Monarchist Dream Persists in Bavaria Amid Royalist Rally
Crown Prince Rupprecht, 80, drew thousands as Munich crowds paid homage to Bavaria’s former royal line. A new Koenigspartei emerged in 1946, banned by US authorities for racist links, while the Bavarian Party courts independence and monarchist sentiment across the region.
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Recommended household canning plan with varied produce
A suggested canning budget outlines per family member: 20 quarts of tomatoes and tomato juice, 40 quarts of other vegetables, 0 quarts of fruit and fruit juices, and 20 quarts of meat, plus pickles preserves and jams. The guidance emphasizes diversified home preservation.
Spencer’s Street Cleaner Keeps 47th Year Tradition
Spencer’s veteran street cleaner Love reports for 3 AM starts each day and remains a living link to the city’s sewage network. Council members offer their $64 salaries to fund new equipment, with Mayor Farner pledging to match. Police Chief Barnes notes punctual, enduring service and local lore preserves the unseen system.
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Eddie Farmer
Tove
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Mienry
Mansy
Legion to Convene in Macon for State Meeting
Georgia delegates vote in Augusta to hold the 2nd Annual American Legion State Convention in June 1950 in Macon. Ben Watkins of Macon and Lewis B. Wilson of the Convention Commission will coordinate with city leaders for the event led by George Tear, newly elected State Commander.
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American Legion
Stel
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Macon
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Nature's Excavation Project at Zion Canyon
Scientists estimate the Virgin River erodes about 4,000,008 tons of rock and dirt from Zion Canyon annually. The half mile deep gorge deepens each year as the stream falls rapidly from 450 to 90 feet per mile.
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Zion
Monroe man elected Georgia American Legion State Commander
George J. Hearn of Monroe has been installed as the Georgia State Commander of The American Legion, succeeding Ene Cooke Jr. of Dawson. Hearn, a Monroe businessman, served in the Georgia National Guard since 1928, rose to colonel in the U.S. Army, and led civic activities before stepping into state Legion leadership.
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George J. Hearn
Monroe
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American Legion
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Mearn
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Hearn
Georgia National Guard
214Th Coast Artillery
United States
108Th
Four Georgia Legion Junior Baseball Teams to Contest State Title
Four top junior teams sponsored by American Legion Posts in Georgia will compete in the State Tournament at Ponce de Leon Park in Atlanta from July 31 to August 3. State director Gerald McQuaig notes district and area tournaments select the four teams to vie for the Georgia Legion Championship, with facilities provided by Atlanta Baseball Corporation to support youth sportsmanship and character building across about 7,500 participants in 1949.
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American Legion Posts
Georgia
Ponce de Leon Park
Atlanta
Gerald McQuaig
the Legion
Mentuary
Georgia Legion
Ee Ponce de Leon
Ita
Atlanta Baseball Corporation
Antwerp Repairs Soviet Ships
Three more Soviet vessels arrive in Antwerp for repairs and modernization, bringing total Russian ships in port to six. The latest arrivals from Leningrad are Sevan 1400 tons Umen 1300 tons and Pskov 7260 tons.
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Antwerp
Leningrad
Sevan
Umen
Pskov
Expensive Jazz Records Hit Postwar Germany Market
In postwar Germany scarce American jazz records fetch high prices, from 10 to 600 dollars on the black market in Frankfurt. Demand among German youth grows as soldiers bring discs home, while Nazi era restrictions fade and new clubs form under Allied influence.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hosti
Joseph Goebbels
Muate
Stain Remover Method Described In Odd Text
A fragment describes removing stains by stretching fabric over a bowl and pouring water through the stain. It suggests holding the water source at a distance for better force and efficiency.
Shanghai Night Clubs in Decline Under New Regime
The Shanghai nightclub scene waned after economic shifts. Oldtime venues pour coffee to stay afloat as patrons vanish with the collapse of easy spending. Some clubs switch to tea and Chinese ballrooms. others face closure amid gloom and cobwebs.
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Shanghai
Food Storage Rules for Pest Prevention
To protect foods cereals dried fruits and vegetables keep them in sealed packages on pantry shelves. They should be free of crumbs and bits of food which attract and feed pests.
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