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Kentucky New Era in Hopkinsville, Kentucky

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Newspaper

Kentucky New Era

Location

Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1953

Page

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Demonstrations aid Negro citizen projects in Kentucky farms

In Christian and Todd counties, 26 and 16 leaders respectively attended demonstrations led by Mgr. Humphres from the University of Kentucky. Sessions on poultry feeding housing and disease control praised by Humphrey. Funeral notices for James Waters Daisy Coleman Joyce Wiggins and Alice Garrett reported with interments in local cemeteries. New arrivals include Ethel Paulette Street born April 39 to Mrs. John Trice.

J. E Humphres Unis Leangton Pal Todd Gaye Mgr Humphres Christian County Frank Lander Eula Bush Salem Todd County Annabell Terrell Mabel Kimbrough M. Brown Penicktown Humphrey Oan Alice Garrett Canton Heights Gordonville Baptist Church John Trice Ethel Paulette

Church Board Meeting at Cemas College Tyler Texas

Notice announces a church board meeting at Cemas College in Tyler Texas. The message lists attendees and officers to be present and notes 3 pm start with preaching by Darnell.

Tert Wools Stree Mary Bea Waeteas Easard Neem Darnell Cme Cannerra Cemas College Tyler Texas

Decline Seen in Kentucky Strawberry Crop This Year

The Kentucky State Agriculture Department forecasts a drop in strawberry harvest to about 87 000 crates under normal weather, down from last year’s 245 000 crates. Drought damaged new beds and labor shortages reduced plantings, with land repurposed in counties such as McCracken Trimble Jefferson Bullitt and others. production figures by city include Paducah 11 200 and Bowling Green 30 500 crates.

Frankfurt McCracken Trimble County Greenville Licking Valley Jefferson Bullitt Covington Paducah Bowling Green

Reunion Brings POW Soldier Home After Years

Mrs Simon recounts her son Herman Smith’s release from captivity. The 1981 prisoner of war had frostbite and two bouts of pneumonia during imprisonment and hopes to go home soon with Army permission. Family members, including sister Mrs Sylvia Raster, describe his return and his reluctance to discuss camp experiences.

Simon Fort Krux Hospital Smith Herman Merlin Sylvia Raster

Marilyn Monroe's Walk Triggers Laughter in Tokyo

In Tokyo on May 5 the public reactorized to Marilyn Monroe style walk bringing laughter. The report notes a lighthearted crowd response and playful admiration for the Hollywood icon during an urban event.

Marilyn Monroe Tokyo

Mysterious Canada District Sees Machinery Milestone

Report from a Canadian district notes farmers and power machinery influence in rural areas. The piece mentions Beery and Dursew as notable names amid discussions of industrial progress and local agriculture.

Borses Keay Mourtain House Canada Fur District Beery Mins

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