Barber Mantello claim hair loss from sleeping position
HAL BOYLE reports barber Mantello of Wilson Connecticut asserts baldness is caused by sleeping habits not heredity or diet. He prescribes a smaller pillow and sleeping on the back to prevent temple recession, warns against heat treatments and pulling hair, and mocks hair growth scams.
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Kew
York
Angela Mantello
Mantello
Wilson, Conn
Manteslo
Esten
Abe Tewthens
Manila
West
Hans Toni
Cate
Maintello
Troy State College Homecoming Day Begins Tonight
Troy State College welcomes a large crowd for Homecoming Day events starting this afternoon with a homecoming dance at Wash Hall. Rae Parks, queen, will be escorted by senior class president John Chalker. Dr John Keith Benton, dean of the School of Religion, will be principal speaker. A barbecue for about 7000 is planned, with library dedication ceremonies and a reception in Shackleford Hall. Football vs Jacksonville State follows, ending with an informal KH Auditorium dance.
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Troy
Alma
Tovotale Teachers College
Wash Hall
Bally
Rae Parks
EM Shablet
John Ichalker
Dathan
Salinaay Ae
J Waight Hall
John Keith Benton
Pile County
Clarence Lo Metutha
Shackleford Hall
Troy State
Jacksonville State
Fred
James Named Assistant Fire Chief for Enterprise Department
Enterprise officials announced James as assistant fire chief, citing prior service with the department and recent council involvement. The announcement named Horace Linsbay and Wilbur James in leadership, while community observations mixed with local gossip about past city matters and unrelated personal recollections.
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Enterprise
Horace Linsbay
Wilbur James
James
Rane
Joe Stanson
Department Sets Cotton Quotas For 1950 Crop
The Agriculture Department proposes strict marketing quotas to cut 1950 cotton production by at least 20 percent from this year. Quotas must be approved by two thirds of growers in a secret referendum before taking effect, with December 1 set for the vote. The plan divides planting among states and bases quotas on historical plantings and yields, risking penalties for cotton grown outside the quota.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
TL Bay
Vrowers
Mathelpg
Jatmon
Wootten
Towbvithial
Conmlat Paws
Gahenie
Police to reopen Black Dahlia case in Los Angeles
AP reports Mayor and police plan reexamination of the Elizabeth Short murder. Chief William H Worlon criticizes earlier handling while promising county grand jury action. A teen sightings note a woman resembling Short near California towns, amid renewed agency inquiry into Miss Spangler’s disappearance.
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LOS Angels
Chet Wilam A Watton
Elizabeth O Blick
Argeles
Worlon
North
Holywood
Injured Commentator Arrives In London
London dispatch reports commentator Lowell Thomas arriving in London after a high altitude fall in Tibet. He traveled by plane from Calcutta to New York and then to London, using crutches while his right leg remained injured. His son Jo accompanied him, having joined the Tibet expedition with his father.
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London
Lowell ‘Thomas
Sajure
Tibet
Calcuta
India
Thomas
New York
Satuday Taht
Port
Lowell
Hus
Ordinance Repeal of Fag Tax On Marianna Alledged Read
Marianna city commission hears first reading of ordinance repealing tax on cigars and cigarettes and replacing with new revenue. Second reading set for October 22. mayoral election listed, pavement plans discussed with $100000 jail project deferred.
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City of
Marianna
Vaima
Lvelyn Davoele
Josis
Moealth
Ans
M V Patsich
Z Hk Posell
O L. Peacock
Chester Milles
Frank Tester
Chiles Styndland
Dvelyn Davig
WA Sith
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Fire setting charge grips two Troy residents
AP report states two Troy Black individuals, both around 70 and 19, were charged in a fire setting case. They were held on bond, then released after posting 30 dollars. Deputy marshal noted alleged involvement and related details as law enforcement pursued the case.
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Troy
Luc Marshal
Low Hall
Walker
Wille
James Adal
Livy
Allan
Dozen Newspapermen in Washington Chew Fat About Old Times
Washington recalls a decade old gathering of a dozen American correspondents who first covered World War I era events. The group included Frank Kent Jr, John O Donnell Bull Hen Ed Angley Webb Mull, Drew Middleton Bill Chaplin Harald Dennay Bill Stoneman Walter Duranto Arthur Main and Franke Gervasi. They reminisced about wartime assignments, pranks, and gossip while reflecting on their careers and the prewar London meeting that began their long foreign reporting careers.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
London
France
Frank Kent, Jr
Baltimore Sun
John O Donnell
New York Daily News
Los Angeles Times
Ed Angley
New York Herald Tribune
Webb Mule
United Press
Drew Middleton
Associated Press
New York Times
Bill Chaplin
International News
NBC
Harald Dennay
New YorkTimes
Bill Stoneman
Chicago Daily News
Walter Duranto
Nana Arthur Main
Mutual Broadcasting System
Franke Gervasi
Colliers Theout
Muller
Benny
Imost‘ly
Webb
Millen
Wole & Book
Attutt
la Angier
Ian
Fragmented notes on boys with masks and credentials
The passage describes boys carrying a dummy mask and mock credentials seen as tally cards, with Bat arranging a fix and referring to ribbone replicas. It notes their uneasy mood mixed with amusement at the British credentials and mentions sweaty preparation.
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Henry
Donaldson Returns From New York Meet
Fred Donaldson Jr returns to Roanone Virginia after attending a New York Life Inquiry. He received ibiship for full membership in the Star Club.
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Donaldson
New York
Enterprise
Fred Donaldson Jr
Virginia
New York Life
Ibiship
Star Club
The
Meeting Aimed to Educate Star Club Agents on Insurance
A meeting attracted limited attendance to train Star Club agents in better insurance techniques. Donaldson of Entorprese and Wallace Smith of Florals were the only two Star Club faction members at the Roanoke convention.
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Star Club
Donaldson
Entorprse
Wallace Smith
Florals
Roanoke
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