Farmer Kiwanis program to be held Wednesday in Cairo
A large all day meeting at the Agricultural Institute in Cairo gathers hundreds of farmers and state workers to discuss diversified farming. The program runs from 9 to 4 with lunch, a barbeque, and a judging contest, featuring talks by F W Burns J J Cummiste and others on dairying cattle horticulture and truck farming. The event, led by MD Back and Dr Arthur Keyten, aims to move farmers away from one crop farming and showcases pure bred stock and farm implements.
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Doi Kiwanis Club
Cairo
Indus Fes
MD. Back
Arthur Keyten
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Slaughter
Jpusics
Kiwania
WN Block
A Ywiiv Keytan
Emrsic
Stacfitä Te von
Brecford Knapp
Auburn
Alnoma Polsizchare Insitute
F. W. Burns
An ‘Bom
Music
Z .Smenaral
Beth P. Storrs
State Commission
Aggeaiuiral
Lpsic
Grady County
Georgia
Crine
Lughes
Coiry Chemleir
Merce
Sic
J. J. Cummiste
Donalsonville
B. C. Stone
J. Q
Headland
W. J
Sheely
Atantic Coast Line Railway
Winslow
Cer
Trat of Georgia Railroad
Houston County
Johnson
Cation
John W. Hersock
Savanter
Husi
S H. Malone
F ° National Bank
John J. Flowers
Dothan Bank and Trusty
A P. Seddon
Valer
Alabama
Gie Railway Company
Eld
Florence Man Burned When Stove Explodes
Florence Alabama December 27 29 an automobile tire cleaver? recalled when a gasoline stove exploded flames trapped in his office and his cob? before fellow employ an aid break through a window aided teach him
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Florence
Ala
Reading Scripture Arrest Sparks Soviet Clampdown
London dispatch reports a Soviet police raid after a Bible reading for workers' children led to the arrest of Princess Sophie Lieven sister-in-law of Sir Kynaston Studi the former London mayor. She was jailed in Lubenks on charges of Christian propaganda amid a wave of anti religious actions.
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London
Mall
Mogeow
Sophie Lieven
Kynaston Studi
Lori
Lubenks
Lee
Neces Sophie
Krynasten
Alexgrava Lieven
Prince Paul Lieven
Negotiations Advance In Chinese Peace Talks
Reports from Shanghai describe ongoing discussions between the Warehara provincial government and Soviet Russia over settlement terms in the Chinese peace process. Foreign Minister Wang from Nanking signaled progress, while Tokyo cautioned China on alliance obligations.
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Warehara
Soviet
Russia
Nank'n
Moscow
F. Wang
Nank’ng
Fate of Ships In Snow Storm Unknown
A severe snow storm off the southeast coast stranded three freighters and about a dozen sailors. A rescue tug headed toward the scene from Sydney, and the steamer Jockiein aided by taking off several men 4 miles from port. Captain Green of the Kay doubts any of the vessels survived.
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ST. Inins
Cratch
Sydney
Sree County
Drablet
Green
Kay
St Johns
Cous
Fire Wrecks Martha Washington Apartments
Fire forced five families to seek refuge at the scene as flames tore through the Martha Washington apartments. Estimated damage runs around 75 dollars, with residents escaping personal effects and belongings before the blaze spread to adjacent sections of the building.
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Sinet
Martha Washington
Ex-bank president gets three years in South embezzlement case
Montgomery Abin Dee 2404 Allen Merrill Brown former East Alabama National Bank president at Buffulo pleaded guilty to embezzling 136000 and was sentenced to ten years in Atlanta federal prison. R E B Wood a former teller at Andalusia National Bank received 18 months in Chillicothe Ohio. Brown’s counsel urged leniency noting lack of criminal intent and ministers' letters attest to his background. Brown admitted the crime saying he would face the world with his head up.
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Brown
Edwin R. Holmes
Barbour County
Ambaras
Seversl
Bertram Bi Thoen
Mriccengl
fFtate N
Grady Reynolds
Reynoli
Yahkee
Shay
Brown Sho
Young Wood
Emmett P. Smith
Chanlain
Teller
State Prison
Smith
Wood
Holmes
Henry D. Clayton
Italian King to Visit Pope in Historic Diplomatic Move
The article reports a planned visit by the Italian monarch to the pope, signaling a notable diplomatic event. No clear dates or names are readable, but the piece emphasizes the significance of this royal papal audience and its potential impact on church-state relations.
Florida Lamberman Dies Yesterday
Florida Lamberman dies yesterday in Pensacola Florida. The notice lists surviving spouse and five children. Fire department report notes a kitchen fire started by wire, extinguished within two hours after alarm.
