Florida Children's Home Society marks 45th anniversary
Jacksonville witnesses a gathering of over 800 as the Florida Children's Home Society marks 45 years of service caring for more than 53,000 needy or orphaned children. Gov. Millard Caldwell credits the society with shaping the Florida Children's Commission to curb juvenile delinquency. Rotary clubs and S. Kendrick Guernsey highlight the group’s contributions to legislation and social welfare. Marcus W. Fagg, longtime superintendent since 1910, and Mrs. William J. Harkness honored for their roles in the society’s 1902 founding.
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Daddy) Fagg
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Moose Lodge Meeting Tonight Plans Rally and Installations
The Dothon chanter of the Royal Order of Moose announced a lodge meeting tonight at Cesrcoal Sisalase. W. H. Byrd said plans for a big rally precede the lodge installation on February 33. Membership is around 200 with 25 to 50 new members expected tonight. all members and prospective members were urged to attend.
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Real Humor Never Cruel Told by Roark Bradford at Tulane
Roark Bradford, dean of New Orleans authors, told Tulane freshmen that real humor is never cruel and that others misfortunes are not funny. He named Mark Twain as the outstanding American humorist and cited William Faulkner as the second major milestone in humor.
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Mississippi
Piccard Delays Ocean Depth Record Attempt
BRUSSELS Belgium UP The Piccard Cos syns dive to over 13000 feet in Gulf of Guinea off West Africa is postponed indefinitely due to ship damage and awaiting the tornado season. The S S Scaldis had minor collision with a Norwegian vessel and returned to Stockholm for a week of repairs.
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Record dive attempt hopes delayed by ship strikes and repairs
Expedition chief Piccard notes delays from a Jongsboremen strike in Helsinki, Swedish dock repairs in Stockholm, and safety alterations recommended for electrical equipment. The Belgian voyage aims to depart next September, seeking the ocean bottom dive after the 58 121 foot stratosphere climb years ago.
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Experiments to Track Glacier Movement Start in Switzerland
A long term project began in Switzerland to determine glacier movement and mass flow, aiming to complete in about 250 years. The study surveys planetary impacts, climate signals, and seasonal misalignments affecting ice sheets. Researchers from multiple institutions coordinate long range observations and data collection.
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Legion Plan Aids Vets In Prison First Offenders
Santa Fe New Mexico ex servicemen who are first offenders in the state penitentiary may gain parole under a plan by the Montaya Post of the American Legion. Larry Bynon chairs the committee to secure paroles for first offender veterans and has already seen two men released. The plan requires an honorable discharge, being a first offender, serving at least six months, a home post to sponsor and provide a job on release, plus guaranteed transportation and expenses. One veteran lacks a home post as his missionary parents were in Japan and were killed in the war.
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Panay era tale hints at postwar troubles and flight
Read fragmentary notes recount a young man who traveled from San Francisco to the east after discharge. He encountered trouble and burglary charges surfaced in a grocery store sting. A Santa Fe Legion posting suggests assessing his qualifications amid questions about his conduct.
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Berlin inquiry targets coffee and crime network
A fragmentary report describes a German coffee trade scheme involving cameras rings and other goods in exchange for pounds of coffee and crates of ching. It notes an officer fired for attempted theft and mentions a figure of about seven grand sent home while highlighting global production and those avoiding exploitative crimes.
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