Dalai Lama Replies To U S Author In Humble Note
New York AP reports the Dalai Lama wrote a note to American author Antoinette Gordon Reed or similar Tibetan studies figure at the American Museum of Natural History. The exchange highlights the remote Tibetan postal routine and rare direct communication with Western scholars.
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New York
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Antoinette Gnrdon
Naturai
Dhaxe
Forbidden City
Iimalaya Fe
Phone Bill Passage Ends Five Year Fight
Washington Sen Lister Hill says Congressional approval of the Hill telephone bill ends a five year struggle for farm telephone service. Senate and House accepted a conference committee report and sent the bill to President Truman. Hill said the act includes 325,006,000 for rural telephone loans to accelerate REA supported local lines.
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Lister Hill
D-Ala
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Senate
House
Truman
Hill
T Hill
Rea
Jean
Nation Today Washington Quiet After Congress Goes Home
James Marlow reports Washington will be quiet as the 81st Congress ends its session amid Democratic majority praise and Republican critique. The piece notes major laws passed and shelved Truman requests, foreshadowing 1950 campaigns and a second session in 1951.
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Dothan
Washington
Congress
James Marlow
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Myers
Pennsylvania
Charles Russ
Bn Foreign Affairs Congress
Truman
Sident Truman
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Buddhist Letter Request Noted in Odd Dating Phrase
In a dated note from Laysa on September 24 in a quirky calendar, WT thanks a recipient for spreading Buddhist meaning and asks for another letter. The text mentions Tibetan Mis jime and references Mr Gordon and Mrs Gordon seeking a writer to illuminate a confusing exchange.
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Laysa
Gordon
Montevalllo Elite Night honors Sara Gissendanner
In the 1949 50 yearbook at Alabama College Montevallo Sara Gissendanner is named outstanding senior and Cairijud Soclogist among juniors. The Elite Night event on campus selects beaux favorites and senior honors with escorts from Birmingham media figures including Mr Joseph Apolinsky and Miss Jane Aldridge.
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Alabama College
Sara Gissendanner
Miss
Bony
Gissendanner
L. Giesendanner
Pinel
Joseph Apolinsky
Birmingham
John McCune
Jane Aldridge
Geneva Vet Shifts To Milk Production
Herman F Crutch, a Geneva County veteran farmer, changes from cotton, peanuts and hogs to dairy. He builds a concrete block barn for four cows with a modern milk room, electric milking machines, feed storage, and a year round pasture program spanning two acres.
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Geneva
Herman F. Crutchfield
Geneva County
Herman
Pensacola Farm Plans Clover Pastures and Dairy Growth
Pensacola farmer Herman has prepared 40 acres for new forage, 20 acres white Dutch clover on carpet grass and 20 acres crimson clover for winter grazing. The plan aims to support about 3 acres per cow, reduce concentrates, and expand home grown seeds. The dairy operates on a milk pickup route and is supervised by Veteran Instructor James S. Gunn with Soil Conservation Service input on pasture layout. Atlantic Coast farm program seeks to boost production and herd size as pastures and feed crops expand.
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Pensacola
Bahia
Herman
Rinimura
James S. Gunn
Soil Conservation Service
Peanut varieties by region across the South
The piece notes that Southeast Alabama and Georgia favor Spanish and Runner varieties, while Virginia and North Carolina cultivate Jumbo, Virginia Bunch, and Runner types. It adds that the Southwest produces Spanish peanuts extensively.
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Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Southwest
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