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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
4
Hal Boyle compiles a humorous tentative Santa gift list of books and titles to help Saint Nick choose gifts for famous and ordinary people. The piece cites Rexbursts of figures like Barkley Hoover Eisenhower and others, ending with a note on the Queen Mary liner’s size and decks.
A Rockefellers Center observer links the Jerusalem issue to peace symbols and urges compromise on the city’s fate. The UN Assembly issued a plan for internationalization, but Israel and Jordan refuse to relinquish control, threatening the plan’s viability as the trusteeship council proceeds with drafting details.
Blakely FHA chapter earns statewide honor as outstanding unit in Georgia News and Future Homemakers of America. State advisor cites nine active members and published materials. chapter mother and father named, with local officials praising the achievement at a recent banquet. Nearby note: new veterans’ drum corps revival tied to old state prize legacy and dental issues.
The Grand Canyon of the ast, a long scenic river gorge in Letchworth State Park on the Genessee River, sits about 50 miles north of Rochester New York.
A strange claim notes weight varies with lunar position and with being upstairs or downstairs. The article cites observations that people weigh more when the moon is on the horizon and less when overhead, and that elevation affects weight measurements.
About 9,000,000 safety razor blades are used annually in the United States. The figure reflects razor blade consumption across households and personal grooming practices within the country.
Alakly special report on Early County teachers urged to treat each student as an individual not a group. Shrouse said many students drop out. only 41,903 of 62,617 first graders in 1938 remained in school in 1944. He highlighted guidance programs and better in service training for teachers.
The Florida state prison will release George L. Brooks known as Tiny after four years for burglary. Instead of a new suit of clothes the prison will give him an extra 15 dollars in cash. Brooks is six feet four inches tall and weighs 304 pounds.
In Vaneville Wisconsin a busy day unfolds as the Fiedler family, with three children named All-Dorn and Mary Louis, mark a notable year. Dousing is ten years old and the day includes events affecting the family.
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