Most Important Thing in the World Is Bread
Donna, Si, Miriam and Jigger discuss life values on New Year Eve. Si seeks a big venture while Donna doubts material aims and declares nothing is truly important. The group muses on money babies and bread as fundamental, ending with Si proposing a bakery-like plan.
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Donna
New York
Miriam
Lakeside
Ethel Hueston
California
Annette
Paul Acheson
Mark
Washington
Jigger
Si Alison
Jig
Factors Behind Nonvoting Voters of Age
The voting age population includes many who cannot vote due to unmet state requirements such as citizenship, residence, or registration or the payment of poll taxes. Some are confined in penal institutions, mental hospitals, or similar facilities.
Sayre Suspects Theft of Documents From Office
Former secretary of state Sayre told reporters after a closed hearing of the House committee he believes three secret papers in a communist spy case were stolen from his office. Chambers identified the papers as part of a long series seized in 1937 and 1938. Sayre named four people with access: himself, two secretaries Eunice Lincoln and Anna Belle Newcomb, and Alger Hiss.
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Ands
Ormer Tan
Sayre
House
American Activities Committee
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Tuck to Address Conservation Meet in Virginia
Governor Tuck will speak at the 10th annual Virginia Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors meeting in Lynchburg January 25 and 26. Other speakers include Kent Leavitt of Millbrook NY president of the National Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors Vernon E. Kemp of Richmond executive secretary of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Herbert Milton of Charlotte County 4-H club.
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Blacksburg
Tuck
of the
Virginia Assn. Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Lynchburg
Kent Leavitt
Millbrook
National Assn. of
Soil Conservation District
Vernon E. Kemp
Richmond
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Milton
Charlotte County
Port on the soil conservation Project wins national honors
The article notes a recipient honored for a soil conservation project porting national recognition. It also mentions Reims as the ancient capital of the Remi tribe before Roman conquest, from which the city’s name is derived.
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Reims
Death toll and visitors mark Gettysburg battle site
More than 50,000 men were listed as killed wounded or missing after the three day battle at Gettysburg during the Civil War. Approximately 650,000 people visit the historic Gettysburg battlefield in Pennsylvania every year.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg Battleground
Pennsylvania
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