Uncle Louie and the basement plan resurface at Winston Manor
Madge eagerly awaits Uncle Louie's plan to armula as Magnolia frets about a hidden basement visit. Doctor Bliss arrives as Magnolia reveals Uncle Louie, dead, looms large in the house and a torn article is shown. To be continued.
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Food outlook grim as summer supply shortfalls loom
Washington reports little hope for early food relief. Civilian stocks of meats fats oils rice sugar and sweet bakery items will be much lower than last summer. Fresh produce milk and cereal groups may meet demand though eggs likely remain tight amid meat and poultry shortages. The summary closes with transition of Wickard and Jones to new leaders Anderson and others.
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Marvin Jones
Clinton P. Anderson
Ancient Labyrinth Ruins Reveal Earliest Bathrooms
Archaeologists report the Labyrinth ruins in Greece contain the oldest known bathrooms, dated to over 4,000 years ago. The find suggests advanced sanitation practices in early Bronze Age communities and reshapes understanding of ancient daily life.
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Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed with Answers
A garbled OCR style list of crossword clues and partial answers covering topics from geography and biology to literature and heraldry. Contains mis-spellings, broken phrases, and scattered numbers suggesting a historical puzzle page.
Local Social Notes And Military Return At Home
Boston Georgia notices show multiple household visits and vacations with family in Vienna Savannah and Moultrie. Military family updates include Seaman Sam D. Grover Jr. returning from Italy and Seaman Jack Baker on a ten day furlough with relatives.
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Titton
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Elizabeth Grover Billstein
Postmonth
Sam D. Grover Jr
Italy
Sam PD
Fleet Post Office
Naples
Jack Baker
C. B. Barker
Jack
Glider-Army Mission Ends In Valley Rescue
A glider mission aimed at Shangri-la in a high valley near Hollandia ended with a dramatic recovery. Capt. Charles J. Scholl and Capt. George Allen piloted the glider Wanless Faggot as Maj. W. S. Samuels piloted a second C-47 escort. Aboard the glider were Lt. Henry E. Paver and two Filipino paratroopers. They fought to gain altitude over 10,000-foot peaks and reached Hollandia after a tense escape from the valley. McCollum’s twin brother was among the dead in the crash. others survived.
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Ore
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Ray T. Elsmore
Menlo Park
Calif
Eastern Air Force
Charles J. Scholl
Seattle
George Allen
Salem
Henry E. Paver
Hollandia
CIO Leader urges guaranteed annual wage for workers
Atlanta June 30 1947 One of the top officials of the United Steel Workers of America says democratic capitalism can meet postwar challenges only with a guaranteed annual wage for workers. David J. McDonald notes farmers and industry have such guarantees via law and argues workers deserve the same. He cites a Pittsburgh steel company studying the plan and predicts broader adoption if successful.
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Quitman City Schools Names 1945-46 Faculty
Quitman Ga June 30 The Quitman city schools 1945 46 faculty list announced by Superintendent Allen Smith. Grammar and junior high teachers include Blanche Hooks Sara Sims Julia Merle Stewart Lila Kate Jackson Pearl Powell Callie Crapps Eloise Mallory Mildred Cassells Doyle Canady Ella Mae Wommack Lucy Stubbs O C Manny Wommack principal. High school staff includes Julia Mount Buvena Books Ina Randitt C W Bentley Josephine Bethel Mildred Bennet D Morrison and D D Morrison Vocational Agriculture.
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Woodbury
Sara Sims
Ousley
Julia Merle Stewart
Dixie
Lila Kate Jackson
Camilla
Pearl Powell
Sylvania
Callie Crapps
Cairo
Eloise. Mallory
Quitman
Mildred Cassells
Doyle Canady
Ella Mae Wommack
Adrian
Lucy Stubbs
Eatonton
O. C. Manny
Wommack
Julia Mount
Pavo
Buvena Books
Carrollton
Ina Randitt
Cochran
C. W. Bentley
Roberta
Josephine Bethel
Thomaston
Mildred Bennet
D. D. Morrison
Banana River in Fla. Navy Adds Boston's Emmet Mims
Emmet Mims left Tuesday for Macon to enter the service joining Uncle Sam's navy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J J Mims of R F D Boston.
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Newsprint mill prospects seen in South Georgia
Valdosta Georgia June 30 AP three SNPA officials visiting to study locating a large newsprint mill in the southeast praised the area for potential. They noted shortleaf or loblolly pine preferred by engineers while slash pine dominates locally with resin concerns and by products offering offsetting savings.
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Meigs Churches Open For Sunday Church School
Meigs Georgia invites all denominations to attend Sunday morning church school at 11 o clock with classes for every family member. Warm welcome extended to strangers and visitors. plan to attend with family and friends.
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Congress Faces Log Jam Over 42 Billion In Appropriation Bills
Congress stalls at year end with four major supply bills totaling about 42 billion dollars held in Senate and conference. Key items include the 38.6 billion Army supply bill funding the War Department for fiscal 1946 and the FEPC funding dispute risking a filibuster if delayed past midnight.
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Pattern 196 and 9196 Dresses Described
Readers note two dress patterns with stylish features. Pattern 196 offers a smart air cooled V neck and practical fabric savings. Pattern 9196 provides sizes from 12 to 40 with yardage details for body and contrast fabrics.
Pattern book ad offers Marian Martin Summer patterns
Send twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Times Enterprise New York. Include size style number name address zone and note just out. The Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book features new and smart family apparel and a free nightgown pattern. Send fifteen cents for your copy.
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Last Day to Get State Driver's License
Atlanta officials and State Patrol set extended hours at the Capitol and headquarters to 6 p m as the final day for obtaining state driver's licenses arrives. Major C A Williams projects license revenue above 800000 for the current fiscal year, up from 715000 the year ending June 30 1944.
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