Confusion in Watts Family as Mail Brings Letter
Kinsey notes the Watts household faces mixups with eight sons named Harold Henry Herbert Harvey Harry Homer Herman and Howard. The mailman hand delivers a letter addressed to I Watts causing further amusing confusion among kin.
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Kinsey
CAPY _Maore
I. Tre Watts
I. _ Watts
Dad
Fara
Harold
Henry
Herbert
Harvey
Harry
Homer
Herman
Howard
Coyote Skin Game Not For Navajo Belief
Gallup New Mexico AP A Marine corps major shot a coyote near town to use the hide as a trophy. He searched for an Navajo to skin the animal but learned that Navajo hold the coyote in extreme contempt and will not touch it. A town butcher finally skinned the animal.
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Gallup, N. M
A. Marine Gore
Admonition From Commander Mitchel Promises Delightful Evening
The note urges attendees to not miss the upcoming event, promising a delightful evening for all who come. Commanders and officers, including Guyton Mitchel, emphasize the invitation with enthusiastic tone.
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Guyton Mitchel
Klan Receives Green Light From Atlanta Officer
Commerce Georgia June 14 AP an assistant state attorney general told Commerce Kiwanis the Ku Klux Klan was told by an Atlanta policeman the group would be allowed to handle any race riot before the July 17 state primary. He cited other Klan statements and noted Georgia officials pursue court action to disband the group while predicting a public opinion battle.
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Commerce
Georgia
Legal Department
Atlanta
Commerce Kiwanis Club
Dan Duke
Klan
Duke
Ellis Arnall
Tennessee
Samuel Green
Electricians Find Jewel Bonanza at New Jersey YMCA
Electricians wiring the attic of the Orange YMCA uncovered a cache of jewelry valued at more than 100000 dollars. Detectives say settings were removed and gems hammered to thwart identification, hidden under floor beams. A former YMCA resident is being questioned.
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Orange
N. J
Orange Ymca
Essex’ County
Leon Sklarey
Sklarey
YMCA
Paris conference may decide postwar order for Europe
Dewitt MacKenzie analyzes the Paris meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers United States Britain Russia and France to settle European peace treaties. He notes Washington London seek concessions from Moscow while Moscow weighs realignment and possible collaboration to avert a two bloc Europe.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Russia
United States
Britain
France
America
Byrnes
Peis
Truman
Connally
Vandenberg
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
England
Pritish
Kevin
Bevin
London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
War Undersecretary Praises Ingenuity of Georgia Workers
Athens Georgia June 14 AP Undersecretary of War Kenneth Royall told the University of Georgia 1438th commencement that Georgia workers showed courage service and ingenuity during the war. He praised Georgians for latent skills and realistic effort that powered victory noting fewer imports of technicians and strong civic character.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Kenneth 2
Royall
Royal
North Carolina
Georgia
Ely
Antwerp Rebuilds Diamond Trade After War
Antwerp resumes dominance of world diamond trade as 1945 exports near 20 million dollars and early 1946 shipments to the United States rise. Industry leaders cite craftsmanship heritage, Belgian labor strength, and wartime losses while foreseeing a return to prewar employment levels.
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Antwerp
Europe
Rue du Pelican
Palestine
Brazil
Canada
United Staties
United States
Albert Rudelheim
Lbelzian Diamond Industry Syndicate
South America
Lelvium
Juda Polak
Belgium
Clair
Rudelsheim
Diamond Trading Company of London
South Africa
Belgian Congo
Raundelsheim
Deitz
Eire's Peat Boost Aims at Power for Future
Dublin reports Ireland plans a ten year peat program to solve fuel shortages by machine mining turf bogs. Government aims to spend nearly 20 million to build peat powered power stations and generate electricity as coal remains unavailable.
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Diblin
Erie
Government oil and gas agency formed amid Titania crisis
For the first time outside war, a government oil and gas agency is established amid the Titanian emergency. The move signals a nationwide response to energy and security concerns, with officials pledging coordinated control of resources and markets.
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Ae Taman Mdemant
Titaniarn
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