State Plant Board Tightens Grip On Air Travel
Gainesville report shows Florida Plant Board strict over air travel with many plant inspections and quarantines. By Arthur C. Salt, Board review cites extensive fruit and citrus checks, 83 countries, 11,000,000 citrus trees, and 2 420 nurseries examined. Interceptions of fruit infested with Mediterranean fruit fly noted. Concerns rise over Mediterranean fruit fly and other pests entering on plant material and shipments.
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Spoon Bread Variations and Menu Ideas from 1950s
Gaynor Maddox describes southern and northern spoon bread versions using white or yellow corn meal and buttermilk or sweet milk. The piece contrasts Golden Spoon Bread and Dixie Spoon Bread textures, provides recipes, serving suggestions, and ends with money-saving menus for planned meals.
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Gaynor Maddox
New Year Sales and Price Cuts Boost U S Consumers
United Press reports widespread discounts across sectors as Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward slash midwinter catalog prices up to 36 percent while Buick Oldsmobile Ford cut car prices. Downticks in wholesale food prices offset by steel cost bumps. Labor Department notes a slight rise in living costs.
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Oldsmobile
Inland Steel Company
Washington
Labor Department
Christus
Des Moines
Winter Theme Salads and Dishes for Buffet Serves Two to Six
A scattered recipe list detailing a bright red apple and potato salad, a creamy French dressing based salad with celery carrot peas and pickles, an iceberg and cabbage salad with sour cream dressing, and a roasted chicken dish with paprika mustard and stock. It notes January abundance of lettuce cabbage and dairy and offers serving guidance for salads and a hot chicken entree.
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Miller
Slow Year 1949 Ties to New Deal and Fair Deal
James Marlow reviews 1949 as a slow year in U S politics marked by gradual recovery after the New Deal era. He notes Congress enacted wage and social measures, kept rent controls, and advanced security under Truman, while foreign policy aligned against communism in Europe and defense spending rose, with many initiatives pushed forward for later years.
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Evergreen Income Tax Lawyer Daniel Gantt Dies
Daniel Jenkins Gantt, an Evergreen income tax lawyer, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. He graduated from Howard College Birmingham and Georgetown Law, spent 30 years with the Internal Revenue Department, then established private practice in Atlanta before moving to Evergreen in 1934. Survived by his widow Roberta Fullon Gantt, a sister, and a niece, all of Evergreen.
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Flying Sphere Haunts Hamlet Pilot in UFO Sighting
Wartime style report describes pilot Phillip Gibbons and witnesses at Hamlet W C observing a silver sphere about 20 feet in diameter at 2000 to 4000 feet. The object moved unpredictably near the sun while the pilot warmed his plane. Doctors and fire chief observed it. a parachute-like article appeared to drop but opened.
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Weather Balloon Rumors Spur Aviation Theories
Speech by Gibbons questions a silver sphere and balloon activity over town with claims about a plane at 100 miles per hour and radio sonde balloons from Charlotte and Fort Bragg. He suspects deliberate engineering or scientists’ involvement and regrets witnessing the event.
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Falling Tree Kills Lumber Operator near Georgiana
An 85 year old Georgiana lumber operator Ed Skipper was killed by a falling tree limb a mile east of Georgiana. He died before reaching a hospital. A second accident injured Bryant Hood, 42, also of Georgiana, when a log rolled off a timber truck about five miles west of Georgiana. His condition was not believed serious.
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