Playoff Scores Highlight Reds and Blacks Contests
In a series of quick contests the Reds won the high score playoff 105 to 79 and a later Reds victory 111 to 102 while the low score playoff saw Reds prevail 105 to 89 and 102 to 84. Prizes included jellies jams fruits and sauces. Several players faced illness but crowds fill the Red and Black courts as the plant nears full operation.
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Lot
Hornung
Reds
Low Reds
Ward Gibbs
Mr. Forsythe
Forsythe
Fred Warriner
Gibbs
C. B. Peterman
Ed Smart
Jimmie Hughes
High Reds
Tom Hunter
Fred Place
Manson Miller
Harry Ewing
Tom Potts
Ada Miller
Leon
Herblin
Welden Weidner
Stull
Poultrymen Meet At Groveland November 6
The Peninsular Poultry Association will gather at 8 P.M. at the Groveland Community Building on Thursday November 6. President Louis Larson announces the meeting will feature motion pictures on producing hybrid poultry lines.
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Peninsular’ Poultry Association
Groveland
Louis Larson
Citrus School convenes to discuss this year's crop outlook
Dr. E. W. Cake of the University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service will discuss factors affecting the citrus crop at the Clermont Citrus School meeting. The session Tuesday at 7 30 P M in the high school library will cover market factors and economic influences for growers this season.
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CTRUS
E. W. Cake
University of Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Clermont Citrus School
Lawn Bowling Noted Amid Wet Weather In Mount Dora
Bowling activity dropped due to rain with evenings halted. Teams led by Sheldon and Mrs Randall faced close matches, 12 to 8 and 21 to 6, as new arrivals join Mount Dora club. Spring folders advertised for 15 cents, with club history and trophy lists included.
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Sheldon
Ruth Bridgman
Frank Bridgman
E. Johnson
Spencer
Davis
Randall
Wallace
Reed
Breck
Lou Heaton
Lee
Soper
Garry
Speer
Elizabeth Denbroder
Blackburne
Denbroder
Fuller
Rehm
Mount Dora
Heaton
Bridgman
Rogers
Edna Wallace
Skoglund
South
China, Me
Frank Parker
Salem
Mass
McKenzie
Finale Of Groveland Story May Challenge Its Opening Evidence
The second trial of Walter Lee Irvin occurred 31 months after a Lake County jury sentenced him to death. The Florida Supreme Court appeal argued bias in the trial and exclusion of Negroes from the jury, and the NAACP took the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Justice Jackson attacked trial by newspaper headlines in a dissent.
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Groveland
Walter Lee Irvin
Lake County
Florida Supreme Court
Florida
National Asociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court of the United States
Walter Irvin
Samuel Shepherd
Jackson
Cae
Trial
Shepherd
Irvin
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Kremlin
America
Weirsdale
Uma
Sheriff McCall
McCall
James L. Yates
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Hoover
Department
Howard McGrath
Truman
Ocala
U. S. Supreme Court
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J. W. Willmott
Mary Howitt
Harry Wright
Dodd
Dr. Kryer
Tampa Tribune Central
G. M. Alderman General Delivery
Tavares
Poinsettia Restaurant
Ray and
Mabel Northrope
Kilkare
Convalescent Home
Donnelly St
Nancy A. McWhinnie
R. N
Richard Russell
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
U.S
OF Georgia
Atlanta
Stevenson
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Congress
Democratic Executive Committee
R. P. Hamlin
John Alden Murray
Sylvan Shores
the Travelers
Hartford
del Monte
del Monte Calif
Crisco
Chase & Sanborn
U. S. Govt
Baby Beef Sale
HAM Sale
Northwestern
York Cooking
RUEO
Superbrand
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