Bay State Official Apologizes to South For Industry Attack
Lt. Gov. A. W. Coolidge of Massachusetts apologized for harsh remarks about the South and New England industry. T. M. Forbes of the Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Association accepted the apology for textile mills. The debate over sending industry to the South continues.
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Bay State
South
Atlanta
New England
A. W. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Bilbobelt Banjo Instrumenters
T. M. Forbes
Cotton Manufacturers Assosociation of
Georgia
Georgia to open new Altamaha bridge in May opening
Plans for a May official opening of Vidalia Georgia's Altamaha River bridge with sponsors from Lyons Baxley and Vidalia. The 4100 foot span carries Federal Highway 1 over the Altamaha replacing the Langford Johnson bridge. Cost 1.5 million dollars from federal and state funds.
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Vidalia
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Lyons, Baxley
Maine
Miami
Piney Bluff
Altamaha
Oconee
Lumber City
State Highway Department
J. C. Brook
Scott Construction Co
DeSoto Expedition in Georgia Revealed by State historian
State historian Gus Bernd summarizes revised findings on Hernando DeSoto’s 1539 40 Georgia expedition based on John R. Swanton's research and the DeSoto Commission final report. The account traces camp sites along the Suwanee Ocmulgee and Oconee rivers, notes encounters with local peoples, and marks possible stops near Hiwassee and Ft Mountain before reaching the Mississippi, with DeSoto dying in 1542.
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Gus Bernd
Georgia Department of State
Hernando DeSoto
Georgia
South
John R. Swanton
Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
U. S. DeSoto
Congress
DeSoto
Swanton
Tampa Bay
Suwanee River
Silver Springs
Tallahassee
Bainbridge
Albany
Baker County
Early County
Ocmulgee
Abbeville
Hawkinsville
Oconee
Carr Shoals
Dublin
Savannah
Augusta
Cofitachequi
Tennessee
Coosa
Hiwassee
Towns County
Ft. Mountain
Murray County
Rome
Alabama
Mississippi
Big River
Middle Georgia College Plans May Day Festival Crowning Queen
Middle Georgia College outlines elaborate May Day events with a student ballot payback at the Thursday assembly on April 15. Joyce Kimberly was named Queen of May Day with Joyce Bowen as Maid of Honor and a court including Maxine Parr Mary Fuller Mary Ruth Fordham Peggy Purser Bea Butler Jackie Butler Claudine Glawson Gloria Parr Anne Hill and Martha Ann Clay.
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Middle Georgia College
Joyce Kimberly
Gene Kimberly
Cochran
Kimberly
Quintas Stellas
Kernel
Joyce Bowen
Tom P. Bowen
Rhine, Ga
Miss Bowen
Maxine Parr
A. L. Bush
Leary, Ga
Mary L. Fuller
Grady Fuller
Reynolds
Mary Ruth Fordham
J. F. Fordham
Peggy Purser
J. O. Purser
Cochran, Ga
Bea Butler
Henry Attaway
Milan
Jackie Butler
A. L. Mobley
Hawkinsville
Claudine Glawson
W. C. Glawson
Bradley
Gloria Parr
A. L. Busn
Leary
Anne Hill
G. B. Hill
Martha Ann Clay
Ernest P. Clay
McDonough
Music
Savannah 93 year old man sets coast bound on bicycle
A 93 year old Savannah man named Howe leaves for California on a bicycle. He had previously toured in a wagon last year but stopped after returning home. He has since married and plans further travel, with reports of his wife.
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Savannah
Dad
He Howe
California
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Columbbur
Atlanta, Ga
Fulton County Police
S. B. Pollard
Natchel
C. W. Smith
Thomaston
Sales & Service
E. Gordon Street
U. S
Eiligent F Tomorror
Waltz
Dean Hotel
Butler
J. C. Colwell Motor Co
Thomaston, Georgia
Kaiser - Frazer
Kaiser Custom and
Frazer Manhattans
FORD
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Studebaker
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