Higher Peanut Yield Sought By Farm Agent
County Agent E G Blackwell urges higher peanut yields through improved soils and careful practices. Soil should be well prepared, weeds removed, cover crops turned under before planting, and fertilizer applied at 200 to 300 pounds per acre with lime on acid soils. Use bright clean seed, preferably hand shelled, and consult Blackwell in the local courthouse for full guidance.
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E. G. Blackwell
Georgia
Blackwell
Georgia Teachers to Get Extra Month's Salary Bonus
Gov. Arnall announced at the Georgia Educational Association sessions that state funds totaling 1,573,940 dollars would cover an eighth month of salaries, allowing local districts to fund a 15 percent pay increase. The move, framed as not a raise but enabling local raises, comes amid the largest common school grants in state history and prior economy measures to avoid new taxes.
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Arnall
Georgia Educational Association
Georgia
Seigiss
Ene
Agnall
Education Department
i/State| budget commission
Loegal
Red Cross War Fund Drive Extended Into April
Taylor County extends the War Fund Drive into April as the fund remains five hundred dollars short of its goal. Residents are urged to contribute more, with donations sent to Mr Thelmon Jarrell or given to district workers. Some canvassers are asked to finish visiting residents and ensure the effort does not fail, with schools clubs organizations and individuals all urged to help.
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Taylor County
Thelmon Jarrell
Four Nazis Escape Prison Camp Near Augusta
The FBI in Columbia says four German prisoners of war escaped from Camp Gordon near Augusta on Monday night. Two were captured near Augusta, while Gutzat and Muller remain at large. Gutzat was previously among those who fled weeks earlier and was to fly from Columbia to Germany.
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Columbia
S. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Josef Lisinski
Heinz Stolte
Gerd Gutzat
Herman Muller
H. Kiy Moss
Savannah
FBI
Gutzat
Saga
Columbia Army Air Base
Germany
Weekend Visitors Among Macon Thomaston and ColumbusResidents
Miss Betty Weeks of Macon and Miss Sara Pittman hosted guests while Otis of Thomaston visited the Montgomery home. Harold Rice of Atlanta spent Sunday with A L Millan. Mary Helen Rigsby of Albany visited Mildred and Erma Woodall. Junior Pittman returned to Jacksonville after a visit with M B Pittman. Willis Garrett stayed in Charing with Carol Purvis and R D Waller. Carel Jane Waller and Joyce McMillan visited Columbus on Friday. Ladies held a spend the day quilting at B S Parker. J G Steed of Barnesville visited R D Waller. Ruth Lancaster stayed with Bell Lamhorn and Susie Lancaster.
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Betty Weeks
Macon
Sara Pittman
Harmon Montgomery and
Otis
Thomaston
Brannon Montgomery
Harold Rice
Atlanta
A. L. Millan
Mary Helen Rigsby
Albany
Misses. Mildred
Erma Wooodalle
Junior Pittman
Jacksonville
Fla
M. B. Pittman
Willis Garrett
Charing
Carol Purvis
R. D. Waller
Carel Jane Waller
Joyce McMillan
Columbus
B. S. Parker
J. G. Steed
Barnesville
Ruth Lancaster
Bell Lawhorn
Susie Lancaster
Billy Garrett
R. L. Garrett
Armon Hand
Herman Lawhorn
Mobile
Ala
J. W. Culliver
Harmon Montgomery
Marvin Purvis
Augusta
Lillian Purvis
E. H. Morrison
Cleatons Hill
F. E. Casey
Walter Purvis
Mary Anne Watson
Joan Gill
Gordon Harbuck
Hobbs Family Birthday Gathering in Whitewater
Mr and Mrs J F Hobbs hosted a Sunday birthday celebration for son Henry and grandson Eugene Hobbs. Attendees included many Hobbs family members and friends such as Mr and Mrs N H Hobbs, Miss Emma Gene Theus from Columbus, Rev W H Hancock of Macon, and others visiting and sharing in the weekend event across Whitewater.
