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                    "text": "Scouts Will Bring\nW orks To Armory\nFor Friday Exhibit\nPublic Invited\nTo Come See,\nExecutive Says\nVaried displays and demonstra\ntions will climax National Boy\nScout Week at a Scouting exhibi\ntion at the Farmviile Armory,\nFriday night at 8. Troops, packs,\nand posts from Disti.ct VI of the\nPiedmont Area of Boy Scouts of\nAmerica will bring tneir displays\nto the armory from Buckingham.\nCumberland, Prince Edward. Not\ntoway. Lunenberg and Charlotte\ncounties.\nCitizens of the area aie cordial\nly invited to come lo the armory\nto see the work and projects of\nthe Boy Scouts. Lee B. Short,\nfield Scout executive, said.\nExhibits\nAmong the exhibits will be\nTroop 130, Arvonia. first aid!\nTroop 118. Farmviile. ancient and\nmodern wavs of communtratmn:\nTroop 116. Farmviile. handic afts\nTroop 119. Pamplin. homemade\ncooking gear; Pack 131. Farmviile.\nhandicrafts; Troop 123. Prospect.\nand Troop 125. Dillwyn. Tender\nfoot investitures: Pack 136 and\nTroop 138, Victoria, acrobatics\nand tumbling, fire-building con\ntest with flint and steel and\nhandicrafts: Troop 140. Burke\nvillc. knot-tying contest; Troop\nand Post 139. Blacksionc. compass\ncourse: and Pad: 140. Camp\nPickett, handicrafts\nOther troops, including Crewe,\nwill be present for the district\nprogram, Mr. Short said.\nNational Boy Scout Week. Feb\n1-13. opened in Faimville with\nabout 45 Boy Scouts and Cub\nScouts and their adult leaders\nattending Sunday morning service\nof the Farmviile Methodist\nChurch at Jarman Hall. Dressed\nm their uniforms, the Scouts sat\nin a group The Rev. C. O. Kidd,\npastor, welcomed them to the\nservice.\nTake Over Duties\nAnother feature of Boy Scout\nWeek will take plate Saturday, j\nwhen members of Troops 116 and ;\n118 in Farmviile take over town\nand county offices for the day. 1\nThis project has been planned to\nteach the Scouts duties and func\ntions of town and county govern\nment. The day will be climaxed at\nnoon with a mock trial in the Cir\ncuit Courtroom. Boy Scouts, act\ning as town and county officials,\nwill try a traffic violator.\nAbout 250 boys and 150 adults\nare active in Boy Scout work in\nthis district. Mr. Short said in re\nviewing the progress of Scouting\nsince he started his duties. Sept.\n1. Six new troops, one pack, and\none Explorer\u0027s Post have been or\nganized in the district during tiiis\ntime.\nDistrict VI of the Piedmont\nArea was re-organized, effective\nJan 1 And Mr. Shoit commented\nthat a new district oiganization\nlias been set up.\nNext year. Scout work in this\narea will be concentrated on Cub\nScout organizations, he said.\nNational Boy Scout Week is ob\nserved by Scouts m the United\nStates annually. It celebrates the\nincorporation of Boy Scouts of\nAmerica m Washington, D. C.. in\n1910.",
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                    "text": "Valentine Dance\nTo Aid Recreation\nSeek Bleachers\nFor New Field\nA Valentine dance to benefit\nthe Farmville Recreation Associa\ntion in its preparations for the\nLongwood avenue athletic field\nwill be held Wednesday night.\nFeb H. at the Modem Woodmen\nhall.\nThe Junior Chamber of Com\nmerce and Rotary Ciub are assist\ning m preparation for the benefit\ndance to provide wide community\nbacking on behalf oi the fund\nraising program of tnc Recreation\nAssociation.\nAmong the current projects of\nthe Association is one to secure\nbleacher seals Mrs. Ann Graziani\nbas announced that these are\navailable at a military installa\ntion m Virginia and that the\nAssociation will submit a bid. if\nsufficient funds are raised to al\nlow it.\nMrs. Graziani also announced\nthat the Association is setting its\nsights on having the field ready\nfor baseball this summci.",
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                    "text": "Agronomy Topics\nWill Be Considered\nAt Five Meetings\nIn Buckingham\nFive meetings to discuss agro\nnomy problems will be held in j\ndifferent areas of Buckingham\ncounty, this week. Buckingham\nCounty Extension Agronomy\nCommittee and R. S. Fllis. county\nageht. have arranged these meet\nings.\nJohn F. Shoulders, associate\nextension agronomist from VPI.\nwil be the speaker at these meet\nings. He will discuss such topics ■\nas better use of idle land, pasture\nmanagement, varieties of alfalfa\nand corn hybrid and recommend\ned crops and fertilizers. “Cash m\non Corn.\u0022 a movie, will be shown\nat these five meetings, also.\nMeeting dates and places will\nbe Tuesday. Feb 10. at 7:30 p. m ,\nCurdsville School. Wednesday,\nFeb. 11. at 1 30 p. m.. Davidson\u0027s\ncold storage building, and 7:30 p.\nm . Andersonville Giange Build\ning: Thursday. Feb. 12. at 1:30\np. m . Buckingham Courthouse,\nand 7:30 p. m.. Well Water\nSchool.\nFarmers are urged to attend\none of these meetings, the one j\nwhich will be most convenient. j\nThe Curdsville ano Anderson\nville meetings will be sponsored\nby the Granges in those areas.\nAnother highlight of these\nmeetings will be the awarding of\npasture certificates to winners of\nlast year\u0027s pasture contest.\nMembers of the agronomy com\nmittee are Joe Steger. Calvin\nMorris. G. H. Elcan. Jr., D. H.\nRainey. V. C. Proffitt. Lyndel\nConnaster. A. B Jones. R L.\nSeay. C. R. Seay and Earl Patte\nson. Jr.",
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                        "Agronomy Topics\nWill Be Considered\nAt Five Meetings\nIn Buckingham\nFive meetings to discuss agro\nnomy problems will be held in j\ndifferent areas of Buckingham\ncounty, this week. Buckingham\nCounty Extension Agronomy\nCommittee and R. S. Fllis. county\nageht. have arranged these meet\nings.\nJohn F. Shoulders, associate\nextension agronomist from VPI.\nwil be the speaker at these meet\nings. He will discuss such topics ■\nas better use of idle land, pasture\nmanagement, varieties of alfalfa\nand corn hybrid and recommend\ned crops and fertilizers. “Cash m\non Corn.\u0022 a movie, will be shown\nat these five meetings, also.\nMeeting dates and places will\nbe Tuesday. Feb 10. at 7:30 p. m ,\nCurdsville School. Wednesday,\nFeb. 11. at 1 30 p. m.. Davidson\u0027s\ncold storage building, and 7:30 p.\nm . Andersonville Giange Build\ning: Thursday. Feb. 12. at 1:30\np. m . Buckingham Courthouse,\nand 7:30 p. m.. Well Water\nSchool.\nFarmers are urged to attend\none of these meetings, the one j\nwhich will be most convenient. j\nThe Curdsville ano Anderson\nville meetings will be sponsored\nby the Granges in those areas.\nAnother highlight of these\nmeetings will be the awarding of\npasture certificates to winners of\nlast year\u0027s pasture contest.\nMembers of the agronomy com\nmittee are Joe Steger. Calvin\nMorris. G. H. Elcan. Jr., D. H.\nRainey. V. C. Proffitt. Lyndel\nConnaster. A. B Jones. R L.\nSeay. C. R. Seay and Earl Patte\nson. Jr."
