Vetstatis and Family Notices From Haligax 1730 Church
Fragmentary item mentions Vetstatis Hospital, Altes Bethe Wildon student purse, Arkabtas Baptist Hospital School of Nutsiif, and parental ties to Owen Wildon. References Bibigon of Lite Hock visiting parents Freeman Ligon and others. Mentions St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Halifax, erected in 1730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altes Bethe Wildon
Arkabtas Baptist Hospital
School of
Nutsiif
Owen Wildon
Bibigon of
Lite Hock
Mrs
Freeman Ligon
Canada
St. Paul’s
Halifax
Prole Shadowed by Conflict at Piny Hollow
Dave confronts Prole at his shabby shack near the grave in Piny Hollow. Melinda and Sherry watch as Doc Lockridge’s last visit looms, while Melinda begs Dave to take her away but Sherry urges him to act before sunset. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray Bard
Prole
Sherry
Nis
Stephard
Prose
Pyole
Dave
Melinda
Doc Lockridge
Doc
Cole
Clezy Credn
Dr. Lockflowin
Diddle Barn
Kimi
Melinda Cught
Metilda
Ang
Wolf Creek
Tag
Sheraly
Blaine Browne
Brownes
Quinn's
Tim
Melinde
Piny Hollow
Deve
Trenton Handicap preview names Round Table and Bold Ruler stars
The $73,900 Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park tops Saturday cards with Round Table Dedicate and Bold Ruler among probable starters for the mile and a quarter race. Gallant and Man o’ War are discussed as potential additions. Bold Ruler recently won the Benjamin Franklin Handicap by seven and a half lengths, while Round Table extended his win streak in exhibition action.
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Camben WN
Trenton Hanicap
Garden State Park
Round Table
Gallapt
Manalan
Washington D.C
Laurel
Bold Ruler
Bold ‘Ruler
Iron Liege
Wet, Cloudy, Cool Across Much of the United States
The Associated Press reports broad areas of wet and cool weather nationwide. A wide belt from central Texas northward and eastward covers western plains with snow and freezing rain in Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado. Temperatures run in the 20s to 30s, with lingering showers and light precipitation in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and near the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Nouthern
Central Plains
Nebraska
Tastern
Gander
Wyo
Show Furs Jzten
Rockies
Mississippi
Ohio
Great Lakes
New England
Louisiana
Alabama
Studio One to Present Growing Old Thematic Drama
CBS Studio One airs Wie Bend in the Road, a drama about a retired Protestant minister facing a spiritual evaluation of self, family, and world. Writer Vinhos and director Fielder Cook craft a story of continuity of life, exploring faith across lines while reflecting author Vlahos’s own religious journey.
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Charles Merger
New York
Studio One
CBS TV
Fielder Cook
John Vinhow
Vlahos
Viahas
Everiis
Springfield
Olafy
a_ Bay scout trous
Wu Focal Preobylonian
Viashas
Utvinhos
Westport
Conn
Vishos
Amust
French Report 150 Rebels Are Killed
Algiers report states 150 national rebels were killed or captured over the weekend. Rebels lost depots and arms stocks, including railroad materials. One line notes 13 cars of a freight train were damaged while operations near Orlainsville caused rail disruption. Near Algiers, 42 guards were killed or captured.
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Algiers
Frere
Bemry
Derby and Gallant Moon Shine in Distaff Trials
In a rough, fragmentary report from Kentucky racing, Derby prospects and Gallant Moon dominate mile and quarter events while Belman Stakes results hint at Belman’s strong performance in the mile and a half.
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Gallant Moon
Farm share of dollar stays near 40 cents in latest department estimate
Washington reports the Agriculture Department estimates the farm share of the consumer dollar will average 40 cents this year, unchanged from last year and the prewar 1936-37 average. The share rose to 49 cents in 1947 then declined, hitting 40 cents in recent years, with variation by food type based on processing and distribution costs.
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Washington
Agricultue Department
George Sand Highlighted For Short Hair and Socialist Themes
French writer George Sand remains notable for her short hair and bold public persona. Once prolific in literature, she engaged with socialist ideas and pastoral themes across her memoirs and novels, influencing debates of her era.
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George Sand
Puralc
Atd
Unclear Incident Report with Casualty Figures
Fragmentary lines describe injuries and one fatality with 22 wounded after an event. Mentions of Aluio's and a “threl grenader” tossings in 40 days appear without clear context or dates. Source readability is limited and key details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluio's
Brid ge Club and Lions Club events featured in local notices
Local society pages note Mrs. DeLamar hosting the 1947 Bridge Club with guests and a high score by Mrs. Verdon Buchanan. Lions Club meeting at Lawson Hotel featured W. Shrader of Little Rock as speaker on the annual Broom Sale. Thursday activities include a Welfare Directors meeting, church supper, and multiple community visits across Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Hays
Clarke White
Tom Bemis
S. B A. DeLamar
Bridge Club
Dessrut
Verdon Buchanan
Fill Oates
Bob Reysholds
Bot Yarbrough
Fiat Eppler
Jim Nelson
C. BR. Gray
J. B. Franks
W. Watkins
W. N
Shrader
Lions Club
Ton
Little Rock
Wes
Regilar
Lawson Hotel
Shradur
Broadway Hotel
Beeline
W. Rydunewell
Tobner
We de Handsel
Paydleville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vetstatis “Hospital
Trenton Handicap
U. S
A. D. Livingston
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Gamuen
SWIFT
CREAN
A. Delamar
H. W. Butler
Boller
Ray Loomis
Thell Henning
Harrell Hines
Clifford Johns Son
Thomas Lynn
Hoy Staunton
Hardin Bradley
Wilburn Willis
B. &, Bucheneh
L. L
Archie Johhson
Ralph Gordon
Jock Harrell
Charlie Thomas
Texarkana
William Buchanan
Memphis
Aod I
Harold Parker
Clifford Johnson
Virginia Johnson
Tim Gontey Thomas
Baptist
Mansel - Herring Haye
Byron Moody
Moody
Carol O
Mhoon
Revlon
Reine
Hanssome
Edsel
TGR
Ford
Tine
Cors
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