Widow Sees Miraculous Cross On Wall In Wisconsin Farm
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin widow Mrs William Mulder says a glowing cross on her wall is a sign from her dead husband, while three visiting reporters say it is a light reflection from a mirror edge. About 1000 people have seen the phenomenon in her home, which appeared a week after her husband died on October 22.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
William Mulder
Dairy prices to dip next year unless price supports rise
The Agriculture Department forecasts somewhat lower dairy prices in 1950 unless government price-support purchases increase materially above 1949 levels. December should see little change. total milk flow runs larger than a year ago as buyers continue high purchases. Butterfat price is stable. October output per cow remains at unprecedented levels for the time of year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Dead End Jobs Rise in New York and Mount Rainier Flora Noted
Management counselor Leo Nejelski argues in The American Magazine that many people are stuck in dead end jobs using only about 25 percent of their potential. In Washington State's Mount Rainier National Park, 500 flowering plants including grasses are recorded.
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New York
INS
Leo Nejelski
Washinglton State
Mount Rainier National Park
Rowdy Senator Taylor Arrested in Birmingham Disord er Case
Idaho Senator Taylor, then a Progressive Party candidate for vice president, was arrested May 1, 1948, in Birmingham while trying to enter a door reserved for Negroes at a Southern Negro Youth Congress meeting. He admitted scuffling with officers and was convicted in police court, a verdict upheld by the circuit court, and he received a 180 day jail term and 500 dollar fine. His lawyers claim the arrest was illegal and pray constitutional challenges to segregation laws.
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Montgomery
Ala
Glen
Taylor
Idaho
Birmingham
Thomas’e. Huey
State ‘Court, of Appeals
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Henry
Wallace
Progressive Party
Speal
Vac
Huey
Miami's 90 ton coconut grinder to turn trash into compost
Miami officials say the city will save thousands yearly by processing garbage in a 90 ton coconut grinder. Instead of hauling waste to distant incinerators, the system will produce compost locally, cutting transport and disposal costs.
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Miami, Fla
Nettleton Loafer Onen Featured in Gift List Pitch
Advertisement touts the Nettleton Loafer Onen as superbly comfortable long wearing and smart. It promotes exclusive Nettleton craftsmanship and offers a charge account for convenience.
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Nettleton
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