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                    "text": "Tobacco Market Will\nHave Tuesday.\nThursday Sales\nThe Farmville Tobacco Market\nwill conduct sales this week on\nTuesday and Thursday with the\nfirst sale starting at the usual\ntime. Support prices will bo in ef\nfect both days for the final\n\u0027 clean-up\u0022 of the 1952 crop.\nAcross the dark-fired belt last\nweek gross sales amounted to j\n630.675 pounds, averaging $33.76.\nSeason sales readied 12.316,120\npounds for a $35.48 average.\nSeason sales to the pool Asso\nciation now stands at approxi\nmately 19 per cent of total sales,\nit is reported. The week s average\ndropped 41 cents below that of\nthe previous week.\nLnngrwood Teachers\nGive Extension Work\nTwo Longwood College profes\nsors this week begin graduate\nteaching courses under sponsor\nship of the University of Virginia\nExtension Division.\nDr. E. M. Johnson will teach\na course on the graduate level in\nSensory Materials each Wednes\nday at Lynchburg, w hile Dr. R K\nSwcrtfeger will teach on a similar\nlevel in the field of Child Develop\nment each Thursday, at Roanoke\nSoldier from Cullen\nHeins Build School\nDestroyed In Korea\n; The contributions of a Cullen ;\n\u0027soldier and his buddies are help\nline rebuild a war-leveled Korean\n1 school.\n; Pfc. Ray R. Routt, \u0027-op of Mr.\njand Mrs. Roscoe Routt. Route t\n\u0027and other members of the 32\nRegiment are giving pa-t, of their\nmonthly pay t.o the building fund.\nThe money is being used to build\na new school in Pochon. one of\nthe hardest hit cities in the re\npublic of Korea.\nPfc. Routt, who arrived in Ko\nrea, last October, is assigned as\na gunner in the regiment\u0027s Com\n‘ p-tpv TV",
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                    "text": "Pickett Soldier\nRams Stolen Auto\nInto Parked Car\nPrivate Charged\nOn Two Counts,\nHeld For Another\nA 22-year-old Ncrro private\nfrom Macon. Ga . Robe-l Latti\nmore was filled S150 i b\u0027s costs in\nthe Mayor\u0027s Cmirt. Monday mora\nine. for careless and reckless\ndriving under the influence of\nalcohol At the same time, the\n\u0022rial Jnctice Co- i t sentenced the\nC-mp Pickett soldier to 30 da vs in\nGil for a hit-and-run accident.\nAnd I atlimnre\u0027s ease will be h\u0022ld\nover for grand .iurv on the charge\nof nos‘essina a ■ folen automobile\nThe-? charges were the result\nef events which happened early\nFriday morning in Parmville.\nPolicemen O. S Overton and V.\n3’. Rickman s iw Latthnore iumo\nfrom a car after crashing into a\n1951 Chevrolet parked in front of\nIiongwood C Here on High Street\nabout 3 15 a m.. Friday. Thev\ncaught tiie soldier i\u003Erte” chasing\nhim for about four blocks.\nAfter capturing the soldier, thev\nfound tliat he had stolen the car\nthat he was driving, a 1943\nChevrolet, from Fla/el C Jack\nson. who lives on Fly Street and\nteaches at Tuggle\nDamages t\u0022 the parked car,\nowned by H M Hills, of Broad\nnax, amount’d to about $403.\nDamage to the stolen ear were\n$450.\nI attimore had stolen the car\nand was headed bark to Camp\nPickett when the accident on\nHigh Street orenreri He lias been\nstationed at Picket1 for about\nthree months\nThe s Idier is bein\u0027 lieki at the\ncounty mil",
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                    "text": "State Officer Visits\nFarmville Javcees\nAt Lung wood House\nEdward E Lane, state vice\npresident. of Richmond, discussed\nmembership and a candidate for\na state office from Farmville. at\nThursday\u0027s meeting of the Farm\nville Junior Chamber of Com\nmerce. The dinner meeting was\nheld at Longwood House\nAnother guest at the meeting\nwas Henri Emurian. director of\nmusic at the Farmvil’i Methodist\nChurch Mr Emurian sang several\nselect ions.\nPresident Henry Hubbard an\nnounced again the state quarterly\nmeeting that will be held Feb. 1 Il\nia at Bristol. Among the Farm\nville Jaycees who will attend this\nmeeting will be V V. Gordon,\nstate director: \\V. F Watkins. Jr.,\nchairman of the Jaycce Legisla\ntive Committee: Dave Schobie:\nand Mr. Hubbard.",
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                    "text": "DULLES TUI.I S Kl KOBE\nTO HASTEN DEFENCE\nU. S. Secretary of Slate Dulles\nis giving the big Western Euro\npean powers 77 days to show real\nprogress in setting up a unified\ndefense or risk cuts \u003En American\nmilitary and economic aid. a\nqualified informant said tonight.\nThe April 20 deadline was dis\nclosed after Dulles, m day - long\nmeetings with British leaders,\ngave assurance that the United\nStates will continue its policy of\ntrying to limit the Korean War\nand sought to counter their critic\nism of U. S. action of Formosa.",
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                    "text": "I \u0027 .\njubilee\nFarmer Recognition !\n.Most pounds sold—J. A. Hazel\ngrove C U ill bell a u d. 33.000\npounds: C. M. Smith. Cumber\nland. 20,224 pounds: ilarold Var\nner Cumberland: W. C. Elliott,\ndullsville: K. W. Gannaway.\nBuckingham, and J. L. Ransom\nCharlotte. »\nHighest single sale averages—\nW. C Elliott. 1.318 pounds,\n$657.24. average $10.88. E. W.\nGilliam. 1,234 pounds. $608.44.\naverage $411.30. !\u0027’ M. Taylor and\nSoil, 1.186 pounds, $555.82 aver\nage $4712. M. I). Harris. 1.632\npounds. $757.28. average $46.40.\nGrowers coming greatest dis\ntance — \\V. E. Mitchell. Bedford.\n75 miles, G. A. Skinncll. Bedford.\n72 miles: John McCoy. Gladstone.\n50 miles: J. N. Bigger. Chase City.\n50 miles: Mrs. C E. Strum and C.\nJ Wright. Lovingston. 53 miles.\nOtis W Thompson. 77. of Route\n3 Farmvtde. broke hts leg about\n2 15 p. m , Monday, when he was\nstruck by a ear on West Third\nStreet._",
