Who’s A Sluggard First Impression By English Girl
An English girl discusses her International Farm Youth Exchange stay in Missouri and elsewhere. She notes Americans’ car use, local farming life, credit practices, and impressions of rural American youth. She visits several counties, plans months abroad, and comments on education and family roles.
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Pege
Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Akbam
Lewton
Shell
Henry County
Bradisor
North Carolina
Ry Farm
International Farm
Missouri
Uruguay
Iran
Panama
Iraq
Costa Rica
England
Hagis
Cer
Seaie
Chillicothe
Uis
Jeffries
Fruadge
Mies
United States
Notland Missouri
Leala
New Instrument To Measure Fibers Revealed
Washington reports the Agriculture Department unveiled a new instrument for measuring fibers. The device promises improved accuracy and efficiency in fiber testing across industry and research labs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Gerryman Tuskegee Negroes Order Boycott of White Stores
In Tuskegee Alabama a large Negro crowd urged a boycott of white stores in response to a legislative act. Speakers, including Charles R. ion, warned against threats to the community and urged self restraint while calling for economic solidarity. The event drew thousands and reflected tensions in education centers and local politics.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Maijors
Assa
Charles Iton
Rhode Island economist elected president amid redistricting uproar
The Rhode Island economist and university dean discussed gerrymandering in Tuskegee where a Friday act redraws boundaries affecting 6,800 residents. The move, awaiting Gov. Folsom's action, would isolate most Negro residents and leave about 660 white residents and 420 Negroes on municipal lines. The piece notes opposition and uncertain impact on commerce and education.
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Tuskegee
S. ‘Greely
James E. Folsom
ST. Louis
rBrucher
Milion
Smidenis
Univer iTuskegee Institute
Asso
Rhode E Salant
Rain and thunderstorms sweep East and Midwest today
Rain or thundershowers pelted parts of the East and Midwest while the West enjoyed mostly fair weather. Scattered showers and storms hit Minnesota, eastern North Dakota into northern Missouri, and the Great Lakes area, with thunderstorms in Kansas. A band of rain affected the North Atlantic coast, reaching into the middle and south Atlantic states. Hurricane Audrey Will did not make landfall in the Gulf of Mexico, but Texas civil defense urged evacuation along the lower Bolivar Peninsula due to possible high tides.
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Midwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Missouri
Great Lakes
Kansas
North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Audrey
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Civil Defense
Bolivar Peninsula
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Onome Poekkee
Thomas Whitaker
Whitaker
Stuart
Martina
Martin
Ferre Haute
Ind
University of Nottingam
Worcester
Dairy Enterprise
Houghly
Ameriican
Ahat
Los Angeles
America
University of Tennessee
Rhode Island Economist
Bsewah V. Gillaspie
School of Home Economics
Purdue Unive
Devitts
Becker & Evers
Maytag Company
East High Street
Tossemame Eh
BUY & Save
Nentwig Bros
Cash Lumber Company
Dial
Japan
Optometrist
C. C. Stegmaier
E. Bish
Home Savings End Loan Ass’n
Midwest dataStores
Bes
Roadmaster
DuPont Nylon
ZEBCO
Red & Reel
Carnival
Fiesta
Ac Pkg
Yankee
Mirror
Gato Stores
W. McCarty
Lew
Aluminum
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