Ward to Step Down as Tennis Association Leader
New York AP report notes Holcombe Ward will end 11 years as president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association and be succeeded by Larry Baker of Washington DC. Ward, eager for a quiet exit, sees 1920s amateur tennis set for a strong season with rising players challenging Jack Kramer.
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New York
Holcombe Ward
Sticeth
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Larry Baker
Washington, D. C
Ward
Jack Kramer
California
Mr. Ward
Incoherent OCR fragment involving coercion and FBI filing
The readable text describes an attempted coercion by a man named George and a forced car transport. FBI involvement is mentioned with an filing or charge. It also briefly notes a taxonomist defining classification of plants and animals.
Prediction of Davis Cup prospects in pro Kramer era
An unclear remark mixes fear for the Davis Cup with confidence in keeping a larger tureen. An attempt to query his view on the U S women facing Britain in the Wightman Cup yields a cautious reply about mellowing with years and future outcomes.
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Lieves
Kramer
Campbellton 4-H Girl Wins $100 Livestock Scholarship
Evelyn Henley of Campbellton received a $100 scholarship for her livestock exhibit at Chicago after showing in Quincy and Ocala at the Southeastern Livestock Fair. Mary Lou Wester joined Henley to represent Jackson County in Chicago. Jackson County 4-H girls Patsy Scott and Demores Barnes won $10 and $6, respectively, at Chipley West Florida poultry and egg show, with John Malone of Greenwood earning $5. The Chipley show occurred January 17 and the Chicago national livestock show ran November 30 to December 5.
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Marianna
Alyne C. Heath
Jackson County
Evelyn Henley
Campbellton
Chicago
Henley
Quincy
Ocala
Mary Lou Wester
Grand Ridge
Chipley
West Florida
Patsy Scott
Demores Barnes
Alford
John Malone
Greenwood
Headland Jaycee Group Is Planned Headland Jaycee Group Is Planned
Headland officials plan to organize a Junior Chamber of Commerce in Headland with a meeting set for Wednesday January 28. L. D. Durden state vice president of the Jaycees led a January 20 preliminary session with Ted Merriam state executive secretary and local men W. F. Vann H. A. Stroup and W. W.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. D. Durden
The
Jaycees
Ted Merriam
Durden
Jaycee
Ans
W. F. Vann
H. A. Stroup
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Picking Of Peanuts Practically Complete
ATLANTA AP Peanut growers across major regions have nearly finished harvesting with most stock moved to market. Quality remaining is poor due to wet weather though Virginia Carolina areas show light good quality stock with slight price premiums. Cleaned Virginia Carolina jumbos quoted 18 3-4 to 19 1-2 cents, others varied. Southwest Span ish No 1 stronger at 16 to 17 cents, runners 16 1/4 to 16 1/2. Peanut oil weaker at 28 to 28 1/2 cents, peanut meal 97 to 98 dollars per sack of a ton Southeast.
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Atlanta
Southeast
Virginia-Carolina
U. S. No
Arbor Day Observed At Florida Caverns Park Marianna
About 30 sixth grade students helped plant a cedar in the parking area of Florida Caverns State Park to highlight Arbor Day. Harry Walker, park superintendent, led tree planting. Rev. M. A. Du Rant gave the invocation. Attendees included Mayor Charlton Keen and sixth grade instructor Mrs. M. E. Melzer.
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Florida Caverns State Park
Harry Walker
M. A. DuRant
First Presbyterian Church
India opens home for aging cows to honor caretakers
A new facility in India provides a retirement home for elderly dairy cows no longer productive, honoring farmers and veterinarians who care for them. The program aims to reduce culling and improve welfare by offering shelter nutrition and medical oversight.
Williams and Officials Named in Local Record
Williams O L Ezzell J D Bush B P Davis Jr C N Rowell Jr W A Walsingham Morton Beasley and G W Ray are listed among local officials in the documentary record. The document cites these individuals in connection with council actions and property matters.
Florida salesman faces kidnapping charges in federal case
Clif ford Woodward George a Jacksonville salesman will be brought back to Tallahassee to face federal kidnapping charges. He allegedly abducted Dorothy Groover a 30 year old Florida capital employee and held her at gunpoint in a Moultrie Georgia hotel room after police were alerted by her screams.
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Clifford Woodward
George
Jacksonville
Dorothy Groover
Florida Capitol
Moultrie
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Clnz Cooke Macaonth
India
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N. Foster
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Chen Ed
Texo Poultry
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