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                    "text": "Town Welcomes\n1300 At Jubilee.\nPrizes Awarded\nFarm Operations\nTo Need Thought,\nOfficial Relieves\nThe famed. Southside Virginia\nphrase, honoi for the past, help\nfor the present, hope for the fu\nture just about sums up the sec\nond annual Farmvhle Tobacco\nJubilee, which brought 1.500\nfarmers to town Thursday to re\nceive the Community\u0027s thanks for\ntheir tobacco business.\nThere were seats of honor and\npublic recognition for growers\nwho had made outstanding crops:\nthere were helpful words of farm\nadvice from Agriculture Commis\nsioner Parke C Brinkley, and\nthere were hopeful words of pos\nsible acreage increases from Con\ngressman Watkins M. Abbitt.\nThe awarding of $850 in cash\nand merchandise prizes also con\nstituted a helpful gesture for the\npresent. In all theie were 17\nprizes awarded to lucky ticket\nholders as little Donald Coin, of\nPamplin, poked a tiny, fair\nminded fist into the huge squirrel\ncage of luck, containing more\nthan 8.000 stubs.\nBrinkley’s Advice\n| Commissioner Brinkley, himself\nI a farmer dividing his tune be\n| tween Nansemond county and\nthe Capital office, warned the\ncrowd which thronged the court\nhouse plaza, that 1953 will de\nmand \u0022you use a little more\nthought\u0022 about farm \u003Eperations.\ni.‘ the agricultural squeeze now\n; on. is to be successfully met.\nTobacco farmers, he urged,\nmust give more serious considera\ntion to their land other than that\ndevoted to tobacco. \u0022The more\nyou can get from that other land,\nwhile keeping up your tobacco,\ntoo. the better.\u0022 Mr. Brinkley said.\nThe Commissioner urged farm\ners to get busy on their idle\nlands, \u0022which are costing you\ndearly.\u0022 and to follow every rco\nommended practice to get more\nproduction from crop lands.\nIn a final word of advice he\nurged his hearers to consider live\nstock as a means of diversifying\nfarm operation and increasing\nfarm income",
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                    "text": "Abbitt Speaks\nFourth District Congressman\nWatkins M. Abbitt saw the Jubi\nlee as concrete expitssion of the\ncooperation of rural-urban peo\nples \u0022that has made America\ngreat.\u0022\nStating that efforts are now\nunderway in Washington seeking\nlarger tobacco acreages. Mr. Ab\nbitt reminded the farmers that\ndark-fired growers will receive\nnearly $4.500.000 from leaf sales.\n\u0022That\u0027s 48 per cent ol the income\nfrom everything sold off the\nfarms in Southside Virginia,\u0027” he\ndeclared.\nReminding that much has been\ndone to benefit tobacco farmers.\nMr. Abbitt said that one out of\nevery six dollars the Southside\nVirginia farmers has to spend\nfor himself is a tobacco dollar.\nMayor W. C. Fitzpatrick, who\niomed the Chamber of Commerce\nPresident S. W. Putney Jr., in\nwelcoming tobacco growers for\ntiie day. declared that the Jubi\nlee is the community\u0027s way of\nexpressing appreciation for selec\ntion of Farmville as the market\nat which to sell tobacco.\n\u0022Without you Faimville would\nn\u0027t be the metropolitan city of\nSouthside Virginia,\u0022 lie declared.\n\u0022Your help and coopeiation in\nspire us to perspire a little more\nfor your bencffC\u0022 the mayor con\ncluded.\nOthers making brief expressions\nof welcome were J. W. Dunning\nton. Walter Putney, oenators O.\nW Palmer. T. R. Hall. Joel Wat\nkins Jr., and W. A Watson Jr..\nJubilee chairman ana master of\nceremonies.\nPrize Winners\nPrize winners were jubilant, of\ncourse. Mrs. Sam Tiaylor. who\nwon the $250 first prize after one\nnumber went by without a claim\nant. was the center of the little\ncoterie of prize winners who were\nasembled to streak a piece over\nWFLO. \u0022Shaking like a leaf at.\nmy luck.\u0022 was the typical com\nment..\nMrs. Traylor, whose husband\nhas been selling line all his life,\nnearly didn\u0027t make it to the Jubi\nlee. Despite premonitions that the\nodds were too great, she hurried\noff at the last moment, \u0022just in\ncase it would be different this\ntime.\u0022 It was. $250 worth.",
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                    "text": "A new magazine lias just put in\n; Its appearance in Veterans Ad\nministration hospitals across the\nnation, devoted entirely to stoties.\narticles and poetiy written by\nveteran-patients. VA has an\nnounced.\nTitled “Veterans\u0027 Voices.\u0027\u0027 the\npublication is being sponsored by\nthe Kansas City Alumnae of\nTheta Sigma Phi. national sorori\nty for women in journalism, in\ncooperation with the Hospitalized\nVeterans Writing Project, Inc.,\nand with VA\u0027s Special Services.\nThe magazine wil* come out\nthree times a yeai, Va said. Its\ncirculation will be limited to pa\ntients in all VA nospitials and\nhomes, and to members of the\nHospitalized Veteran.: Writing",
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                    "text": "Meeting The Squeeze\nUse of recommended varieties;\nincreased use of complete ferti\nlizer and nitrogeous products\nfertilizers return about five dol\nlars for each dollai spent.\u0022\nproper land use; soil ^pst* -for\n..me and fertilizer needs. \u0027*-*\nAlso, fullest use of available\nmanpower; growing of all crops\npermitted under price supports:\nand a general farm program in\ncluding hogs, cattle, broilers, to\nbacco. corn, hay, seed, soybeans\nand sweet potatoes.\nHe also urged the best recom\nmended cultivation methods, and\nadvised farmers to stay in the\ncattle business, despiie the price\ndrop. ‘Cattle always have been\nand always will be a profitable\npart of farm enterprise.\u0027 he said.\nLoan Programs\nMr. Varner also urged the group\nto give careful thought to a farm\nloan program, borrowing for pro\nductive purposes, but amortizing\nthese farm debts. He said irriga\ntion should be considered as part",
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                    "text": "Powhatan Hi News\nThe girls team of Powhatan\nHieh has a very outstanding re\ncord for this year. They have\nplayed . even games and lost only\none. so we .ire hoping for a crack\nnr. the championship.\nThe boys have done equally\nwell, out of nine games they have\nlost only two.\nSeniors\nThe Senior Class is sponsor\ning a dance February 27 in the\nWar Memorial Building. The\ndance will be from 9 to 12. The\nVirginia Swingsters are providing\nthe music. We are hoping for a\nlarge crowd.\nIf anyone sees any seniors limp\ning around covered with bruises\nthey can blame it all on a bout\nwith the skating rink. Even\nthough we got the worst end of\nthe deal, wo are hoping for a re\nturn match soon.\nWe all welcome Russell Harris\nhack to school. He has been in the\nMedical College.\nThe Annual work is progressing\nnicely. A.U of the pictures have\nlie. u made w ith the exception of a\nfeu group pictures. We hope to\nhave tiieni all finished after one\nnine visit from the photographer.\n.1 uniors\nTh - time is drawing rear for\nthe Junior Revue All of the Jun\niors are working diligently.\nWe at Powhatan High wish to\nexpress our sympathy to Ruthie\nand John Hensley and family for\nthe loss of their mother.",
