Inaugural History Through Hazy OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes recount early U S presidential inaugurations and notable moments. It mentions Jefferson Harrisons era to Taft and Roosevelt, with oddities like canaries at a ball and a turkey, reflecting a garbled timeline of inaugural traditions and ceremonial quirks.
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Warren Starts Paring Florida Universities Requests For Money
Gov Warren and the State Budget Commission opened a three day session to trim university budget requests totaling over seventy one million dollars including the University of Florida Florida State and Florida A and M. They face a projected two year deficit of about 320 million despite economy efforts and must bundle agency requests for the Legislature next April. The Ringling Museum sought 154000 and was rejected, a sign of broader curtailment.
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Paul Scherf Heads State Cancer Drive
Paul Scherf was named state chairman of the American Cancer Society fundraising drive in Alabama. The appointment was announced by Mrs. Lt. Gen. Meade, Birmingham executive director of the society’s Alabama division, at a Birmingham event yesterday.
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Birmingha
Alabama
Unclear OCR fragment hints at FDR era connection
Fragmentary text mentions a bridesmaid phrase and a reference to Franklin D. Roosevelt. The garbled segment mentions Chi Junthe Fuller and a claim about swearing men into the presidency six times, ending with an unresolved conclusion. The source is too fragmentary to extract a coherent event or人物.
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Chi Junthe Fuller
Bootlegging Racket Big Business Still Reported by ABC Agents
Alabama liquor enforcement chief Joseph T. Burton says bootlegging is big business with margins up to 14 to 1. Moonshiners reportedly make liquor for $1 a gallon and sell it at $8 to $15, while agents say they seized vast quantities and secured thousands of arrests in 1948, with fines, costs, and prison terms totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars and years.
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Alabama
Joseph T. Burton
Burton
Toint
ABC
Little Red Hen Lays Eggs In Style In Jerseyville NJ
In Jerseyville New Jersey a pet hen visits WPI Virg il Busch window to lay eggs then is carried to the family living room. After laying the egg the hen clucks and is returned outside. A tiny clamp-on nose microphone aids communication in noisy workplaces like boiler rooms and ship engine spaces. Authorities seized over 2500 quarts of nonage whisky last year. 114 arrests and nine ears impounded. Whisky shipments came from Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and Florida. Burton says at least 60 investigators are needed in addition to the seven current on the case. Jefferson County requires 20 agents and 10 cars. The department currently has four investigators and two cars in operation.
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Alabama
Burton
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ternessee
Florida
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Thurmond Pledges States Rights Fight in SC Speech
Governor Strom Thurmond, the States Rights Democratic candidate, vowed to continue fighting for state sovereignty in a speech to the 8th South Carolina General Assembly. He warned against ceding constitutional powers to the federal government while stressing duties of states and Americans alike.
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South Carolina General Assembly
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Seminole Men and Boys Attend Tractor School
Seminole County farmers and 4H club boys attend a 45 tractor short course in Albany this week. They learn tractor care basics and will return to hold discussion groups for 41 boys. Attendees include Breck Avirett William Greene Rex Trewick Rudolph McDonald and Eugene Regan.
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Seminole County
Breck Avirett
Wiliam Greene
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Hens Can Be Fooled Lights Lift Egg Output
Poultry expert from the University of Illinois says winter lighting boosts egg production. Extension Poultryman F. Ridlen notes 1 watt highlume reflectors per 20 square feet, with lights on at a fixed daily time so hens adapt. He adds economic development hinges on productive labor participation.
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Dinois
F. Ridlen
University
College of Agriculture
Ridlen
Pepper and Colleagues Back Health Insurance Plan
Senator Pepper with Murray and Humphrey discussed a broad health program backing Mr Froman's national health insurance plan. They met Oscar Ewing as Federal Security Administrator to study proposals including hospital construction aid medical research medical schools and students nurses recruiting expansion of the Public Health Service and a dental program.
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Ewing
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State of the Union
Marion Lions Club Corn Festival Plans in Perrys County
About 220 corn growers and local businesses are expected to join Marion Lions Club for a Perrs County corn festival. Zinns Club provides event for youths and farmers with 70 farmers earning recognition for high yields and 41 members showing corn demonstrations last year. Perry County Agent Bob Griffin predicts continued yield gains and higher livestock production amid pest and weather factors.
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