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Florida Lamberman
Bitter Cold Grips Western Nation Amid Snow Freeze
Denver reports temperatures near minus thirty with many states from the Continental Divide to the Mississippi hit by frigid air. Snowfalls blanket the region as buses and trains run with delays and highways see closures, while Kansas City records its first snow of the year and the weather bureau promises a slow thaw tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Gulf Coast
Arkansas
Tennessee
Rayman
Marion Ot
Orange
Clay
S. Gy
Earl Neal
Geneva Ark
Hig
Manila
Ark
Denver
Colo
Continental Divide
Mississippi
Wyoming
Cotoraia
Montana
Towa
Kuma
Kansas City
Elrerlas
United States Weather Bureau
Bill To Aid States In Building Rural Roads Is Introduced
A bill to appropriate 2.25 billion dollars to aid states in constructing rural post roads was introduced today by Representative Robinson, Republican of Kentucky. The measure would allocate the same amount again for the program in the ensuing year.
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Washington. de
Tempertative Robinson
Republican
Kentucky
Theo
Jacksonsite Fla Av Suiter Tts Font Inches Go
A fragmented item from Jackson County Florida cites a person named Suiter dealing with font and inches. The readable words suggest a local note or brief about measurement or typography but no clear event, date, or outcome. Further legible details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Jacksonsite
Fla
Weather Forecast for Meabam and Nearby
Mostly fair conditions with cool temperatures. Morning lows around 16 degrees, daytime highs near 22 to 26 degrees. Tuesday expected to be fair with slowly rising temperatures in the northeast portion. Winds from the northeast increasing to gale force.
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S. Alabama
Alabama to receive federal highway funds in 1952
Alabama will receive 1 557 972 of the 873 125 000 authorized by Congress for federal aid highway construction in fiscal year 1952. A balance of 25 000 000 remains for winter work if weather allows, with 101 128 000 to be available for one year. The fund is apportioned among the 48 states and Hawaii by area, population, and road mileage.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Alabama
Congress
Arthur M. Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Aml
Hawaii
Two Held On Forgery Charge In Bascom Case
George Atreell and Henry Regging of Bascom are jailed on forgery and related charges. Investigators say the pair obtained cash and goods through forged checks, with authorities tracing the scheme to a Bascom store and a middleman. (Note: readable fragments only.)
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George Atreell
Henry Regging
Bascom
Met
Acotant
Dallas County Man Dies This Morning
A Dallas County man died this morning in a brief, fragmented notice. The report mentions several names and places in a garbled OCR form but indicates a fatality occurred with local area ties, including Selma and Birmingham references and multiple family connections.
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Dallas
Miss Mexico Freed On Charge Of Murder
A fragmented report notes the case of a person referred to as Miss Mexico who was freed after a murder charge. The text is garbled but indicates court action and an ongoing legal process surrounding a contested murder accusation.
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Mexico
Protest Readied Over Newsprint Price Hike
New York December reports a protest by the American Newspaper Publishers Association against a proposed rise in newsprint costs. Officials say a 25 dollar per ton increase would unfairly raise expenses for member papers under five year contracts with International Paper Company. The association plans a protest before the Canadian government and notes the time price to all policy could stay if current rates hold.
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New York
Dee
American New
Ver Publishere Association Viet
Pennsylvania
Ofclila
Interational Paper Company
Arvericttt Newspaper Publishers Association
Comppang
Canada
Publica Yong Um
Tuat
Newspaper Publisher Association
ALN
Ita
International Paper Company
Twenge
Oatinenges
Megspaper
Rich Sioux dies in Chicago India chief heir dispute
An aged Indian ward of the government died at Cook County Hospital in Chicago at 72. Ownership of a late chief Charging Hawk’s estate sparks a fight with Inez, his daughter, and Ethel Gumbo alleged widow. Claims involve a will, government allotments, and a potential heirship bid by Shiver Bear.
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Chicago
Dee
Ethel Gumbo
Haig
Hawk
Shiver
United State Arms
Meelad
Jude Henry Clayton Is Better Today
Jude Henry Clayton shows improvement after a minor operation. Reported by local physicians at Monticello Alabama, the patient underwent a blood transfusion and is listed as progressing well following the procedure conducted last Wednesday.
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Jude Henry Clayton
Congress splits over tariff and other matters
Washington scene opens a new session as Congress meets amid tariff debates and aTreasury plan for a one cent rate cut. Hawes and committees push bills while partisan divisions loom ahead of Hoover’s first annual message and the 1922 election cycle.
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Amily
Avis
Union
Invrim
Telar
Tariff
Senate
Pyc
Sion
Houke
He Xian
Senatareleyt Willian S
Nerrin
Nebraske
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George Atwell
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Bascom, Fla
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Rich Sioux
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Jean Large
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