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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
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TIGER BOXERS
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
JACKSON COUNTY TRACK
RECORDS IN JEOPARDY
AS ANNUAL MEET NEARS
Largest Eatry List In History OF Athletic Eseni Anticipated
With Six schools Expected To Enter Teams
Next Friday Night.

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Poster has o~en clipping tire froxn
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and St Martins
The entire nae<4 w1u be handed
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coacheS and track team which w1n
cuzne here for the occasion
The track q the PRscagoais high
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TIE participants IN The various
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divisions
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

A~eaor1zne 70 state Treasurer
Lewis MAJ. the Grand Old State /
not quite Droke yeL A q March
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TIE CTecE q. u1e General P1na
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bridge privilege tax efx The Treas
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STATE Y~asEEancK Couuiszzoner
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
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had sucees IN lettering TIRE MARKS
previously se1
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Evening star., 1941-11-16
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
"Tf1IS HURTS ME MORE -"

whipped your boy. But you didn't
need to be so brutal"
I'm not gonna let Pete get started
that way! He's gotta learn what's
right and what's wrong nov before it's
too late You see. Judge. he's a lot
like Harry"
Judge Manning looked at the boy.
who resembled his father and yet had
a buoyancy, light. his father lacked
Peter" the judge said abruptly, "are
you going to be reminded - all the
days Of your life - not to steal, or lie,
or gamble - because of that terrible
whipping your father gave your"
The boy raised clear blue eyes
Honest. Judge. it didn't hurt so
much. That MIR. Bergson - Gee whiz!
He ought to know how feller feels
when he's really hurt - after fight
If you get your eyes bunged up an
your lip cut, an socked all over -
gosh, that hurts! That's somep'nT
Newton looked baffled and angry.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

George. Then: what you got there,
Judge?"
The Judge handed him the clippings
and the docket. Finally Newton said
in suppressed voice: That's my
twin brother"
''Lemme seeT Peter popped out of
his chair. His father closed the papers
and held off the boy. He looked at the
judge.
He don't know about Harry, see?'
Then. urgently: Il don't want him to
know
The Judge laid the papers on his
desk. II guess he'll have to know.
now - and maybe it's better so. Your
twin brother. you say? Were you
pretty close to him?"
That's right" His eyes were cast
down.
"You certainly look alike as two
peas" the Judge commented.
The man glanced up. But we
wasn't alike - inside. He - was bet
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Continued from pcss thirfssn

ter than me- l mean, he was - well,
like somebody said once - he was
sunshine! / was cloudy weather" His
eyes fell again.
lHE Judge puffed his pipe. Il re-
member he had a certain charm. What
became of him?"
Newton glanced at his listening son.
Finally he said: "A lot O repeats, and
then life term - for big robbery -
'Twasn't all his fault; he was cute
kid - so nobody ever swatted it outa
him when he begun to take things"
so he got to thinking he could get
away with anything. eh? Smart guy
sort of thing"
mo, he wasn't no smart guy"
Newton said. He done lot for other
people Harry had it in him to be
honest. He'd have been okay if he'd
been started right"
II begin to understand what was
in your mind. Newton. when you
Evening star., 1941-11-16
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In the small Office back of the court
room. the judge went straight to his
steel files. He found Newton" with
out any difficulty. There were some
clippings attached to the docket. His
mouth frightened.
George Newton was coming through
the doorway, ushering his small son.
before him. Peter looked about the
Office with lively curiosity. smiling en-
gagingly at the judge.
sit down." Judge Manning said.
Then, as Peter flung himself carelessly
into hard chair and sat forward again
abruptly. he inquired: "Your back
still pain you?"
Jaw. it's nothin'."
HE Judge unfastened the packet of
papers. A newspaper picture came
first, a young man in profile. 1t was
Newton. all right. in spite of the dare
devil expression. The date was 1880.
Petty theft. But the name E. The
judge looked up sharply. This says
Harry Newton. You gave your name
as George?"
Newton said calmly, MY name is