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                    "text": "Area High School\nBasketball This Week\nTUESDAY, FEB. 10\nFarmville at Crewe\nRandolph-Henry at Bucking\nham\nBurkeviUe at Victoria\n; Powhatan vs. Montpelier, at\nRockville.\nFRIDAY. FEB. 13\nFarmville at Emporia\nBuckingham at Victoria\nPowhatan at Rockville\nAmelia at Lawrenceville.\nnot to again carry the Game or\nthe Day in the Major Leagues.\nIn a democratic sort of way, the\nstation intends to let fans and\nlisteners make the decision.\nChuck is asking all fans who\nwant the games broadcast to write\nto the station stating so. If\nenough write, the summer fea\nture will be brought in again. If\nnot it will be dispensed with.\nThey\u0027re letting the fans call the\nturn this time. That\u0027s a fair de\ncision. but if you want baseball\nbroadcasts, better write WFLO\nand say so.",
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                    "text": "Buckingham Takes\n47-33 Win at Crewe\nFor 10th Victory\nBuckingham Central High\nSchool whipped Crewe High Fri\nday night 47 to 33 m the railroad\ncity. It was the Bucks’ fifth\nstraight win and advanced them\na big step forward a possible place\nin the District Three tournament\nnext month.\nThe defeat of Ciewe gives\nCoach Dolliver\u0027s Bucks a solid\nten-won. four-lost lecord for the\nseason. Co-Captain Melvin Jam\nerson collected 20 points to lead\nthe night’s scoring.\nThe Bucks had difficulty get\nting underway and had a one\npoint deficit 6 to 5 after a slow\nfirst quarter. After that, with\nKnott. Bruce and Hardiman con\nnecting or counting accurately\nfrom the free throw line, it was\nthe Bucks all the way.\nThey held the advantage at\nhalf-time 21-15. and were ahead\nat the three-quarter mark 33-26.\nCoach Dolliver’s squad put the\nclincher on the impoitant District\nThree game doubling tne score on\nCrewe 14-7 in the final period.\nBuckingham FG F TP\nShumaker, f . 0 0 0\nHardiman. f. 3 3 9\nBruce, c . 2 3 7\nKnott, g 2 7 11\nJamerson, g 6 8 20\nCohb, g U 0 0\nTotals 13 21 47\nCrewe\nFtiller. f 12 4\nThomas, f . 1 5\nMurphy, c. 3 2 H\nWillis, g ..... 2 0 4\nCrittenden, g Oil\nTotals . 12 9 33\nThe Buckingham Central girls\nextended their fine 1953 record,\nwhich is marred by only one de\nfeat. with a .56-42 victory in the\npreliminary game. Annie Chris\ntian powered Coach Sterrctt s\nBuckettes with 28 points. Miss\nMaxey chipped in with 15.",
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                    "text": "FHS Notches 14th\nWin Over District\nFour’s Top Squad\nFarmville High School\u0027s Wolve\nines spurted from behind a two\npoint deficit with four minutes to\nlo to defeat Bedford High’s Otters\nSaturday night 68-57 at Bedford,\nor their 14th straight victory.\nCoach Sherrill Coleman\u0027s Otters,\nvho matched the Wolverines’\nheight, rallied in the third quart\ner to go ahead 49-48. outseoring.\nFHS 26-17. They kept two points\nihead midway through the final\noeriod at 55-53 when Farmville\n-net its first, real pressure test of\nthe season superbly. Co-Captain\nErnie Newman had left the floor\non personal fouls, as had the Ot\nters two rangy forwards Billy\nChandler and Jess Gillispie. both\nof whom had collected 12 points.\nfilial Period Kally\nThen Kddie Thornton, who had\ni great night with 20 points, hit\non a outside set from the side to\neven the score. Clyde Shelton,\nwhose 25 p ints led the night’s\nscoring, broke through for a lay- i\nup. Gerald Duncan, who had come\nolf the bench to do a great .ioh\nin Newman’s place tallied from a \u0027\nscramble under the basket, and\nBilly Franklin bucketed two\ncharity throws. When the smoke\ncleared the Wolverines were ahead\n64-55.\nClyde Burford ,a substitute for-:\nward hit on a long one for the\nCHters to make it 64-57. then\nBilly Franklin, fouled twice in the\n\u0022double shot\u0022 final two minute\nlimit, calmly collected all four\npoints to make it 68-57 as the\ngame ended.\nThe Otters, who load the race\nin District Four with a 7-1 mark\nmatched FHS through the first\nquarter which ended 14-14,\nChandler and Gillespie, the Ot\nters forwards worked in the key\nhole effectively, while Shelton and\nFranklin, with two one-handed",
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                    "text": "pENERAL JAMES A VAN FLEET, who\n^ recently retired as Commander ol the\nEighth Army in Korea, has performed a\ncreditable job for his country. I lie big.\nsmiling American general told a crowd ol\nsome 25.000 people, gathered in Seoul, Ko\nrea. to see him off. that he left his heart\nwith them and would some day return. His\nmain regret, he said, was that he could not\nsta\\ and finish the job.\nVan Fleet has served his country, both\nin Greece and in Korea. He was one ot the\nAmericans responsible lor the successful\ndefense of Greece against the Communists,\nand came to Korea when the Communists",
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                    "text": "Babson Discusses\nBusiness Cycles\nBabson Park. Pla.—I don’t be\nhove in a universal business cycle,\nr do believe in many business\ncycles. Under Newton\u0027s Law of\nAction and Reaction, business\ncycles are inevitable with human\nnature as it, is.\nMANY CYCLES\nWhen someone teds you he\ndoes not believe in the business\ncycle, it is because he pinned his\nfaith on one business cycle and\ntried to make the same cycle ap\nply to the stock maiket. interest\nlates. real estate, labor strikes,\nbuilding, retailing, and manufac\nturing.\nNot only do all the above have\ntheir own cycles, but different in\ndustries may have different ey\nries. For instance, wheat has a\n9.6-vear cycle, iron and steel a\nC-year cycle and automobiles a\ni3-year cycle.\nMAIN CYCLES\nAlthough there may be A score\nof different cycles, all working at\nthe same time. 90 per cent of the\nreaders of this column are tied up\nwith five main cycles. These are\n\u003C 1» the 35-vear cycle, which ap\nplies to agriculture, weather, and\ninsect pests. Every other 35 years\nthe cycle is very severe. Hence,\nsome talk about a ~ \u0027-year cycle:\nand others about a 50-year cycle. :\nThe cycle which affects us all 1\nis \u003C2\u0027 the approximate 9-10 year j\ncycle. Every other ten years this \u0027\ncycle is especially pronounced.\nHence, some talk about 13 \u003E t.h\n20-year cycle. This particularly\napplies to real estate, new budd\ning. wholesale prices and general\nbusiness—although as above sta- j\nted, different lines of business i\nvary as to when their special 20\nyear cycle starts and ends. Ed\nward R. Dewey, who is perhaps j\nthe best living authority on cycles.\u0027\nshows that a 9-10 year cycle ap* I\nlilies to forestry, fish life, ozone .",
