Iron Curtain States To Abolish Private Ownership Of Land
London reports from eastern Europe say private land ownership will be ended by 1955. Bulgaria targets 60 percent of peasants in cooperative farms by 1953, with full collectivization likely within two years. Other plans in Hungary Romania Poland and Yugoslavia push state farms machine tractor stations and cooperative farming, while Tito aims to match Cominform trends. The Soviet Union increases pressure on remaining individual peasant farms in prewar Polish Romanian Czechoslovak and Baltic territories.
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Youth cashes in on grass cutting in Huntingdon
In Huntingdon West Virginia youths are charging between $1.50 and $2.50 an hour to cut grass. One irate citizen complained that price does not include trimming and a father noted his son charged him $1.
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W. Va
Sizes Run Small Fathered Premature Son
Rutland Vermont report states Anthony Foti, born weighing three pounds, became father to a son weighing 2 pounds 10 ounces, detailing a remarkable birth and early life sizes.
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Rutland, Vt
Anthony Foti
Marble Donuts and Savory Macaroni Creations
A collection of quick donut based desserts and hearty macaroni frankfurter dishes. Marble donuts with marshmallow sauce, donut floating island, donut mash banana whip, donut brown betty, and a party plate with chocolate dipped donuts. Also Macaroni Frankfurter Bake and Hot Macaroni Salad with peppers onions frankfurters and cheese. Ends with breakfast ideas using strawberries rhubarb bananas and more.
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Meltone
Drive For Boy Scout Fund Nearing Close
The Boy Scout Fund drive begun April 26 in Chipola district has raised $1,145.35 and is expected to reach $1,200 after all returns. A district meeting at First Methodist Church is set for 7:30 p.m. with DeWitt Thompson of Pensacola as scout executive. A May 23 meeting at Fellowship Hall will organize a new troop sponsored by the church Men’s Club. officials include W. W. Whittington as scout master and J. P. Streetman and others as committee members.
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Chipola
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Pensacola
Gulf Coast Council
Breakfast and budget dinners listed in old menu
The excerpt outlines a breakfast menu with orange juice bran flakes fried eggs toast and dairy and several budget dinner menus. Items include egg croquettes canned succotash stewed tomatoes cole slaw bread margarine coffee and desserts. Further dinners feature Italian spaghetti baked striped bass veal paprika pepper pot soup and assorted salads.
Cigar smoking aldermen outsmoked by their own rule
In an ironic turn, city aldermen who approved an ordinance banning smoking faced the same ban themselves. The council enacted the prohibition but then became subject to the law they crafted, highlighting a self applying policy tension within the municipal body.
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In public elevators. Now. fathers must SOVEE egg smokes or walk hall.
Fragmentary note describes a rule or directive about behavior in elevators and hallways, mentioning fathers and egg smokes with unclear meaning. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places are clearly present.
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