Complex Life Bits From Welfare Office Tale
In Columbia South Carolina a welfare director recounts a man eager to place his son in the CCC. The man lists many dependents including 11 children 31 grandchildren 16 mouths at meals 45 or 50 when all gather and a total weekly food use of 100 pounds flour and a bushel of meat. The tale ends noting the man has been married three times.
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Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Department of Public Welfare
Thomas H. Daniel
Civilian Conservation Corps
Coincidence Sends Rumble From Cape Cod Vacation
In SANDWICH Massachusetts on August 22 F Dorsey of Taunton heard a radio alert that D B Rumble of St Paul Minnesota was wanted on a message from home. Dorsey then found Rumble parked nearby at the Cape Cod Canal and notified him. Rumble called his family and rushed to Boston to fly west after learning his mother was ill.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod
F. Dorsey
Taunton
Providence
R. L
D. B. Rumble
St. Paul
Minn
Dorsey
Cape Cod Canal
Rumble
Boston
York Iron Man Chicago Rudy York Shines for Tigers
Rudy York stands as the lone Detroit Tiger to play every inning this season, defying fatigue and anchoring the lineup as Chicago faces mounting pressure from rivals.
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York
Chicago
Rudy York
Detroit Tiger
Talk By Six Halter Strap Saddler's Frolic
The Town and Country Riding Club held its first gathering at Sundown with Pat Patterson as Round-up Boss. A feast followed featuring fried spring chicken and steak, with a large turnout of riders. President Loren Brindley announced plans for fall and urged bringing in new members as Roy Miller led a short program including a movie by W. K. Van Allen and rope tricks by Pete Leslie. New members Dr and Irene Wollmann joined, while the crowd enjoyed dancing until lanterns went out.
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Saddler
Chuck
Pat Patterson
Corral
Pete Leslie
Loren Brindley
Brindley
Roy Miller
W. K. van Allen
Delores Patterson
Teal
Ivories
Country Club growing and fox hunts thrill riders
The column notes ongoing growth with new members at the country club and a planned fox hunt led by Billi Maher next Sunday. Horse transfers continue with Nancy and Chestnut Standard bred horses, while Audrey Neville plans another purchase. The State Fair looms in eleven days with hopes for a premier horse show and a Futurity Race set for September 5. Kenneth McQuay to ride, Dr. G Montgomery owner, and Carl Hansen leads the fair’s preparations.
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Country Club
Billi Maher
Carl Hansen
Boot and Spur Stable
Sioux Falls
Del
Lores Patterson
Don Carr
Sweep Wine
Fargo
N. C
Nebraska
Kenneth McQuay
BR. G. Montgomery
Cogswell, N. D
New Jersey Density Higher Than Japan, Figures Cite Density
Dense population figures compare New Jersey and Japan with New Jersey at 5469 people per square mile versus Japan at 321 per square mile. The data highlight geographic population concentration differences between the two regions.
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New Jersey
Japan
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David Lasser
Washington, D. C
Workers’ Alliance
Alliance
Fred Rohrbacker
Dateien
Irene Wollmann
Meg
Schenley Distillers Corp
Dakota
Europe
Asia
Emert
Eilers Furriers
South Dakota
Liz Echo
Jess
Hendersonville
Calvin Norman
Miami
Fla