Seventh Grade Wins Christmas Skits at Blakely
Blakely special report on a school contest where seventh grade won first prize for a Christmas skit Don't Do Your Christmas Shopping Early directed by Mrs Leonard Houston and Miss Doris Prince. Peggy White starred with other students in a multi grade program featuring skits and carols. Judges included Mrs. Robert Hall and Dr. W. V. Dipble.
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Betty Swann
Julia Oldnam
Christ
Hallie Ruth Perry
Mickey McDonald
Lucy Wasdin
Mirissa Bynum
Norman Smith
L. EB. Bridges
Myra Sue Jenkins
Argie Hudspeth
Ben Hunt
Ellizabeth Wall
Betty Jean Lindsey
Bobby Layless
Rayford White
Santa
Ronald Taylor
George Earl Beasley
Tillers House
Anne Wall
Patsy Correll
Remelle Moore
Mery Ellen Arnold
Annette Perry
Hal Bynum
Jack Hall
Lewis Jones
James Bringon
J. C. Rogers
Charlie Houston
Leonard Smith
Sam McPhaull
Charlotte Chandler
Ann Sims
Barbara Batchelor
Polly Ann Stottall
Winston Chandler
Dot Jones
Vic Shoen
Roy Arnold
Joan Chandler
Sara George
Claude Day
Bing Crosby
Kenneth Tabb
Andrew Lister
June Tiner
Ann Tiner
Joyce Warren
Robert Hall
W. V. Dipble
R. K. Sikes
Henry Michael
Color photography boom via electronic controls in Oceanside
In Oceanside California the color photo print field shifts toward an electronic revolution led by M. E. Parobek of a $100,000 dye transfer lab. Electronic Gauges and timing devices slash human error, cutting costs to roughly equal black and white prints. Studios in big cities may emerge to shoot color transparencies for photographers.
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Oceanside. Cal
M. E. Parobek
Parobek
Tae
Dye‘trans Color Photos, Inc
Pacobek
Rae
Parabek
He. Gnid
Parobck
Prices Paid Farmers and Congress Return in 1950 Forecast
Washington reports expect President Truman to present a State of the Union, economic, and budget messages as Congress reconvenes January 3. The focus includes farm price parity, costs of production, and calls to repeal Taft Hartley, civil rights, and national health plans. Agricultural expert A W Jones notes parity since 1909 14. Farmers urged to cut costs while maintaining efficiency amid a robust, talk filled early session.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Council of Economic Advisors
Khown
Auburn
A. W. Jones
API Extension — Service
D.A
Jones
Farmers discuss crop choices and parity ratio decline
The remarks emphasize choosing crops and livestock best suited to the farm operation for profitable sale in available markets. Mig Jones notes the parity problem stems from farmers’ selling prices dropping faster than their buying costs. The parity ratio stands near 99, down from earlier months and well below the 133 peak of October 1946.
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Mig
Jones
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