Warren Tells How California Profits From Citrus Fruits
Jacksonville Florida. Democratic governor nominee Fuller Warren told Florida citrus growers that California producers maintain higher prices through single-label marketing and shipping only prime fruit. He urged Florida to avoid glutting markets with unripe fruit and to adopt a mutual marketing system standardizing maturity and reestablishing a taste test. Warren cited West Coast growers who acknowledged benefiting from Florida’s green fruit shipped early.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Fuller Warren
Florida
California
Warren
West Coast
California growers seek unity to revitalize flavor trade
The text discusses growers facing challenges amid market competition and the need for cooperative action. It calls on Watson and Florida cities industry to replace a hit or miss marketing approach with a uniform system to restore reputation and flavor appeal.
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Caliorna
Watson
Florida
Marcel Aod
Alabamians Register for Peace Time Draft Numbers
In the peace time draft 182 492 Alabama residents registered with 48 470 classed as manpower potential. Those 19 and older face draft eligibility while 18 year olds register. Next month 1 000 men will undergo preinduction exams and 275 Alabama men are slated for November induction with a roughly 40 percent rejection rate. Mental and physical standards are higher than during the war.
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Montgomery
Selective Service
LaRue Horn
Horn
Alabama
December and January Death Rates Lead Accident Toll
National Safety Council tabulations show the highest death rates from accidents occurred in December and January of last year, highlighting a seasonal peak in fatalities.
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National Safety Council
35000 Refugees Entering Israel In Three Months
Haifa reports that about 35000 refugees have reached Israel since May 15. Immigrants are absorbed into workers and housing, costing Israel about 2500 per person to legalize and integrate. Camps, rent, and shifting populations strain resources as new arrivals move toward permanent status.
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Israel
Europe
Palestine
Haifa
United Nations
United States
Marsana Gations Am Ritich
Cyprus
Vrata Holmes
Easi
Pitaionite
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Provisional Government of
International
Zionist Organizations
New York Cab Drivers Under Strict Regulation
New York taxicab operators endure rigorous licensing rules. Applicants must be 21, US citizens, residents, literate in English, and pass physical exams, with at least three years driving experience. The city licenses 11,160 cabs across 6,222 fleets, 4,870 independents, and about 25,800 drivers, including 3,300 African American drivers. Annual per-cab revenue averages around 7,509 with drivers keeping 42.5 percent plus tips. total daily citywide ridership exceeds one million passengers.
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Publicaton Taxicab
New York
Police Department
Permalec
Heatwave Temps Hit Fort Worth in 108 Degree Burn
In Fort Worth a heatwave baked the city with a reported 108 degree official reading. A reporter notes a hot day, humorously noting how the weatherman used his wife's candy thermometer to gauge temperatures reaching well over 100.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Upi
Hobly Builds Wood Toy Factory in North Woodstock
Sherwin Kendall transformed a cellar hobby in North Woodstock into a wood working business employing 16 men. From making toys for friends he expanded to a full factory. The Railway Express notes large numbers of rabbits used by hospitals and labs are shipped in metal containers with care and food.
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North
Woodstock
N. H
Sherwin Kendall
Railway Express
Mothers should not move in with newlyweds
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers who move in with their children after marriage wreck plans for adjustment and risk divorce. She urges young couples to insist on living alone, noting mothers often overstep by meddling, cooking, and policing finances, and that independence preserves happiness and marriage.
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Mary
Johnny Fe
Mother
Pentagon
Mamie
Sally
Johnny
Democrats Urged To Clean House by Caldwell Letter
In Deland Florida Governor Millard Caldwell urged Democrats to clean house and reform the party in a public letter. He blamed party troubles on Democrats failing to look after their own interests and argued for a strong party representing the average patriotic American.
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Deland
Fila
Millard
Caldwell
Alex Littlefield
State Democratic Executive Committee
America
National Party
Burglary Report Ends With Laughing Owner
In Nashua New Hampshire a resident reported a burglar breaking into a house. Police arrested the owner after neighbors called, but released him when they learned he had just returned from a question and forgotten his keys.
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Nashua
Kerth End
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