Warren Adopts Hands Off Policy In State Election
Governor Fuller Warren said he will take a hands off approach in Florida's state legislative elections. He will not influence contests for any of the 19 Senate and 58 House seats and will not give speeches or purge lawmakers who supported his sales tax program. Qualifications for candidates are due February 3 with primary focus on those who voted for or against the three percent tax.
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Barbara Frye Lahassee
Fla
Fuller Warren
Senate
Quen Mong
United Press
Warren
Tme
Florida
John E. Mathews
Jacksonville
Mathews
Wallace E. Sturgis
Ocala
George Leahy
Fort Lauderdale
Willim J. Ray
Bradenton
J. C. Getzen
Bushnell
Democratic Executive Committee
Leroy Colling
Tallahassee
Evans Caraty
Stuart
Sandy) McArthur
Fernandina
B.C. Pearce
Palatka
W. A Shands
Gainesville
Leaird
Ray
Getzen
L. Alford
Grande Ridge
Wilton
Quincy
W. T. Davin
Madison
J. Watford Lind Jer
Lake City
D. Clarke
Monticello
James A. Franklin
Fort Myers
Raymond Sheldon
Vampa
Philip Beall
Pensacola
Blurgis
British Correspondent Sir Willmott Lewis Dies In Washington
Sir Willmott Lewis longtime London Times correspondent died suddenly in Washington after lunch at the National Press Club. Known as Britain official ambassador, he was knighted in 1981 for services reporting the United States. He preferred to be called Bill Lewis by colleagues.
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Washington
Willmott Lewis
Emritus
London Times
Papd
Bie
National Press Club
Willmott
Capital
Britain
United States
Bill Lewis
the Times
Atlantic
U. S
Washington Cor
Mrs. Whaley’s Vicksburg pound cake recipe highlighted
A Dothan Eagle supplement cookbook features Mrs. Joe Whaley of the Vicksburg community sharing her favorite pound cake and velvet pound cake recipes. The aged, dog eared booklet contains detailed steps for creaming butter and sugar, folding in egg whites, and baking at 350 degrees for about an hour.
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Joe ‘Whaley
Wickaburg
Mrs. Whaley
Eagle
Abby Ellard
Joe Whaley
Vicksburg
Ritz Carlton Hotel New York Landmark to be Torn Down
New York AP report says the Ritz Carlton, a 16 story luxury hotel on Madison Avenue near 47th Street, will be demolished to make way for a 2 story office building. The Uris brothers own the site on a long term lease at 228000 a year, with a project cost around 15000000. The Ritz, opened in 1910, hosted celebrities and royalty and helped popularize elegant living and the word gitzy.
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New York
New York City
Uris Brothers
Madison Avenue
48Th
47Th Street
Manhattan
Webster's New International Dictionary
London
Ert Goelet
Carlton House
Frogs Love And Law Of Love In Alabama Frogs
Alabama frogs keep strict mating rules tied to air and water temperatures. Some species wait until 68 degrees, others begin earlier or later with rainfall. Frogs show absent minded quirks and even can get by with no brain, yet some eat anything that moves.
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Foster Halee Montgomery
Alabama
Frog Biology and the Clever Reflexes of Amphibians
The text humorously notes frogs' predatory habits and mischief in nature. It mentions frogs eating others and being eaten, a herpetologist as a frog expert, and a frog’s brain being removed yet the animal balancing like a tightrope artist as a bundle of reflex actions. The passage ends with a remark about a frog’s lack of intellect when placed in a box.
Nations Join Soil Conservation Effort, 49 Active
Government statistics show forty nine countries are actively engaged in soil conservation practices. The data highlight growing international commitment to soil health and sustainable farming methods amid global environmental concerns.
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Daytona Beach
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U.S
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Institute of Scrap Tron and Steel
Demard
Pride of the Farm
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Washington State
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Georgia
ONIX
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East Main Street
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Chicago
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Peter
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