wallet loss in Spokane
Mrs P E Eddy stood in a nylon line at a downtown Spokane store and reached the counter to pay for stockings when she discovered her wallet with 106 missing. The incident highlights theft at a busy shopping area. Attorney General Hinkley in Denver ruled car taillight color schemes may be as bizarre as owners wish as long as not glaring.
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For Sale Items from 1930s Alabama Market Row
FOR SALE A good two horse wagon two bearers International walking cultivator two bottomide cultivator stalk cutter Two horse cutaway hatroy Ala a new automation washing machine han beer tired three tits One young mare mule weighing TOM pounds Soo W Tindell nene Big Creek FOR SALE-1932 Chevrolet Coach in wood conde vet of new tires EA Joiner Hartford routed one mile north of Strie Line Faig Fin FOR SALE One Jersey heifer three yente b will frathion in a Fewders J L McArdle rote fox 228 Dothan Ala near Kinsey FOUND Ladies down at Montgomery Ward s Saturday Owner can ket down by getting in touch with me and describing it Mrs J J Bond Dothan Ala route T
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Peanut Growers Urged to Dust With Sulphur for Leaf Spot
Growers are advised to dust peanut fields with sulphur or sulphur copper dust to combat leaf spot. If leaf worms are present, mix cryolite with the sulphur to control worms, saving extra pesticide costs. The note offers supplies and help with dusting needs.
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