NAM urges trial run of Truman program in Brazil
NAM study urges bilateral treaty to test point four of the president's plan in one country. Coffee trade shows Brazil benefiting U S ties, with 12 million bags shipped to the U S and $360 million returned to Brazil. Brazil cited as a hemispheric policy keystone and friend.
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Truman
Point Four
U. S
NAM
Brazil
New York
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Dutra
The Queen City of the Plains and Quick Quiz Answers
The piece asks trivia questions about The Queen City of the Plains Denver bees apiculture Alaska vs Texas gram fraction milligram and egg weight riddle with a humorous answer about a bad egg.
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United States
Plains
Alaska
Texas
Denver
Colo
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
A compilation of county real estate transfers lists Donald Stahr and Alpha Star to Elmer Barnes and Ella Barn in Laurel Township. Fred Morman and Gladys Morman to John W. Norris Jr.. John S. Richards and Mary B. Richards to Iva Darby and Warren Darby. Greendale Minerals Co. to Leroy Smith. Bernard and Florence Bickel to Paul and Sadie Stevens. Ruby and William Myers to R A Monsen and Alvine A Monsen. Hazel Lescalleet and Earl Lescalleet to Ralph J. Klinger and Leota B. Klinger. Ebert McBroom and Margaret McBroom to S S Ruble. Katheryn and Edward Sinitt to S S Ruble. Agnes Williams et al to Edward Calvert. James Bebout and Philip Bebout to Harry Green and Grace Green. F Meade Bowen deceased to Minnie L Bowen et al. Mayme C Bowen deceased to Minnie Louise Bowen et al. Minnie L Bowen and Ann D Bowen to part of lot in Logan. Herbert E Sudlow to Frank and Anna Conkle. Florence Schaal and E D Schaal to George Hedges Jr.. John F Buchanan to Nora C Buchanan. Carl William Bowlby to John William Bowlby and Rose Bowlby.
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Donald Stahr
Alpha Star
Elmer Barnes
Ella Barn Real Estate
Laurel Township
Fred Morman
Gladys Mordman
John W. Norris, Jr
Starr Township
John S. Richards
Mary B. Richards
Iva Darby
Warren Darby
Logan
Greendale Minerals Co
Leroy Smith
Carbon Hill
Bernard Bickel
Florence Bickel
Paul Stevens
Sadie Stevens
Union Furnace
Ruby Myers
William D. Myers
R. A. Monsen
Alvine A. Monsen
Falls
Ship
Hazel I.“Lescalleet
Earl F. Les¢at
Ralph
J. Klinger
Leota B. Klinger
Falls Township
Ebert McBroom
Margaret McBroom
S. S. Ruble
Katheryn E. Sinitt
Edward Sinitt
Green Township
Agnes Williams
Edward Calvert
Ward Township
James Bebout
Philip Bebout
Harry Green
Grace
F. Meade Bowen
Minnie L. Bowen
Mayme C. Bowen
Minnie Louise Bowen
Ann D. Bowen
Herbert E. Sudlow
Frank Conkle
Anna Conkle
Marion Township
Florence Schaal
E. D. Schaal
George Hedges, Jr
Perry Township
John F. Buchanan
Nora C. Buchanan
Carl William Bowlby
John William Bowlby
Rose Bowlby
Gore Township
Valley of Vanishing Riders Chapter Twenty Eight
Seton Alessan dro hatches a plan with Jasper Fogg to free Rayburn from jail and force him toward Forlorn while McAllister’s fate looms. Strunk is recruited to liberate Rayburn and misdirect pursuit, with Alessan dro aiming to preserve an outlaw sanctuary and outmaneuver rivals.
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Seton Alessandro
Jasper Fogg
Tumblerock
Alessandro
Fogg
Seton
Pluto
Rayburn
Helena
Tate
The
Prison
Halliday
McAllister
Nature
Sam McAllister
Clark Rayburn
Justin St. John
Strunk
Busby
Hope Brennan
Forlorn
Dodd, Mead & Company
Piute
Plute
Montana
Ig Features Syndicate
Outing at Buckeye Lake and local notices in Gore area
Local residents enjoyed an outing at Buckeye Lake. Funeral services for Ruth Ann Wahl were held at Ebenezer Church with attendees from Gore and nearby towns. Also noted are visits to Columbus, Michigan, and relatives in various communities, plus a sheriff sale of real estate in Hocking County with a July 16 1949 auction at the Logan courthouse for a parcel in Ball Creek Township.
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Herman McMannis
Buna Kay
William Backus
Jimmy
Burdett Mills
Carolyfi
Buckeye Lake
Ruth McMannis
Betty Backus
Dottie Tucker
Ruth Ann Wahl
Ebenezer Church
Faith Beck
Henry Glass
Logan
Columbus
Jerry Nixon
Caldwell
Russell Spencer
Don Walker
Max Malone
Nelsonville
Orval Walker
Locan
Ohio
Hocking
Ball Creek
Ohio Fuel Gas
Creaton OF Company
Hocking County
Laurelville
Sams Creek School
A. J. Wal
Echt County
Hy Lloyd Fraizer
Don Patterson
Coal bid sought by Marion Local School Board in 1949
Sealed bids due July 1 1949 to Marion Local School Board Clerk for hauling and furnishing 25 tons of lump Ohio coal delivered to Marion Township Grade School by Sept 1 1949. Coal to be run on 4 inch screen weighed on Logan scales with bills to clerk. Board may reject any bid.
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Marion Local School Board
Hocking County
Ohio
Marion Twp
Logan City
Board of Education
H. Carpenter
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