Florida Flood Aftermath Shrinks Broward County
Hurricane left a 1000 foot break west of Fort Lauderdale with floods in South Florida. National Guardsmen patrolled Pompano Beach after a tornado damaged 25 homes and injured ten. The storm killed 11, injured 300, and caused about 6 million dollars in crop damage as it moved offshore toward the Atlantic.
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WIAMI
South Florida
Army Engineers
Fort Lauderdale
National Guardsmen
Broward County
Walter B. Clark
Pompano
Cuba
Jorida
Gold Coast
Beruda
Lamar Johnson
Everglades Ainage District
Ve Okeechobee
Lakeeechobee
Lake Istokooga
Ighlands County
New Hampshire Buys Wild Game for Hunters
The state moves to import wild game for hunters in Concord. Four bound pheasants costing 2.80 dollars each are brought from Wisconsin for the fall season. An additional 500 birds will be bought from local breeders.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Cal
Native Ohioan Joins Dothan A&P Manager Palmer Finds Alabama Home
Ray M. Palmer the 31 year old A and P manager from New Philadelphia Ohio has moved from Charlotte North Carolina to Dothan Alabama for a transfer. He spent three weeks in Selma before arriving here and plans a future partnership. Palmer played high school sports in Indiana and has worked in retail and groceries since leaving school. He previously managed stores in Greensboro Monroe and Charlotte before his Alabama transfer.
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Ray M. Palmer
Dothan
Alabama
Philadelphia
Ohio
Birmingham
Selma
Palmer
Charlotte
N. C
The
A&p
New Philadelphia
Kokomo
Ind
Cunningham Drug Company
Detroit
J. C. Penney
Monroe
Mich
Greensboro
North Carolina
Ray Palmer
A&p Tea Company
Indiana
Michigan
Eagle
Palmer Adapts to Dothan Life as New Resident
Palmer, now living at 208 West Adams Street in Dothan, is a single man with strong sports interests and no housing issues. He attends Baptist services though his wife would be a Methodist, and he plans to transfer Lions Club membership and possibly join the Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce while remaining active in Elks Club.
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North Carolina
Palmer
West Adams Street
Mrs Palmer
Dothan
Florida
Elks Club
The
Lions
Lions Club
Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
Blood Relatives Awaiting Elizabeths Baby Amid Windsor Kin
Kinfolk count the royal birth as Elizabeth's child nears November. The family tree spans parents, grandparents, great grandmothers, aunts, uncles, and cousins across the Queen, Philip and Windsor line, with many named royals listed as part of the kinship network.
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Elizabeth
ED L. Campbell
London
Windsor
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Margare
Philip
Poucerita
Hehenione - Larter
Theodora
Gras
Alice
Pricess Louie Alex Izese
Sweden
Duie
Dune
Elie
Tne
Earl
Smore
Kinghorne
Claude Haicitan
Lyon
The
Hoo
Bowes-Lyon
Peether Prinee Ceonrge
Gree
Windsor Great Park
Courts Record 130 Plus Cases Metered In U S From 120i To 1s10
A report shows more than 130 cases laws metered in the United States covering an unspecified range from 120i to 1s10. Local officials note the unusual numbering and raise questions about the system.
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United States
Centinede Grass Warned Against for Lawns
Soil Conservationist Leroy Horn cautions against Centinede grass in this region noting its rapid growth and minimal mowing needs. While it forms dense green cover and reduces erosion, it chokes out other grasses and pasture plants and hampers grazing.
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Snil
Leroy Horn
Asia
Horn
Fisrida
Rare Pocket Book Recalls The Father of Printer s Devil
One of the first pocket size books printed is donated to Colgate University. The volume is Aldus Manutius Venice era poetry collection Poemata dating to 1501. The gift comes from Dr. Chittenden to be preserved in the university library with price details noted.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
Ilorace
Venice
Aldus Mantis
Tate
Aldus
Aldus Mar
Quick relief from symptoms of stomach ulcers advertised
An old medicine advertisement promises relief from stomach ulcers and excess acid with home treatment. It claims benefits for poor digestion and stomach distress and touts a free book and low cost, mentioning a drug company and multiple product lines in a dense, dated OCR block.
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Mesrtturn
Freedom Of The Publics Press Aims For Clearer Slogan
The Plainfield Courier News editor argues the phrase The Freedom of the Press should be written The Freedom of the Publics Press to emphasize the press must both obtain and print news accurately and impartially. He warns against slanting coverage and urges newspapers to resist pressuring sources.
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National New Paper Week
Harold E. Keenan
Plainfield, N. J
Courier News
Courier-News
Sroena
Eat Right Live Long Researcher Advises
CINCINNATI AP A Swift & Company research official warns that poor eating habits cause sluggish mentality, irritability, and dullness. He urges careful food choices for health, predicting better diets boost productivity, extend middle age, and raise longevity by about 25 years. He calls nutrition the sole internal force for self-improvement.
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Cincago
Here Iaat FL Robinson
Swift & Company
Lamp Post Thief Strikes In Mar Del Plata
In Mar Del Plata Argentina a summer resort town fathers complain after someone uprooted and carried away six cast iron lamp plates from a street light setup. The incident shows winter quietness and local anger at the theft.
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Mar del Plata
Argentina
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Kraft Mayonnaise
Cosby
Rose
Jemima
Johnston Peanut Butter
Woodham’s
Tvedan
Fares Diag Stoo
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Nate Bret
Soros
Peter Lt
J Mad Fryer
Ted Cher
CTH Pee Press
Lamp Post
IRS
Plain Old Penney's
Penney
Vdueanl
Afeoss
JRS
the & i
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Pothan, Ala
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