Henderson and Jones Meet by Pete's Bar Park Bench
Greg Henderson, recently returned from Korea, sits with a mysterious Jones Middleton at Pete's Bar. Jones hints at past honors while Greg contemplates telling his wife to quit her job. The two men share nervous tension and lingering memory as a quiet park scene unfolds.
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Gra Henderson
Pete's
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Tolly
Henderson
Greg
Jones
Korea
Jonen
Middleton
Jones Middleton
Airforce
Police
Petr'a
Enoment Jones
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Jons
Incoherent fragment on moral duties and family roles
Fragmentary text discusses Christian life, relationships, and obedience within families. It mentions protection, Solomon or sacred themes, and the idea that every relationship carries a duty, noting children should obey their parents. The passage appears garbled and incomplete.
Tractor Riding Dangerous For Children
County agent Clair R Acord warns that farm youngsters often ride and operate tractors with dangerous results. A recent incident involved a 12 year old boy who tipped a tractor into a ditch, suffering serious injuries. Data show many children ages 6 to 13 are seriously harmed operating farm machinery, including tractors.
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Sonia
Clair R. Acord
I Remember by the Old Skiers Remembers Christmas Eve
Vivid reminiscences from Mrs Henry B Moody of DeWitt Arkansas and Mrs Julia Shaw of Grandville Michigan recount Christmas tree rites at Crocketts Bluff Ark and buckwheat thrashing scenes. Uncle Bill Prange steadies a cane fishing pole with a wet cloth on the end to keep sparks away during the church program while rural families recall grinding buckwheat and threshing with rails and a pitchfork.
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Henry B. Moody DeWitt
Arkansas
Bill Prange
Crockett's Bluff
Ark
Bill
Shurth
Julia Shaw
Grandville
Michigan
Father
Driving ages and youth skill requirements in early text
A discussion notes that mature skill coordination and sound judgment are needed for driving, which a 12 year old or older may lack. It states varying conditions by age and that youngsters cannot drive until age 16.
Old Timer reminiscence from Kentucky column
From L. C. Hallman Wins et Texas the writer recalls his father setting pine and bulla five tar Klin He teed the tar in building and to grease his wagons Contributions to the Old Timer column can be sent to Community Press Service Box 39 Frankfort Kentucky
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L. C. Hallman
Wins
Texas
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
Tennessee coal output in 1952 tops four million tons
Tennessee produced just over four million tons of coal in 1952 with nine tenths mined underground.
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Tennessee
Clarissa McCurdy Returns From California Vacation
Clarissa McCurdy comes home July 16 after a three week trip to California. She visits grandson Li and Mra Karl Hume in Sacramento, niece Mrs Jack Hemstead and family in Los Angeles, Luke Dunn of San Diego, and Mrs Alice Hume of Hemet. Her daughters Mrs Dunn and Mrs Hume are also mentioned.
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Clarissa McCurdy
California
Mra
Karl Hume
Sacramento
Jack Hemstead
Os Angeles
Luke Dunn
San Diego
Alice Hume
Hemet
Dunn
Hume
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