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                    "text": ".supply, atmospheric electricity\nand psychological changes in our\ndesires and ambitions.\nSTOCK CYCLES\nTwo oilier common cycles are\nthe 42-month cycle and the re\ni lated 6-year cycle. This last is the\n\u0027 cycle used in the addenda of my\nautobiography recently published\ni by Harper \u0026 Brothers of New\n| York City. Here I show how $2000\nJ invested in 1901 in the Dow-Jones\n! Stocks, approximately according\nto this cycle, could \u003Cas subse\nquently adjusted to include latest,\ndata1 amount to over $1 000,000\n! today without borrowing a penny.\nT1 is is known as the Chapin Hos\nkins Cycle and appears in records\nof barometric pressuie. sun spots,\nj tree rings, certain commodity\nj prices and the sale of some 25\nI leading L . S. corporations.\n; Of course, all brokers ridic lie\nI this cycle theory. If too many of\nI their customers bought stocks\n! only once in six years, they would\nstarve to death. Even the Mutual\nInvestment Funds, which last\n\u0027year did a business ol $4,000,000 -\n000. cannot afford to go without\ndividends for three years while \u0027\nwaiting for the market tfo drop.\nBesides t ieir sponsors could not\ns’ pport a sales force under such\nconditions.\nPATIENCE\nOperating under any cycle\ntheory requires great self-control\nam. patience. It requires selling\nwhen the government, brokers!\nand magazines are bullish: like- ;\nwise, it requires buying when i\n(,v ryone is discouraged and sees \\\nno hope fo” stocks at any price. ;\nOn the other hand, those who do ‘\nso operate on ibis cycle theory j\nperform a great public service in \u003E\nhe.ping to level out business and j\nemployment conditions\nSome conservative bankers do\nnot believe in any cycle theory j\nbecause it misses one* in a while I\nwhen different cycles conflict.\nFurhermore. although they ad\nmit it might have worked under",
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                        ".supply, atmospheric electricity\nand psychological changes in our\ndesires and ambitions.\nSTOCK CYCLES\nTwo oilier common cycles are\nthe 42-month cycle and the re\ni lated 6-year cycle. This last is the\n\u0027 cycle used in the addenda of my\nautobiography recently published\ni by Harper \u0026 Brothers of New\n| York City. Here I show how $2000\nJ invested in 1901 in the Dow-Jones\n! Stocks, approximately according\nto this cycle, could \u003Cas subse\nquently adjusted to include latest,\ndata1 amount to over $1 000,000\n! today without borrowing a penny.\nT1 is is known as the Chapin Hos\nkins Cycle and appears in records\nof barometric pressuie. sun spots,\nj tree rings, certain commodity\nj prices and the sale of some 25\nI leading L . S. corporations.\n; Of course, all brokers ridic lie\nI this cycle theory. If too many of\nI their customers bought stocks\n! only once in six years, they would\nstarve to death. Even the Mutual\nInvestment Funds, which last\n\u0027year did a business ol $4,000,000 -\n000. cannot afford to go without\ndividends for three years while \u0027\nwaiting for the market tfo drop.\nBesides t ieir sponsors could not\ns’ pport a sales force under such\nconditions.\nPATIENCE\nOperating under any cycle\ntheory requires great self-control\nam. patience. It requires selling\nwhen the government, brokers!\nand magazines are bullish: like- ;\nwise, it requires buying when i\n(,v ryone is discouraged and sees \\\nno hope fo” stocks at any price. ;\nOn the other hand, those who do ‘\nso operate on ibis cycle theory j\nperform a great public service in \u003E\nhe.ping to level out business and j\nemployment conditions\nSome conservative bankers do\nnot believe in any cycle theory j\nbecause it misses one* in a while I\nwhen different cycles conflict.\nFurhermore. although they ad\nmit it might have worked under"
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                    "text": "Double Check\nFarmville has its Jubilee and\nCumberland gets the prize. My\ncongratulations go to Mrs. Sam\nTraylor. The big day in a big\ntown was attended by folks from\nall parts. Twenty cent sandwiches\nand good coffee will turn the tide\nof humanity any old time.\nIt\u0027s getting hard to tell ifn the\nadministration is getting out of\ncontrols or just loosing control of\nwhat control they have. They are\nstill throwing at Truman . . they\nare going to make that guy popu\nlar ifn they keep on. Alls lacking\nnow is for Margarette to marry\nnobility she will attend the\ncoronation.\nThere will be a race of Gover\nnor candidates held in Virginia.\nTwo Byrdies and one Anti .\nand a Whitehead on a good will\ntour . . donations are now in\norder . . you can finance your\nown campaign or get one already\nfinanced.\nI\u0027m not for anybody . . . out\nof politics this time. John Stan\nley. of its \u0022in the book\u0022 fame,\nis not running.\nDemocrats are kinder scarse ...\ncan hold their conventions in a\ntelephone booth without getting\ncrowded.\nHad a real nice visit from Mr.\nBillie Carson, Attorney at Law.\nThanks for reading.\nYours,\nJ. Marvin Brown\nI",
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                    "text": "Osaka. Japan\n| Editor\ni The Farmville Herald\nDuring my tour of duty with\nI the J5th Infantry Division in\ni Korea I was greatly pleased by\n1 reports from Mrs. Huddell and\n■ our children concerning their\nassociations with people of Farm\nville. They have written often of\nhappy experiences in fellowship\nwith the pastor and people of the\nFarmville Presbyterian Church.\nIn sickness, too. the church has\nministered to them without re\nserve",
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                    "text": "They have further written of\nmany pleasant ana culturally\nvaluable experiences in the Farin\nville Public Schools. The teachers\nand administration of the schools\nhave our sincere appreciation.\nI take this means of expressing\nmy deepest appreciation to Farm\nville Presbyterian Church and to\nthe Farmville Public Schools for\ntheir splendid service in the best\ntraditions of Christian brother\nhood and democratic education\nSincerely\nHoward E Huddell\nChaplain (Major) AUS",
