Washington Panthers Athletics Preview and Local Updates
The Washington Panthers enter Friday night’s game with Spring Hill in strong form with two wins and no losses for both senior teams and one win one loss for junior boys. They’ve defeated Patmos and Fulton in recent games with scores listed. Also notes on local residents Mrs. Mattie Wilson and Miss Bess Trimble visiting Lakeside Plantation, and updates on Mrs. Gip Martin, Mrs. S. C. Martin, and Mrs. A. M. Hulsey health status.
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Market Report St Louis Livestocks Prices and Trends
Market data from National Stockyards Illinois November 14 shows hogs active with 180 lb animals up 26 over average, weights 25-50 higher. sows steady to 25 higher. cattle and calves prices mixed with cans, cutters, and good to choice vealers in demand. sheep open steady to 25 higher with good lambs and culled stock moving. The Hope Star consolidates January 18 1929 staff and publication details.
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Italy teetering as civil war fears grow in postwar chaos
Italy faces escalating turmoil after Premier De Gasperi dismisses ministers, triggering leftist fury and warnings of civil war. Communist leaders demand democratic legality in dissolving fascist groups while violence spreads across the peninsula, with new death tied to 10 days of rioting.
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Washington reports the shift from five star to standard ranks as Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz steps down as chief of naval operations, to be succeeded by Admiral Louis EB. Denfeld. Only three five-star officers remain Eisenhower MacArthur and Leahy, with Congress creating the super ranks during World War II to level officers with Allied counterparts.
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Saturday TV Schedule Snippet With Network Times
A fragment lists NBC 8 30 a m Coffee with Congress CBS 10 30 am Adventurers Club ABC 9 80 2 m Piano Playhouse Shady Valley Polls with unclear details and stray punctuation.
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