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J. F. Hobbs
Henry
Eugene Hobbs
Annie
Harvey
Marvin
N. H. Hobbs
Reba
Faye
Eugene
B. L. Hobbs
Mack
Lara
Robert
J. O. Hobbs
Mary Julia
Walter
Frank
Jack Margie
Solmy
Lee Eubanks
Ellaville
B. T. Taylor
Wilman
Frances Caldwell
Thomaston
Loyd Hobbs
Silas Streetman
Edgar Streetman
Loyd Kirkland and Son
H. W. Hobbs
Henry Barrow
Emma Gene Theus
Columbus
Margaret Theus
Woodland
Macon
D. R. Theus
W. H. Hancock
Bel Primitive Baptist Church
Dury
Jack Heath
Reynolds
S. J. Huey
Community Gossip Notes From Junction City Area
Weekend visitors and local travels appear in a compact update. Names include Patsy Pickard and Beulah Pickard of Junction City, Mrs. J K Adams, Leila Willis, Pearl McManus, James Butler, Rod Brown, Shellman Martin of Macon, Quinton Clarke, Marilou Adams, Francis Peed, Herman Vanlandingham, J E Brown, L B Brown, J A Buckner, and events at Pierce Johnson wedding in Waverly Hall and services at Horeb Church.
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Patsy Pickard
Junction City
Beulah
Fannie
Pickard
Ernest Vaughn
Clyne
Franklin
Dorothy Daniel
Little Son
Thomaston
J K. Adams
Leila Willis
Pearl McManus
James Butler
Ft. Valley
Rod Brown
Florida
Shellman Martin
Macon
B. B. Watson
Quinton Clarke
Marilou Adams
Francis Peed
Butler
Herman Vanlandingham
J. E. Brown
Pierce-Johnson
Waverly Hall
L. B. Brown
Columbus
J. A. Buckner
Horeb
New Passenger Cars Must Await Axis End
Washington April 17 The production of passenger cars must await the collapse of Germany or Japan, the WPB notified the automobile industry advisory committee. The 17 top motor makers unanimously concurred, but a government spokesman said WPB favors resuming civilian car output after a major war outcome, probably on a limited basis for war goods. Two big postwar questions remained unsolved: limits to 1942 models and entry of new manufacturers.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
WPB
Automobile Industry Advisory Committee
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Across Thomaston Area
A long list of social visits and weekend hosting across Thomaston and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs. Unn Reynolds Frankie Nelson Dorothy Wright Dora Heath Lula Stanford and many others were noted visiting relatives and friends in Thomaston Columbus Macon and Brunswick. Several families hosted guests from out of town showcasing a busy social scene.
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Anil Mn Albert
Whatley
Unn Reynolds
Frankie Nelson
Dorothy Wright
Macon
J. W. Bickley
Ft.‘ Jackson
Charing and Atlanta Residents Visit Families Over Weekend
Irma Grace Stewart of Atlanta visits her parents the Stewarts. Douglas Purvis writes from overseas saying the country is beautiful and the weather pleasant. Garretts and Purvis relatives visit their parents in Georgia. Mrs. Watson returns from Panama City. Many locals host Kin over the weekend including Purvis and Morrison families.
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Irma Grace Stewart
Atlanta
Aubrey Stewart
E. H. Ie
Douglas Purvis
Willis. Garrett
Cpl
Marvin Purvis
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Lewis Watson
Carl Hobbs
Panama City
Fla
Boy 12 dies after sand fox hole caves in Elberton
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Bowman for Marlow Brown 12 son of Mr and Mrs J M Brown of Fernandina Florida formerly of Elberton. He was playing near his parents home when a sand fox hole collapsed trapping him and a rescue attempt followed. An older brother found him later and he was dead. He leaves three brothers in Fernandina Florida and his parents.
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Elberton
Marlow Brown
Fox Hole
Bowman
J.M. Brown
Fernandina
Fla
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