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                    "text": "IF.ditor\u0027s Note — American\nDental Association sponsored\ni the fifth annual National Ohil\nj dren\u0027s Dental Health Day.\n\u0027 Monday, to focus public atten\ntion on the need for more\n; dental health education and\ni care for children. The Farmville\nHerald, in eo-opeiation with\n; F’armville dentists, presents the\ni first in a series of articles on\nj dental health for children. I\nI It doesn\u0027t command dramatic\nheadlines, and you won\u0027t find it\n| on any list of chief cause of death\n! but tooth decay is America\u0027s most\nvvidspread disease.\nIt\u0027s a disease because it. destroys\n! body tissue.\nThe destruction of tissue in\ntooth decay can lead to intense\nI pain, u toothless mouth and facial\n■ disfiguration\n: The toll of dental decay is\n; staggering. The scope of the pro\nblem is seen in these figures:\ni More than 90 per rent of Ameri\nI cans have advanced tootli decay\nby nee 16. And the dental profes\ni sion believes that figure is\ni mounting steadily.\n; At least 50 per cent of all two\n- year-old children have one or",
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                    "text": "During the past 34 years. TRAIL\u0027S END lias spent a\nfortune on White Leghorn breeding slock. 3000 large type, high\negg blooded breeding cockerels were bought during the past\n5 years. 1000 of tlvm from dams with egg records of 300 eggs\nand higher in 51 weeks These cockerels were mated to founda\ntion stock raised from hatching eggs, pullets, and hens bought\nfrom world famous breeders, whose stock had won outstanding\nhonors and the world\u0027s highest egg records in laying contests.\nThat is why Trail s End White Leghorns ate so latge. healthy,\nand long living. They arc not inbred They are the best layers\noi all time of large white eggs, regardless of k.nd of breed.\nTheir continuous laving of large white eggs throughout the\nyear is the way a lot of them build up their 300 egg yield\nduring the year, and tlrir line records have earned them suc\ncess stories in farm papers. \u0022I have never owned such large\nhens and line layers in all my hie. It is hard to believe they\ncould lay so many eggs,\u0022 farin\u0027 rs and poultrymcn are saying.\nTheir remarks deserve your thoughtful considertaion. if you\nintend buying baby chicks to make a profit. We also believe\nyou will find the NEW SUPER NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS sold\nby Trails End to lie the best laying heavy brc\u003Cd chicks you\nhave ever owned. You will also find that they make fast growing\nline flavored broilers. We can also furnish you a line strain\nof Rat ted Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, and ri gular New\nHampshire*. All the baby chicks we hatch are from ptillorum\ntested breeders We can furnish pullets or straight run chicks.\nSince it has been our good fortune to he able to produce such\ntine chicks, we ha’c always trod to share out good foKfine\nb\u003E furnishing our customers these tine cluck., at low prices\nWrite or visit Trail\u0027s End Toullrv I arm for free literature\nand prices.\nLOCATED ON ROUTE 15. 3 MILES NORTH OE\nGDRDDNSVH.EE, VIRGINIA",
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                        "FOR RENT\nOFFICE SPACE — second floor j\nDoyne Building. Mam street. Miss\nElizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf\nFARM—3 acres bright tobacco;\n16 acres dark. P. E. Trear, Rice.\nVirginia. 2-6-2p\nAPARTMENT—three rooms, pri\nvate bath. Phone 256 W. 2-10-2p\nTwo desirable furnished rooms\nwith convenient bath. Mrs. J. T.\nDoyne. Sr. Doyne Funeral Home.\nPhone 913M. 2-10-2p\nAPARTMENT —furnished, new ly\ndecorated, heat, waiei, private\nentrance. See 703 Oak street.\n1 Farmville. Rent by month. Apply\nto Eunice Allen. 3101 Second Ave..\nRichmond. Va. 2-10-tf\nHOUSE—Long wood Ave. Apply to\nTown of Farmville Office. Main\nSt.. Farmville. 2-10-3t\nHOUSE—8 rooms, wired for elec\ntric stove. On Green Bay-Farm\nvillc road. 10 miles from Farm\nville. Suitable for two families.\nTemple Jenkins. Green Buy. Va.\nPhone Farmville 3036 K. 2-10-ltp\n.SERVICES."
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            "text": "Agronomy Topics\nWill Be Considered\nAt Five Meetings\nIn Buckingham\nFive meetings to discuss agro\nnomy problems will be held in j\ndifferent areas of Buckingham\ncounty, this week. Buckingham\nCounty Extension Agronomy\nCommittee and R. S. Fllis. county\nageht. have arranged these meet\nings.\nJohn F. Shoulders, associate\nextension agronomist from VPI.\nwil be the speaker at these meet\nings. He will discuss such topics ■\nas better use of idle land, pasture\nmanagement, varieties of alfalfa\nand corn hybrid and recommend\ned crops and fertilizers. “Cash m\non Corn.\u0022 a movie, will be shown\nat these five meetings, also.\nMeeting dates and places will\nbe Tuesday. Feb 10. at 7:30 p. m ,\nCurdsville School. Wednesday,\nFeb. 11. at 1 30 p. m.. Davidson\u0027s\ncold storage building, and 7:30 p.\nm . Andersonville Giange Build\ning: Thursday. Feb. 12. at 1:30\np. m . Buckingham Courthouse,\nand 7:30 p. m.. Well Water\nSchool.\nFarmers are urged to attend\none of these meetings, the one j\nwhich will be most convenient. j\nThe Curdsville ano Anderson\nville meetings will be sponsored\nby the Granges in those areas.\nAnother highlight of these\nmeetings will be the awarding of\npasture certificates to winners of\nlast year\u0027s pasture contest.\nMembers of the agronomy com\nmittee are Joe Steger. Calvin\nMorris. G. H. Elcan. Jr., D. H.\nRainey. V. C. Proffitt. Lyndel\nConnaster. A. B Jones. R L.\nSeay. C. R. Seay and Earl Patte\nson. Jr.",
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            "text": "Tobacco Market Will\nHave Tuesday.\nThursday Sales\nThe Farmville Tobacco Market\nwill conduct sales this week on\nTuesday and Thursday with the\nfirst sale starting at the usual\ntime. Support prices will bo in ef\nfect both days for the final\n\u0027 clean-up\u0022 of the 1952 crop.\nAcross the dark-fired belt last\nweek gross sales amounted to j\n630.675 pounds, averaging $33.76.\nSeason sales readied 12.316,120\npounds for a $35.48 average.\nSeason sales to the pool Asso\nciation now stands at approxi\nmately 19 per cent of total sales,\nit is reported. The week s average\ndropped 41 cents below that of\nthe previous week.\nLnngrwood Teachers\nGive Extension Work\nTwo Longwood College profes\nsors this week begin graduate\nteaching courses under sponsor\nship of the University of Virginia\nExtension Division.\nDr. E. M. Johnson will teach\na course on the graduate level in\nSensory Materials each Wednes\nday at Lynchburg, w hile Dr. R K\nSwcrtfeger will teach on a similar\nlevel in the field of Child Develop\nment each Thursday, at Roanoke\nSoldier from Cullen\nHeins Build School\nDestroyed In Korea\n; The contributions of a Cullen ;\n\u0027soldier and his buddies are help\nline rebuild a war-leveled Korean\n1 school.\n; Pfc. Ray R. Routt, \u0027-op of Mr.\njand Mrs. Roscoe Routt. Route t\n\u0027and other members of the 32\nRegiment are giving pa-t, of their\nmonthly pay t.o the building fund.\nThe money is being used to build\na new school in Pochon. one of\nthe hardest hit cities in the re\npublic of Korea.\nPfc. Routt, who arrived in Ko\nrea, last October, is assigned as\na gunner in the regiment\u0027s Com\n‘ p-tpv TV",
