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The Princeton Leader, October 24, 1946 Murray State's Digital Commons The rP inceton Leader Newspapers 10-24-1946 The rP inceton Leader, October 24, 1946 The rP inceton Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pl Recommended Citation The rP inceton Leader, "The rP inceton Leader, October 24, 1946" (1946). The Princeton Leader. 46. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pl/46 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The rP inceton Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact msu.digitalcommons@murraystate.edu. f' • ' * - , •MMMM Oo It vnvvnt 17. 194 This Newspaper Provides The WE PRINCETON Continued Story Of Your Todays L|D FIRST PRIZB AS KENTUCKY'S [COMMUNITY NEWIPAPIH, IfrM Master ly S ' *crtut,i 75 Princeton, Kentucky, Thursday, October 24, 1946 Number 17 re firjj Ver. made, Autumn Term Of Places Noose Home And Hungry Swallowed Hatpin F hi«k C leAdOMcUd 75 Parents Join Cooper Urges All Rotary Minstrel kmohds. w' Circuit Court PTA, Hear Doran Growers To Vote To Be Presented I and Mrs. Garland Mi;ier, Louis, are spending the End with his parents, Mr. To Start Monday On Constitution On Burley Quotas Tonight, Saturday Ers. John Miller. » • • 48 Equity Cases On Educator Says Modern Says Production Must Be Cast Of 58 Singers, Docket; Grand And .P*ri'odi / t, and Mrs. Jerome Ander- Kentucky Is In Straight- About Equal To Funsters, Tap Dancers, . |n'j sister, Lona Andrews, Petit Jurors Called Jacket, Urges Early What Market Can Beauty Chorus, To *JUU are visiting Mrs. Mollie Dawson Springs. For Service Change Afford Perform For Charity hw a I. • * • Lr .1l Officials are preparing for the Modern Kentucky finds itself Dean Thomas P. Cooper, di- Princeton's first home talent and Mrs. Hickman Bald- Qctober term of Caldwell Cir- " -toouS*^ • frankf it, spent the week- in the straight-jacket of an an- rector of the University of Ken- theatrical of any pretentions in wuu. Ji _ cuit Court which convenes here Vith her parents, Mr. and tiquated constitution, Adron Do- tucky Agricultural Experiment several years, the Rotary Min- If A. Woodall. S. Jeffer- Monday, Oct. 28, at 9 o'clock ran, superintendent of schools At Station, urges all growers of strel Revue, will be presented |reet. Mr. Baldree is con- with Judge H. F. S. Bailey, Mad- Wingo, declared in an address Burley tobacco to vote in the in Butler High auditorium to- with the Education De- isonville, presiding. before approximately 200 mem- marketing quota referendum night and Saturday night, start- L t at Frankfort. n • « . Cases on the docket include bers and guests of the PTA at October 25. ing at 8 o'clock, with Harry -•wet? two felony charges and 48 equi- N«! ItltMn.. their monthly meeting, Thurs- According to recent estimates, Long directing and a cast of 58 |A Wood all 1, Jr. was in ty suits, Mrs. Leona Trader, cir- [met n^ G i n Monday plan- day night, Oct. 17. Burley tobacco production this persons, including 14 tap danc- cuit court clerk, said. Mary Lee Johnson, 20, New ers and a like number of chorus |o enter« Wester• • n soon. Mr. Doran urged the audience year was the largest on record, Petit jurors are: Comie Tow- to support the question of cabl- and the accumulated supply of Brunswick, N. J., displays a girls, taking part. Proceeds will :ardi B A Hodges, Ganada, ery, Carl Sparks, H. G. Hole- ing a constitutional convention, Burley is the largest in history. five-inch hatpin which left go to the club's charity fund. [Mrs J M. Templeman, man, George Milroy, John Ladd, to be submitted to voters at the For 3 years past, production has her body a week after she lore. Md. and Mrs. C. A. Garland Robinson, Marshal Rod- M-Sgt. John C. Wood (above) swallowed it and says she The offering will be in two Jee, Knoxville, Tenn., left November election. He charged been larger than consumption gers, William Winters, Fred of San Francisco, Calif., holds a that the present 1891 constitu- A Japanese youngster, hun- and supplies have piled up at feels "just fine now". The parts, like the old-fashioned eek after visiting their noose at Bruchsal prison, Ger- jr. J F. Morgan, and Mrs. Burress, Johnie McChesney, tion "puts a damper on good gry after his long trip from the rate of more than 100 mil- operation was made in Phila- minstrels made famous by A1 P N. Jefferson street. Clarence Towery, Everett Glass, many where he was Army government" in many respects, Russian-controlled Manchuria, lion pounds per year. delphia. (AP Wirephoto) G. Fields, Honey Boy Evans, hangman at execution of five |was the first time the Rene McConnell, Roy Herron, and cited these examples: munches an apple supplied by If the 1946 crop is as large Lasses White and