Birthday party for Buddy Pate and travels in the region
Mrs. Sanfy Pate hosted Buddy Pate's fourth birthday with yard games and cake at the Pate home. The notice lists relatives visiting Ashford and nearby towns, travel updates, and funeral attendance, with several out of town visitors from Miami Washington D C San Diego and Birmingham. A separate brief reports Floyd Lore a Wyoming father of eight was fatally shot when a rifle discharged during a pig slaughterhouse incident.
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Buddy Pate
Jar
Horace Pate
Jack Johnson
Birmingham
Duncan Yelverton
Miami
G. ¥. Yelverton
Truman Whitaker
Joe Nowell
Marvin Parks
Savannah
L. C. Brinnan
Newville
Hot Springs
Ark
Ben Haye
Robert Hobbs
Palmetto
Fla
Henry Williams
Dothan
Alice Pate
Fred Sandford
San Diego
Cal
A. L. Snell
W. O. Hand
Lynwood Buntin
Martha Lynn
Montgomery
Ashford
Douglas
Wyo
Floyd Lore
Lore
Hughes Family Holds Homecoming Dinner At State Park
The Fate W. M. Hughes family and friends held a July Fourth homecoming at Chattahoochee State Park in Gordon. A long luncheon amid oaks and pines was followed by swimming, fishing, boat races, baseball, and singing. Governor Chauncey Sparks attended with his official party.
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Hughes
State Park
Chattahoochee State Park
Gordon
Route One
W. M. Hughes
Cottonwood
W. OM. U Hughes
Slughes
Gloria Cook
Alexandria
Chauncey Sparks
E. O. Crowe
Jacksonville
Fla
Dewey Hughes
W. OW. Hughes
Punamai
Crs
William Hughes
Newark
N. J
J. E. Christmas
BR. E. Christmas and Family
Ashford
Ernest Williams
W. C. Williams
Dothan
Sid
A. T. Conrad
Montgomery
Wilburn Atwell
G. L. Atwell
Bascom, Fla
Joe Chris
YMCA Locates Most Depositors From Manila Bank Cleared
The YMCA reports near completion of a 16 month search for 450 service members who left $42,000 with the Manila branch before the Philippines fell. Only 31 claims remain unsettled as managers continue to locate rightful owners or relatives. The effort began January 4, 1942 as Japanese forces advanced, with lists copied by typists to keep track of deposits and due sums.
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New York
YMCA
Manila
Philippines
Charles T. Tidball
Army-Navy Ymca
Service Men
HH. Ward Smith
Serge
Smith
Veterans Question Patriotism In A New War
Ruth Millett argues that returning World War II veterans faced homelessness and eviction when OPA controls ended, turning patriotic home defense into bitter memory. She warns that future wars risk repeating the same cruel cycle if propaganda masks harsh reality.
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OPA
Nero
Red Army Holds Trio Held By U S Forces
In Hof Bavaria the United States handed three Russians suspected of spying to the Red Army. No word arrived on two missing American officers, George Wryatt of Oklahoma City and Capt. Harold Cobin of Newark. US authorities had been negotiating a prisoner trade. The article also mentions sulpha drugs linked to pyridine from steel coke ovens.
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Frankfurt
TW. S
Red Army
Gound
Hof
Bavaria
Army
Rew
George Wryatt
Oklahoma City
Harold Cobin
Wirk
N.v
USDS
Twenty seven dead in Ecuador airliner crash
A twin-engine Aedes Aviation Co. airliner crashed while attempting a landing near Cuenca, killing 27 people. Most victims were Cuenca residents who had boarded in Quito and Guayaquil. Pilot Wayne Miller of Cheyenne Wyoming and co pilot Darwin Day of Yonkers New York were named by Latin American Airways Inc. One of two survivors was an 18 month old girl.
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Quito
Ecuador
Aedes Aviation Co
Cuenca
Guayaquil
Latin American Airways Inc
New York
Wayne Miller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Darwin Day
Yonkers, N. Y
Number of savings and loan associations in the U S
The article notes there are about six thousand two hundred thirty operating savings and loan associations across the United States.
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Savings and Loan Associations
U.S
Navy permits full use of Negroes in regular Navy
Nashville dispatch reports Navy officials announce full use of Negroes in the Navy pending admission of Negro commissioned reserve officers to the regular force. Lester Granger of the Urban League asserts integration has been achieved without barriers or loss of respect, citing prompt action against recruiting violations. James Maddox foresees improved Southern living conditions with industrial growth and a related drop in farm population.
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Nashville
Tenn
Navy
Lester B. Granger
New York
National Urban League
Lee Granger
Race Institute
Fisk University
James G. Maddox
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
South
New Putter Bases Ball Toward Cup
Cincinnati inventor Ball unveils a round headed putter made from a gas pipe like device. He claims the cylindrical blade causes topspin on the ball similar to billiards, aiming to improve putting accuracy. Only about 6 percent of prototypes survive testing and construction was done in a basement workshop.
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Cincinnati, C
Ball
Cincinnati
Fragmented notes on marine life and predation patterns
The garbled text discusses a dolphin family, predation tactics, and pack behavior as they attack prey. It mentions a grampus and various sea life, describing stabbing blades and breaking ice to access prey. The passage is fragmentary and lacks a clear single event.
Demand for chili rises with tourist tastemaking in Mexico
The text notes a surge in chili demand around 166s driven by travelers to Mexico who developed a taste for chili con carne. It highlights the influence of visitors on regional culinary trends and product popularity.
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Mexico
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