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            "text": "State Officer Visits\nFarmville Javcees\nAt Lung wood House\nEdward E Lane, state vice\npresident. of Richmond, discussed\nmembership and a candidate for\na state office from Farmville. at\nThursday\u0027s meeting of the Farm\nville Junior Chamber of Com\nmerce. The dinner meeting was\nheld at Longwood House\nAnother guest at the meeting\nwas Henri Emurian. director of\nmusic at the Farmvil’i Methodist\nChurch Mr Emurian sang several\nselect ions.\nPresident Henry Hubbard an\nnounced again the state quarterly\nmeeting that will be held Feb. 1 Il\nia at Bristol. Among the Farm\nville Jaycees who will attend this\nmeeting will be V V. Gordon,\nstate director: \\V. F Watkins. Jr.,\nchairman of the Jaycce Legisla\ntive Committee: Dave Schobie:\nand Mr. Hubbard.",
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            "text": "Illness of Speaker\nCancels II!) Meeting\nA special emphasis pirtaic for\nhome demcnstratiou club mem\nbers in Prince Edward conntv ha\u0027\nbeen canceled. The meet in*.: was\nscheduled for !• 4a this mnrnin*:\n\u0027Tuesda*-\u003E in the Trial Justice\nCourtroom\nCancellation of the meeting wa\nmarie because of the ilhiess of the\nspeaker. \u003Eyliss Helen AT or\nhome management specialist o!\nVPI. Marian Baldwin, home agent,\nsaid\nSubject of the meetuu’ was to\nhare been kitchen arrangements\nand laundrv r* oms_",
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            "text": "9\nTGHACCO Jl BlLIie erow4 y arms over the I\u0027rinee Kdward Courthouse plaza itunns ii« st eoi.d\na nt.ua I eelehratfon here Iasi Thursday Poliee roped off Main street as the visitor, spilled over into\nM tin street, while listenine to the sperehes and ehrekiiiR tobaero stubs dur\u0027ite the -\u003Erze awards of\nSS.\u0027.O i:i rash and irereliandis? eeriifieates",
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            "text": "Buckingham Board\nGives School Bids\nWork Will Start\nEarly In March\nBuckingham County School\nBoard accepted a combined low\nbid of $523,242 for a new white\nelementary school and a new\nNegro high school at its meeting,\nlast Wednesday. The contract was\nawarded to John W Daniel and\nCompany. Danville contractors.\nStarting date for construction\nof schools, which will be built at\nthe same time, will be early in\nMarch, according to I. S. Driscol\u0027,\ncounty superintendent of schools.\nThe new elementary school for\nwhite children will be built near\nthe intersection of Routes 15 and\n20. between Sprouse\u0027s Corner and\nDillwyn. Site of the Negro high\nschool will be about one mile from\nthe intersection of Routes 15 and\n20 rn Route 20. (lie Scottsville\nroad.\nFifteen bids for the two schools\n1Continued nit Vane 2\u0027",
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            "text": "Speech Workshop\nWill Convene Here\nWednesday, Feb. 18\nA worksh p chnir for teachers\nof dramatics and forensics will be\nheld ul Lonewood College. 4 30 to\n9 p. in.. Wednesdav. Feb. 18, in\nJarman Hall It will be sponsored\njointly by the School oi Speech\nof the University of Virginia and\nVirginia High Scho 1 League, ac\ncru\u0027d me to an announcement\nfrom Howard If Richardson exe\ncutive secretary oi the league\nLonewood College will sry,p as\n\u0027lost to the occasion, with l\u003Er C.\nL S Laidev profe;.; v of dra\nmatic- at Lonewood College, as\nchairman for I n al arrangements.\nDr -i. Jeffrey Auer, chairman\noi the Department of Speech of\nthe University of Virginia, will\naddress the clinic on Uie role\nof speech in the high school of\ntoday. Dr. Farley and other mem\nbers of the Lonewood College\nfaculty \u0027.vill serve a^ conaultante.",
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            "text": "pENERAL JAMES A VAN FLEET, who\n^ recently retired as Commander ol the\nEighth Army in Korea, has performed a\ncreditable job for his country. I lie big.\nsmiling American general told a crowd ol\nsome 25.000 people, gathered in Seoul, Ko\nrea. to see him off. that he left his heart\nwith them and would some day return. His\nmain regret, he said, was that he could not\nsta\\ and finish the job.\nVan Fleet has served his country, both\nin Greece and in Korea. He was one ot the\nAmericans responsible lor the successful\ndefense of Greece against the Communists,\nand came to Korea when the Communists",
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            "text": "were preparing to hurl massive attacks\nagainst the U. N. line. In every such attack,\nthe enemy was hurled back, with severe\nlosses, by the forces under his command.\nWe especially like one part of the Gen\neral\u0027s remarks, as he addressed the crowd\nin Seoul, just before departing for the Unit\ned States: \u0022We live for our children. I wish\nfor them greater peace and freedom than\nwe older people have had or been able to\nprovide for them.\u0022\nThese words are to the point and, when\none recalls that the General’s only son is\nmissing in action in Korea, the force of his\nwords is brought home.",