others of bye- had been together in German civilians who killed John Morse, Shellie Wyatt, Wil- Because officials are forbidden the Japanese Red Cross on his as it is now estimated, 602 mil- gone days, Mr. Long said, with |10 vears. six U. S. fliers. "Sgt. Wood • • • • lie English, Charles Wilson, Por- to succeed themselves in office, arrival in Tokyo. He was in lion pounds, production during the black-face commedians, the placed the fatal noose about |and Mrs. Pyron Dunbar ter Hopper, Shellie Towery, Jean the State is denied the services the first group of Japanese to 1944, 1945, and 1946 has been Princeton Men ballad singers and the interlocu- the necks of ten German lead- sant hunting in North Parker, J. E. George, Press of able men with unquestioned be repatriated by the Russians. about 385 million pounds more tor in the first act and a variety ers condemned to death at Adamson, Boyd Satterfield, Lu- experience. (AP Wirephoto) than was used during those show, or revue, constituting the Nuernberg. (AP Wirephoto) Get Pheasants ther Hays, Tom Bowers, Wil-. No long-range program of years, making supplies this fall second act. Isnd Mrs. J. E. Mann and liam Coleman, Porter Sells, Hunters, Back From Modern song hits, tap dancing, Yrter Garrett, Chicago, 111., public education can be executed the largest on record. [last week-end with her Clyde Jones, S. Clarence Sisk, because the Superintendent of Consumption of Burley tobac- Dakota Badlands, a 12-minute specialty by Don Lewis Baker, Virgil Tackwell, McCaslin Chosen Granstaff and his orchestra; j Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Local Stockyards Public Instruction cannot serve co also is at record breaking Get Their Limit West • Marke» • t street. Roy Tayloe, Carmen Carter, Les- longer than 4 years. And, this levels and is about half again Miss Joan Pickering, as Rotary Some local pheasant hunters, lie Bright and Ed Harmon. office being political, the super- as large as before the war. If Queen, in another feature spe- and Mrs. Frank Franklin Kiwanis President Jimmy and Moscoe Mitchell, Grand jurors are: Jack Red- Have Heavy Run intendent is compelled to be a this rate of consumption is cialty, solos by some of Prince- Los Angeles. Calif., on John Morgan, Vice Presi- Bill Palmer, Orman Travis and dick, F. C. Faley, Brad Lacy, partisan politician, and to use maintained in the years ahead, ton's top singers, and numerous n. visiting their son, Don- Prices Advance Here As Garland Wood, returned Sun- Gayle Pettit, Paul Rowland, political tactics to gain office. dent, J. B. Lester, Treas- the present supply of Burley is other highlights are promised. day from their trek through Hearne Harralson, Sid Martin, Big Markets Elsewhere Young men of promise shun not unduly large. Production The cast includes K. V. "Tiny" urer For Next Year Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming and nd Mrs. Fred Taylor and Hilbert Teear, Rudy Cantrell, public service because the sal- cannot continue to be larger Bryant, Homer Purdy, "Red" Taylor. Jr. spent Mon- Are Swamped James W. McCaslin, popular South Dakota with pheasants Other Gresham, Gordon Hale, ary limit imposed by the 1891 than consumption indefinitely, Clayton, Hubert Ogletree, George Nashville. With a heavy run of beef cat- galore and pictures portraying • • • John Mahan, Saul Pogrotsky, constitution is $5,000 a year, a young war veteran and post- however, if prices are to be Webb, Elwood Cook, Presley tle and few hogs moving at the the West. |Anna Osborne left Tues- Will Taylor, Charlie Wadling- liberal limit in 1891, but a cruel office employe, was elected kept »t reasonable levels. In Jordon and Byron Williams as Hunting the brilliantly plum- Wichita, Kans., where ton, Forrest Cayce, Fred Nichols, Princeton stockyards' sale Mon- imposition in 1946, when $12,000 president of the Kiwanis Club the long run, production must black faced comedians. visit Mrs. Alice Bruns. ed birds proved to be quite ad- Russell Goodaker, Allan Mur- • • • Peason White, Chester Sisk, day, the day's receipts ranked is needed to buy what $5,000 for the year 1947 at Wednes be about equal to what the mar- venturous, Jimmy Mitchell said, phy, Duke Pettit, Joe Wilcox, TAST George Pettit, R. B. Pickering, high in number and in dollars, would purchase half a centry ket can use at reasonable prices. Mrs. Robert Parsley day's meeting. He will succeed for they are unusually fast and Howard Stone, Jim Keeney, Mal- . Jim. Mrs. John Loftus. Earl Williamson, Herman Oliver experienced cattlemen said here ago. In the past, Burley growers and Hice Hart. Dr. C. H. Jaggers at the first elusive. The nimrods got bag com Cummins, Johnny Mercer, son.
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