Four Day Camp Highlights by Houston County 4-Hers
Ninety Houston County 4-H members returned from a four day camp near Vicksburg. The group included many named leaders and participants such as Artie Byrd Adan Warold, Robt Wood, Martha Baie, and Mary fo Cleamain. They shared activities, projects, and achievements, with emphasis on youth education and community involvement.
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Artie Byrd
Adan Warold
Chitun
Adans
Robt Wood
Adam Bernice Alley
Jin Ty Mies
Joseph Algnod
Blyboy
Fand
Nex Bonner
Rex Buntin Kude'ph Tice
Tany Fish
Billy Criey
Baresey
Foun
Adle
Chuky
Bobar
Gienh
Cobb Bob
Itson
Bsid
Gimole
Billy Ray Guanberty Bowes
Granger
Robby Halt
Fay Hardy
Gevard Holts
Holt Godaya Willows
Flere Aono
Tughor
Dan Day
Charles Finsis
Inmet Telfeoat
Bobb Iy
Hitry
Minty
Dan Solin
Tillman Neon Lataw
Valmet
George Benne H Pang
Fdwin Rhodes Punt Ra Pobert
Livia Sallis
Shiiby Sie
Sal
Fuqua to Speak on Finances at Saturday Session
Fuqua will attend a finance talk in Wakille Spring with Gov Deller Waren and other Tegilators. The event, described as a special session of the Legislature, aims to discuss the jabs financial crits and related taxation issues.
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Bradenton Pia
Ben Luquy
Jean Gov Deller Waren
Wakille
Pugva
Goveror
Legisiat
Pororful
Witnesses Report Boys Of 14 Carried Guns In Revolution
Witnesses described youths as young as fourteen carrying rifles during unrest in Guatemala City. Reported shots rang from a hotel lobby and windows were hit as crowds fled toward the National Palace amid the violence surrounding the ouster and assassination of army head Col Tranell.
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Lion Saus
Col Tranell
Javier Arianead
Stem
National Palace
Alana
Rosentuld
Sists
Wwe
Hota
Guatemala
Headland tops Seminoles in ninth inning rally
In Headland a pitchers duel broke late as the home club rallied for a 21 victory over Emory Tindsex's Donalsonville Spirit. Headland’s ace delivered a ninth inning triple driving in the winning run, with Husty and Blanton contributing multi hit efforts.
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Blakely
Headland
Emory Tindsex
Donalsonville
Spirit
Fist River
Tan
Alabama
Husty
Blanton and Stevenson
Ed McKngat
Gene Clarie
Authit
Ming
teGred
Baller
York
Lindsey McKnight
Clark and
Sullivan
Warren to Make Major Importance Address Friday
Warren plans a major address Friday with details about a statewide fiscal policy. The caravan includes references to Barabbridge, Mullers and other locals as games are listed and broadcast plans noted for Tallahassee and additional stations across the South.
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Warren
Unclear historical note on a theft inquiry passage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a thief and a line about getting a dock easily. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or events with confidence.
Noisy Yard Might Hide Big League Talent
A scrambled, radio style report hints at baseball strategy and player disguises as teams try to hide talent from televised games. Mentions Casey Stengel and a rookie catcher named Di Magga, with references to rain delays and public scrutiny.
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Cen Fet Feder
di Magga J
Commission To Extend Fishing Work Survey In Florida
The Commission voted a recommerditoy ay Chief Fisher Biologist Ton F Dequae that all and four nets be allowed for the taking of aidhem at St Johns River and Lake Okeechobee. They did not act then but plan further advisement. The report urged closing some water areas to commercial fishing and recommended netting supervision on the lake and river. The Commission reinstated seven concrete feet of scale nets and vote permits were approved. State Reps BML Thars and J H Peebles requested the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisa Connton
Funem
Feu
Lake Okeechobee
Miehiney
Bml Thars
Cherchobee
J H Peebles He
Gindos
Dispute Delays Work On Miami Booker T Washington School
In Miami Florida a conflict between white and Negro labor unions halted work on Booker T Washington High School. Rival unions objected to Negro painters' participation, tying the dispute to union affiliations with UMW and AEL, while the school board sought non-union Negro workers to continue the project.
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Miami
Fla
Miamis
Booker T Washington
Crs
Negro Wnion
Yank Rielmar
United Mine Workers
APL
UMW
George Pegram
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