Milk price cuts hit several Southern states
Prices for a quart of milk have fallen by one to two cents in multiple Southern cities as reductions spread from Little Rock to Memphis. Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Louisiana heard hearings as boards consider further drops. Delivery prices vary from 22 to 24 cents a quart.
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Tenessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Missip
Louisiana
Jacknville
Fla
Dairies
Georgia
Alabama
Franfois
Jackson, Miss
Baton Rouge
Snreveport
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jacksonville
Fila
Alabama Milk Control Board
James F. Stoner
Birmingham
Charlie Duncan
Georgia Mill Control Board
Atlanta
Columbus
Augusta
Know Your Neighbor Lewis Hudson Pulls For Fishing Hobbies
Lewis Hudson, assistant manager of the Danley Johnson Furniture store chain, moves from Geneva to Dothan to take charge of the new store. A 36 year old former bus driver and Army veteran, he values fishing and baseball, grew up near Dozier, and has deep ties in Crenshaw County. He and his wife Lyndall Robbins Hudson have two sons and attend Lafayette Street Methodist Church. Hudson is a past president of the Geneva Junior Chamber of Commerce and senior warden of the Geneva Masonic lodge while Mrs. Hudson leads the local Order of the Eastern Star.
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Clarence Streetaane
Danley - Johnson Furniture
Sowie
Ara Praia
Hudson
Dozier
Superintendent of Education
Opp
Geneva
Chapman Company
Danley Furniture Company
Hawaiian Islands
Danley’s
Olin Johnson
H. D. Danley
Dothan
Johnson
Danley
Lyndall Robbins
Jimmy
Billy
Hudsons
Motes Street
Lafayette Street
Geneva Masonic Lodge
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Lewis Hudson
Crenshaw County
Danley-Johnson Furniture
Eagle
Community Center At Geneva Fills Big Need For Residents
Geneva leaders convert a former food plant into a multipurpose center serving the American Legion Rotary Lions Garden Clubs and Boy Scouts. The center hosts handicraft and dancing classes teenage canteen and private parties with a full schedule and a plan to house the Legion recreation program this summer.
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Karol Latimer
Geneva
American Legion
Rotary
Lions
Garden Clubs
Boy Scouts
Newspaper Artist Opens Exhibition in Puerto Rico
Nino Sparacino, a former New York and Philadelphia newspaper artist now with El Mundo and Puerto Rico Hustrado, opened a 42-work exhibition of oil paintings watercolors and portrait sketches at the University of Puerto Rico. He plans to return to freelance work in New York in May after staying in Puerto Rico since 1945. Sparacino previously worked for the Philadelphia Ledger Philadelphia Record New York Evening Post New York Herald Tribune and The New York Times.
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San Juan
P.br. Cup
Nino Sparacino
New York
Philadelphia
University of Puerto Rico
Sparacino
el Mundo
Puerto Rico Hustrado
Freeelance
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia Record
Spatacino
New York Evening Post
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
Notable figures born in 1889 list includes Lincoln Poe Carson
The compiled birth year for Abraham Lincoln Edgar Allan Poe Kit Carson Oliver Wendell Holmes Lord Tennyson and William Gladstone is 1889. This record notes a grouped claim of historical figures born in that year.
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Abraham Lincoln
Edgar Allan Poe
Kit Carson
Oliver Wendell Homes
Lord Tennyson
William Gladstor
County Health Officials Resume Rat Eradication-Typhus Control
Do thAn-Houston County restarts full scale rat eradication and typhus control for two summer coverages. Four trucks with two-man crews and one city truck will operate county wide. $20,000 in funding from city, county, and federal sources supports control efforts. Since 1945 the program has cut the rat population by about eighty percent, with continued use of bait, arsenic water, and other methods to protect residents.
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Abby Ellard
Houston
Houston County Health Department
Health Department
W. T. Burkett
Folsom Promotes Lyerly To New Job
Gov James E Folsom elevates Col Bill Lyerly from aide to assistant director of the Alabama State Department of Public Safety effective March 15 The 27 year old veteran will remain on the governors staff and continue duties as head of private investigators earning 425 a month after previously drawing 416 per month The change follows the March 15 appointment of Bankhead Bates to director and J D Jake Mitchells resignation to become director previously announced by the governor
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Montgomery
James E. Folsom
Bill Lyerly
Bankhead Bates
State Department of Public Safety
Bates
Department
J. D
Jake) Mitchell
Lyerly
Governor Folsom
Tallassee
Patton
Army
Folsom
Haseen
Arsenic and Dust Methods for Rat and Typhus Control
A historical notice outlines arsenic water treatment to be reused after 60 days and notes the 130 to 60 day reuse window. It describes A-Dust cyanide gas dust for forcing into rat burrows by trained personnel and Ten Per Cent DDT Dust for spreading along rat runs and buildings to kill rats and fleas, with limited department provision to proper owners during typhus control operations.
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Health Department
Confusion at Greendale Grammar From Twin Sets
Worcester Massachusetts six sets of identical twins cause confusion for teachers at Greendale grammar school. The kindergarten class faces the deepest mix with two pairs of girl twins and one pair of boys twins.
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Worcester, Mass
Greendale Grammar School
Bors
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