The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-10-01
NEWS I THINK SHOULD INTEREST
YOU

L. This is costing the United States nearly $4,000
100000 month"; $273 second and the outlay for the
fiscal year alone will be about 70 billion represent
ing all time high for spending The public debt which
$7ooo1 100000 June 30 will be almost doubled
by next June 80 $40051 100000.
3 President &. F. Campbell, of Mary Holmes College
will purchase looace farm and the students there
will be instructed in improved methods of agriculture The
farm will $1,000
g. Mrs Andea Stuckey of Clarksdale, Miss, gets farm
back through Supreme Court because it
claimed that she ignorant did not know her rights or
the facts and had nq advise her Situated the
tracing parties the transaction could not stand in
court OF equity
This inherited by Mrs Suckey and she decided
the land a retired business for $4,000 the farm
had been sold 1881 taxes conflict of evidence was
shown the concluded that It is very evident that
Stucley understood from the statements of this business
man that she had entirely title land that i'll
would require the payment OF $500 redeem it. sit
uaton hopeless Of remedy by her the other The Court
annued deed and the returned to the Yazoo
County Chancery Court for of judgment in &C
cordance with the Supreme Courts finding, which permits
her to make proper payment OF back taxes
T. The Liberty Ship, Booker r. Washington the first
American merchant marine ship bear the OF Negro
slid the ways shortly after being cristened recently
by Marian Anderson Americas top concert singer The ship
launched the California Shpyards Wilmington Calf
The ship will commanded by Captain Hugh Mulzar, and
la mixed
5 An answer his prayer materalzed when Eliza Cor
ing champion of the world having the title and $1,000 in
the National Cotton Picking Contest held at Blythe
Vile. Gordon bought bonds with the prize money
great display OF ability which differs mankind from the
other
There are possibilities of 100000 under 20 OF
age to draft Officials of the army,
and Selecve Service System the first witnesses when
the House Military Affairs Committee started its hearings
enabling the Army and possibly the Navy to draw upon
the 100000 youths under 20 who registered June 80
army will get 100000 in calling in B class for
military service The B registrants include with minor
defects who will be liable for either limited general mill
tarv service if they acceptable to the army.
The heated gubernatoria election i'll Georgia between
nall for the Governorship of Georgia by Attorney
General Ellis Arnal 1t stated that Mr. Tamadge spent
S6O,465 i'll his campaign, and Mr.. Arnall, O3S.
g. On September H. President Roosevelt. left Washington
On October he returned In the interim he had Travelled
$3.50 miles had great factories working day and night
talked with workers and plain people, had the vital
Pacific Coast defenses had those of the Gull of Mexico
During he visited Camp Shelby at Hattesburg and
|i his presence iustrious Governor Paul B. John
SON Only about 10000 people him this trip it
estimated
TO- At the annual meeting of the Middle Atlantic Asso-
citation Athletic Unions held in the City Hall
Philadelphia Pa. the Association went unanimously
presenting the candidate from this district for the
James r. Sullivan Award for outstanding merit, Barney
I+we Penn State who in the service of
the United States.
H. A l-pound limit is announced for gift