Princeton News on State Levies and Tax Collections
The piece reports May 1 as the final filing date without penalty for the segregated tax plan. It cites 9 550 filers on 527 368 assessed, with 462 000 collected. It notes 9 928 returns in the previous year totaling 513 761 and outlines deferrals and delinquencies. County assessments target completion in weeks, with books due to the treasurer by August 1 and land books by July 15. The closing line remarks a new generation facing an ensuing struggle.
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E. P. Gree
For Rent Business Building at 401 Thorn Street
Lease notice for a business building at 401 Thorn Street offering a large warehouse space and ample parking. Contact details include a California code GA 57528 or GA 5.3379 after 6 PM for principal inquiries.
Regular trips to Charleston announced at Princeton station
Bring your application and tax receipt to White's Service Station on Thorn Street in Princeton for the regular scheduled trips to Charleston. Prepare documents and be ready to board as scheduled.
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Charleston
White's
Thorn St
Princeton
Hypnosis in Medicine Turns Pain Away in Clinic Test
A reporter is hypnotized by Julian Arroyo as three Florida doctors perform hypnosis during a hand clamp test. He feels no pain, though the clamp leaves two blue marks, and he remains conscious throughout the demonstration. Tomorrow asks if hypnosis is dangerous.
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Julian Arroyo
Miami
Dade County
Fla
Arroyo
Wythe County Horse Show Opens With Big Entries
Ed Zuber notes Southwest Virginia Horse Show opening Thursday night at the Wytheville grounds on Highway 11. Kiwanis Club sponsors the event with entries from nine states and over 4000 dollars in awards. Managers are Bill and Bob Dillon. ringmaster Albert Jones. 49 classes include saddle and walking horses. judges named from Pa Tenn NC.
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Southwest Virginia
Wytheville
Wythe County Kiwanis Club
Bill and
Bob Dillon
Greensboro
N. C
Albert Jones
Knoxville
Tennessee
Eisenhower Attends Church in Gettysburg Weekend Visit
President Eisenhower attended the 8:30 a.m. service at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church with only Secret Service present. Minister Rev. Robert A. Macaskill preached on the David and Absalom story. Later he golfed with his son, Army Maj. John S. Eisenhower.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Macaskill
David
Absalom
Army
John S. Eisenhower
Gratitude imperils Vint Bonner in perilous rescue
Vint Bonner saves a rancher from a deadly trap on his land then risks his own life to let the man repay the debt. Burke’s saddle mishap nearly drags him to death before Vint intervenes, leaving Bonner to face further danger as gratitude drives the reconciliation.
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Vint Bonner
John Payne
Burke
Vint
Bonner
Trap ping Licenses Reflect Decline in Utah
Salt Lake City report shows Utah State Fish and Game Department issued 176 trapping licenses in 1957, down from about 400 the previous year. The decline highlights reduced trapping activity and tighter wildlife regulations in the state.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
State Fish and Game Department
Pocahontas Legion Elects Officers
Pocahontas Post 14 American Legion elected Van Raymond Martin commander at Friday night meeting. Other officers chosen include G F Mustard first vice commander John Alba second vice commander McKinley Tabor third vice commander Topher Lotito service officer P H Lambert chaplain William Music historian Cecil Gravely sergeant at arms and executive committee members R L Morrissette P J Riley Jack Dishman Major Woody and Robert Wolfe Installation and delegates to Roanoke department convention set for Friday night July 1.
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Pocahontas
van Raymond Martin
Post 14
American Legion
G. F. Mustard
John Alba
McKinley Tabor
Topher Lotito
P. H. Lambert
William Music
Cecil Gravely
R. L. Morrissette
P. J. Riley
Jack Dishman
Woody
Robert Wolfe
Department
Roanoke
Texas Christian Sees 69 Tryouts With 20 Lettermen
Fort Worth reports 69 candidates expected for Texas Christian football spots this fall with 20 lettermen. The Horned Frogs return 14 non lettermen and lost 15 lettermen from the 1957 squad that won five games, lost four and tied one.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Noted Pianist Grant Johannesen to Perform at Concord College
Grant Johannesen, celebrated American pianist, arrives in Athens to give a recital at Concord College auditorium on June 25 at 10 30 a m He recently returned from successes across Europe and Canada and now tours with major orchestras including the New York Philharmonic Symphony and others He won the 1949 Ostende International Piano Prize as the first American to do so.
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Concord College
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Johannesen
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Belgium
Germany
Denmark
Norway
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Rochester
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Egon ‘Petri
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Saltville Play Program Opens Today at 10 A.M
Saltville Va saltville playground opens at 10 a.m. for school age children with new activities this year. Tennis instruction runs 11 a.m. to noon. Other offerings include tennis horseshoes table tennis ball free play basketball football croquet and organized midget and pony league baseball night basketball and touch football. Rules restrict grounds to school children 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. until August 1 bicycle ban and fines for damage or misconduct.
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Saltville
Don Williams
Mike Jupin
Bridges Built for Farm Use Survive in Ohio
Washington Court House Ohio observers note two early century experimental private bridges on local farms. Both designed to carry water over and under them during floods, though one is no longer in use.
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Ohio
Four interior panel doors with hardware for sale
Westinghouse stove included. 30 by 80 inch doors in good condition. Contact Cail at GA 5-4719 for details and pickup.
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Westinghouse
Cail GA
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