TVA Supporters Hope For Senate Victory On Plant Funding
TVA supporters hailed Senate subcommittee approval of a House backed plan to fund a 54 million dollar steam electric plant at New Johnsonville Tennessee with 4 million dollars start money. Senators McKellar Hill Sparkman praised the action while debates over funding and future committee approval continued.
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Washington
TVA
Senate
Stean
Appropriations
Government Corporations
Tennessee Valley Authority
New Johnsonville
Tenn
McKellar D- Tenn
Hill
Sparkman
Dala
Tennesseean
House
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Uae
Spark
Inan
Ferguson
Ne Chemical Plant
Chattanooga
McKellar
Newsmpen
ACYVA
Howse
Treasury
Collegiants favor Marshall Plan support in survey
Mnson College alumni survey from Collegiants for Europe aid shows 78 percent of 2,600 respondents support the Marshall Plan, 11 percent oppose, and 1 percent are neutral. The results reflect strong college backing for aid programs to Europe.
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Collegians
POK
Schenectady
N.Y
Mnson College
Europe
Taxidermy History Credited to Encyclopedias
A fragment notes taxidermy as an art with origins said to exceed 300 years, citing Encyclopaedia Britannica as a source.
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Encyclopedis
Net Tourney Upset Hits Southern Tournament
In Memphis Pat Card and Bitsy Grant fell in the Southern Tournament women's singles. Barbara defeated Card. Marta Burnett, top seed, faced Virginia Sims. Jean Clarke challenged Essing McAlister in a men’s singles clash, while Jack Pero and Glenn Gairdner opened. Larned meets Deo as rounds proceed.
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Barbara
Mitch
Vwoetercay
Pat Card
St. Louis
Marta Burnett
Mian
Gearest Virgina Simons
Jean Clarke
Birminghan
Essing McAlister
Chattanootta
Jack Thero
Atlanta
Farsi Wars
Amd
Tye
Desider Bitsy Grant
Jenany Dame
Graz
Fehnin
Bo Roddey
Charlotte
Jack Pero
Gener Setters
Ober Betatatis
Topale University
Thatesars
Het
Between 1th gud dunt the gumber of US counties watch fed time
The fragmentary note mentions counties and federal time, with unclear dates and entities. It reads as a garbled archival line about indicators of federal timekeeping across US counties, lacking coherent details or identifiable names.
Hal Boyle Column Mockery of Commencement Addresses
Hal Boyle mocks the traditional commencement ritual, lampooning tired professors and pompous speakers. The column humorously imagines earnest students facing a world of strained expectations and awkward college rituals.
Florida Insurance Commissioner Heads National Association
Florida insurance commissioner J Edwin Larson was elected president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners at its Philadelphia convention. He succeeds Seth B Thompson of Oregon. David A Forbes of Michigan was named vice president, and Willan P Hodges of North Carolina was reelected secretary. Zone presidents were chosen, with Zach Cravey named for Zone 3 covering Georgia and several southern states.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
J. Edwin Larson
Seth B. Thompson
Orean
David A. Forbes
Michifian
Willan P. Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Zach Cravey
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Tale of Three Counties Amory Mississippi
B S Chandler recalls four family births across three Mississippi counties. He and his older brother were born in Chickasaw County. Another brother was born after a county boundary shift. In 1874 his sister was born in the same room after the county’s name changed to Clay.
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Amory
Miss
B.S. Chandler
Mississippi
Chandler
Chickasaw
Unclear recipe steps for eggplant slices in oven
Fragmentary instructions describe baking eggplant slices dipped in flour. Slices placed on a baking dish with tomato and tinted cheese. If slices are less than half an inch thick bake about 20 minutes at moderate heat.
Surplus Rooms Await Republicans at Petty Conclave
Philadelphia notes a June 21 Republican National Convention faces a housing crunch with 2,188 delegates. An auxiliary housing committee, led by Frank C. P. McGlinn, reports about 10,000 rooms secured, about 5,000 in private homes with few takers. Republicans plan $5,000 daily for band music led by Meyer Davis with a 50 piece ensemble.
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Bernard Samuel
Frank C. P. McGlinn
McGlinn
Meyer Davis
Mold resistance: wrap bread in moisture proof paper to refrigerate
A storage tip advises wrapping bread in moisture proof paper and placing it in the refrigerator to prevent mold. This method aims to extend freshness and reduce spoilage.
King Yi Birthday Observed. Weather Sways June Mood
The report notes King Yi born December 14 with official observance on June 10 while predicting better June weather than December. Creeds gathered at Whitehall to view the Horse Guards today.
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London
King YI
Dee
Whitehall
Horse Guards
Common octopus devours own arms in cay
A brief read notes the octopus behavior described as eating its own arms, a tidbit from a short wildlife report. The idiosyncratic note mentions the creature and the cay where observed, reflecting a curious but limited science snippet.
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Cay
Fragmented quotation hints at uncertain speech patterns
The readable text presents disjointed phrases about affection and education, plus a stray remark on plans and wearing dukes. It appears as a chaotic snippet likely from a larger dialogue or pasted OCR with missing context and garbled syntax. No clear events, names, or dates emerge to anchor a news item.
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