Florida beach cabin sites offered for settlement
The Bureau of Land Management reopens 250 homesites on public land in Bay and Walton counties Florida for settlement. Plots range from one and a half to five acres within a mile or two of Lake Powell and the gulf. Applications from veterans start July 23, general public October 22. No minimum bid or rentals. land is flat sandy sometimes swampy with pine and palmetto groves. Prospective tenants must inspect the land in person.
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Wallon Countes
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Panama City
Pensacola
Warren Of Florida Warns Democrats To Watch Republicans
Governor Fuller Warren told a North Florida legislative gathering that Republicans are on the march and Democrats must not sit back in the upcoming November election. He urged stopping rising state costs, called Florida’s per capita max high, and advocated a centralized state purchasing agency.
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Lake City
Fla
Fuller Warren
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South Florida
Natten
Columbia County
F. W. Bedenbaugh
Warerenslay
Air National Guard To Get Jet Fighters
Washington reports the Air Force will ship 107 F-1070 Shooting Star jets to the Air National Guard under a plan to modernize and expand units. First 42 fighters head to bases in California, Florida, Maine, Georgia and Nebraska with faster models to follow to Germany. Guard squadrons at Dow Air Force Base Bangor Maine and other bases prepare for delivery amid price discussions and assessments of needed improvements.
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World tension rises over Moscow Tito split and Western response
An analysis warns that Cominform turmoil, Tito’s split with Moscow, and Western reactions threaten democratic stability. It notes Britain and America hardening stance against Soviet pressure in Germany, with fears of a Balkan bloc forming and a broader Soviet threat to Western Europe.
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Ot Ile Marshall
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Ray Hows
Horn Ax
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Tito
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Moscow
Donna Yar Vimoslavan
Mosco
Walligness
West
Balkan
Albania
Dulgarit
Tong
Moscou
Macedah
Belstade
Asdiy
Hun
Kermag
Seeing-Eye Dog Ill and Coast Vacation in Question
A mistyped, garbled clipping reports a Seeing-Eye dog is ill and a mistress must abandon a coast vacation. The fragment mentions names and places in a disordered way, including references to Roma, Montgomery Caryee Louise Pickoiss, and a German Reyer, with unclear actions and dates.
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Montgomery Caryee
Louise
Rama
Dog Hoard Rally Sparks Sign Appeals and Doctor Orders
A fragmented report notes locals overfeeding a dog tied to a Montgomery ration hoard scene. A sign pleading restraint shifts to a direct appeal from doctor orders as the dog Rama rises to attention amid the ration controversy.
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Rama
Montgomery
Wages 1 Man War On Roadside Signs
Fred Charters Kelly named Ohio Broadside council’s citizen of the year for 25 years keeping a five mile road stretch free of roadside advertising between his Pensacola home and Ladson after World War I. He patrols the route with tools including a claw hammer and wrecking bar. A quirky note on local signage and humor about income and a wife purchase appears in the report.
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Cleveland
Ohio Broadside Council
Fred Charters Kelly
Kelly
Ladson
Kelly Mrived
Ulies
Sailors Snug Harbor A Maritime Charity On New York Shore
Hal Boyle reports on Sailors Snug Harbor near New York founded by Captain Robert Richard Randall La in 1833. The home cares for retired seamen with 50 buildings, hospital, dairy, cemetery, and free food and lodging. Fewer than 500 residents remain, and many are buried on the grounds. The charity, funded by an estate and Hamilton aid, offers modest spending money for odd jobs and a peaceful harbor life.
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W. Y
New York
Seng Harbor
Robert Richard Randalla
Manhattan
Alexander Hammlton
Une
Church repairs strain crew budget and routines
The quote notes a costly church repair burden for the crew. Thirty men attend Sunday services. Sailors’ recreation centers on shooting, checkers, and watching ships. Librarian Captain Fred recalls few request for books, with most reading Westerns rather than sea tales.
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Patterson
Fred
Woman Defends Kitchen From Rattlesnake In New Mexico
In Portales New Mexico Mrs Gibbs McAfes grabbed the nearest tool as a rattlesnake slithered into her kitchen. A pot of beans boiling on the stove provided a dangerous backdrop as the encounter ended with the snake killed.
Cleveland Youths Develop Theft Habit
Clayton J. Hamilton, savings manager, notes a trend of theft among local youths linked to increased school banking and thrift programs amid a wet year. A Salt Lake City report says a Women’s Breakfast Club party failed to invite Earl, who did not attend the award event due to the mistake.
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Soiety
Salt Lake City
Earl
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