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            "text": "Babson Discusses\nBusiness Cycles\nBabson Park. Pla.—I don’t be\nhove in a universal business cycle,\nr do believe in many business\ncycles. Under Newton\u0027s Law of\nAction and Reaction, business\ncycles are inevitable with human\nnature as it, is.\nMANY CYCLES\nWhen someone teds you he\ndoes not believe in the business\ncycle, it is because he pinned his\nfaith on one business cycle and\ntried to make the same cycle ap\nply to the stock maiket. interest\nlates. real estate, labor strikes,\nbuilding, retailing, and manufac\nturing.\nNot only do all the above have\ntheir own cycles, but different in\ndustries may have different ey\nries. For instance, wheat has a\n9.6-vear cycle, iron and steel a\nC-year cycle and automobiles a\ni3-year cycle.\nMAIN CYCLES\nAlthough there may be A score\nof different cycles, all working at\nthe same time. 90 per cent of the\nreaders of this column are tied up\nwith five main cycles. These are\n\u003C 1» the 35-vear cycle, which ap\nplies to agriculture, weather, and\ninsect pests. Every other 35 years\nthe cycle is very severe. Hence,\nsome talk about a ~ \u0027-year cycle:\nand others about a 50-year cycle. :\nThe cycle which affects us all 1\nis \u003C2\u0027 the approximate 9-10 year j\ncycle. Every other ten years this \u0027\ncycle is especially pronounced.\nHence, some talk about 13 \u003E t.h\n20-year cycle. This particularly\napplies to real estate, new budd\ning. wholesale prices and general\nbusiness—although as above sta- j\nted, different lines of business i\nvary as to when their special 20\nyear cycle starts and ends. Ed\nward R. Dewey, who is perhaps j\nthe best living authority on cycles.\u0027\nshows that a 9-10 year cycle ap* I\nlilies to forestry, fish life, ozone .",
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            "text": ".supply, atmospheric electricity\nand psychological changes in our\ndesires and ambitions.\nSTOCK CYCLES\nTwo oilier common cycles are\nthe 42-month cycle and the re\ni lated 6-year cycle. This last is the\n\u0027 cycle used in the addenda of my\nautobiography recently published\ni by Harper \u0026 Brothers of New\n| York City. Here I show how $2000\nJ invested in 1901 in the Dow-Jones\n! Stocks, approximately according\nto this cycle, could \u003Cas subse\nquently adjusted to include latest,\ndata1 amount to over $1 000,000\n! today without borrowing a penny.\nT1 is is known as the Chapin Hos\nkins Cycle and appears in records\nof barometric pressuie. sun spots,\nj tree rings, certain commodity\nj prices and the sale of some 25\nI leading L . S. corporations.\n; Of course, all brokers ridic lie\nI this cycle theory. If too many of\nI their customers bought stocks\n! only once in six years, they would\nstarve to death. Even the Mutual\nInvestment Funds, which last\n\u0027year did a business ol $4,000,000 -\n000. cannot afford to go without\ndividends for three years while \u0027\nwaiting for the market tfo drop.\nBesides t ieir sponsors could not\ns’ pport a sales force under such\nconditions.\nPATIENCE\nOperating under any cycle\ntheory requires great self-control\nam. patience. It requires selling\nwhen the government, brokers!\nand magazines are bullish: like- ;\nwise, it requires buying when i\n(,v ryone is discouraged and sees \\\nno hope fo” stocks at any price. ;\nOn the other hand, those who do ‘\nso operate on ibis cycle theory j\nperform a great public service in \u003E\nhe.ping to level out business and j\nemployment conditions\nSome conservative bankers do\nnot believe in any cycle theory j\nbecause it misses one* in a while I\nwhen different cycles conflict.\nFurhermore. although they ad\nmit it might have worked under",
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            "text": "Double Check\nFarmville has its Jubilee and\nCumberland gets the prize. My\ncongratulations go to Mrs. Sam\nTraylor. The big day in a big\ntown was attended by folks from\nall parts. Twenty cent sandwiches\nand good coffee will turn the tide\nof humanity any old time.\nIt\u0027s getting hard to tell ifn the\nadministration is getting out of\ncontrols or just loosing control of\nwhat control they have. They are\nstill throwing at Truman . . they\nare going to make that guy popu\nlar ifn they keep on. Alls lacking\nnow is for Margarette to marry\nnobility she will attend the\ncoronation.\nThere will be a race of Gover\nnor candidates held in Virginia.\nTwo Byrdies and one Anti .\nand a Whitehead on a good will\ntour . . donations are now in\norder . . you can finance your\nown campaign or get one already\nfinanced.\nI\u0027m not for anybody . . . out\nof politics this time. John Stan\nley. of its \u0022in the book\u0022 fame,\nis not running.\nDemocrats are kinder scarse ...\ncan hold their conventions in a\ntelephone booth without getting\ncrowded.\nHad a real nice visit from Mr.\nBillie Carson, Attorney at Law.\nThanks for reading.\nYours,\nJ. Marvin Brown\nI",
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            "text": "Sometimes I read the poets who\nWrite modern poetry;\nAnd I’ve about concluded that\nThey do not write for me.\nThey write a lot of highbrow verse\n» That critics say is grand;\nHut it’s too deep for folks like me\nTo like or understand.\nAnd when it comes to free verse stuff,\nI feel I must be dense;\nTo me it seems a lot of tripe\nWhich lacks both rhyme and sense.\n1 once subscribed to “Poetry,”\nOn which great poets dote;\nBut found it full of free verse line\nSome guys of genius wrote.\nThough critics say this stuff is great\nAnd high class poetry.\nIt is too far above my head,\nTo have appeal for me.\n1 much prefer the poets who\nCan write a simple lay,\nSo folks like me can understand\nJust what they mean to say.\n1 like to read these poets who\nSome lines to us impart,\nWhich give to us the thoughts they have\nWithin their mind and heart.\n•‘Such songs have power to quiet\nThe restless pulse of care.\nAnd come like the benediction\nWhich follows after prayer.”\nL. 1). Whitaker",
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            "text": "j Osaka. Japan\n| Editor\ni The Farmville Herald\nDuring my tour of duty with\nI the J5th Infantry Division in\ni Korea I was greatly pleased by\n1 reports from Mrs. Huddell and\n■ our children concerning their\nassociations with people of Farm\nville. They have written often of\nhappy experiences in fellowship\nwith the pastor and people of the\nFarmville Presbyterian Church.\nIn sickness, too. the church has\nministered to them without re\nserve",
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            "text": "They have further written of\nmany pleasant ana culturally\nvaluable experiences in the Farin\nville Public Schools. The teachers\nand administration of the schools\nhave our sincere appreciation.\nI take this means of expressing\nmy deepest appreciation to Farm\nville Presbyterian Church and to\nthe Farmville Public Schools for\ntheir splendid service in the best\ntraditions of Christian brother\nhood and democratic education\nSincerely\nHoward E Huddell\nChaplain (Major) AUS",
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