Miscellaneous early 20th century wire service notices and quotes
A collection of syndicated AP content and editorial fragments discusses election opinions, economic cautions, fashion trends, public policy ideas, and sports crowd behavior. The piece weaves political commentary with social observations, quoting unnamed sources and highlighting public interest topics.
Red Cross First in Public Health Efforts Across States
The piece argues that public health interest is uneven and blames ignorance. It recalls how the Red Cross shifted from war relief to peace time work, training nurses and fighting diseases, including typhoid fever, hookworm, fevers, and malaria, through vaccines and campaigns.
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Red Cross
Republicans Map Vigorous 1952 Campaign Tactics
The piece notes Dewey and Warren aiming to build a strong campaign to defeat Truman if he is the nominee. It discusses expected battles in Congress and Senate, California’s pivotal role, Warren as running mate, and rising campaign costs. It highlights western and midwestern concerns, with Bricker or Stassen potential alternatives and a focus on individual conduct over party claims.
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Dewey
Warren
Truman
Congress
Senate
California
Mid-West
Bricker
Stassen
Roosevelt
Junior
Mama
Papa
Preparedness and draft debate amid atomic age threats
A passage arguing for national readiness against future dangers. It criticizes lack of unity on defense, praises a moderate draft bill, and warns that Russia exploits materials for weapon making while stressing the need to deter surprise attacks and protect democracy.
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Congress
Men of Spirit and Honesty in Public Trust Debated
A critique argues for leaders of spirit and honesty in public office and condemns cringing or partisan behavior. It condemns Russian policies in Germany and food restrictions in the American zone as uncivilized acts undermining peace efforts and global humanity.
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Russia
America
Germany
United Nations
City folk chase a country dream ends in family setback
In Boyle's Notebook a city family flees to farm life only to find high costs and pests. The piece ends with the family returning to the city amid exhausted hopes and a nervous breakdown for the father.
Bible School Ends with Praise at Wnalsonville Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Nelsonville location wrapped up Sunday evening after two weeks of study. Superintendent Mrs Ardricra Wet ha and staff led Beginners to Juniors through lessons from James, with hands on activities, songs, and scripture recitation.
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Sonville
Ardric
W. H. Mains
I “Gibson
Finley
Gibbons
Ruitt Roberts
Sue Bush
Roberts
Don Skinner
Skinne
Brooken
Red Sea
Jon
Jesus
Paul
Rome
Constructive statesmanship to lead Smith campaign for presidency
Democrats trek home after the convention with the governor declaring constructive statesmanship as the watchword. The report notes varied political headlines and campaign moves across the region as public figures address the rallying call for unity and leadership.
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Smith
Pelham
William
George Elrod
Milton
Glen Arven
Leland Crews
Atlanta Construction Co. to Raise Hospital at Greensboro GA
Greensboro Ga June AP reports a low bid of 255,883 by Ravoy Construction Co for constructing the Minnie Boswell Memorial Hospital under the Federal program. The project advances with the low bid meeting requirements and will fund the new facility in Greensboro.
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Atlanta Construction CO
Baise Hospital
Greensboro, GA
Greensboro
Minnie Boswell
Ravoy Construction Company
Radee
Radio Schedule Highlights Day’s Evening Lineup
The station airs a full slate from 6:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. featuring news, weather, music, and entertainment. Notable items include World News Sumr, Sports Star of Day, Sunrise Serenade, and Riders of the Purple Sage.
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Betty
Bob
Showtime
Hollywood
Shep Fields
Cairo Fire Department hosts mayor and council supper
The Cairo Fire Department held its monthly City Hall supper with Mayor Henry Hester Sr and most of the City Council in attendance along with city employees and firefighters. A council meeting planned after the meal was postponed to tonight. The menu included country fried ham and scrambled eggs with J. J. Oliver assisting Fire Chief Aulden Hawthorn.
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Cairo
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