Georgia News Keeps Moving With Local Losses And Traffic Toll
Georgia reports show tourism spending reaching three hundred million year to date. Several notable deaths include E E Nelson’s quadruplet mourned in Alma and prominent local figures in Columbus Fort Valley and Reynolds. A series of accidents, theft, and public notices mark regional activity as bids for road projects and postmaster appointments stir local interest.
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Georgia
Taylor County Facts On Cancer Treatment And Deaths
Taylor County reports 41 cancer deaths in the past five years and Georgia totals 15 709 cancer deaths in five years. The notice urges early diagnosis and treatment, notes cancer costs to the U S economy exceed two billion dollars yearly, and cites a $6 000 average cost for incurable cases including care and burial.
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Georgia
Taylor County
United States
Birmingham News Sold in Record $18.7 Million Deal
Birmingham, Dec. 1 Publisher S. I. Newhouse expands his holdings by purchasing the Birmingham News and Huntsville Times plus a TV station and three radio outlets in a record 18.7 million dollar transaction. He pays 16% million dollars and assumes 2 million in liabilities, the largest sale in American newspaper history per Editor and Publisher.
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Birmingham
Ala
S. I. Newhouse
Alabama
Cyrus Curtis
Philadelphia Inquirer
Yield Right of Way Signals Highlight Highway Safety
State Highway Department promotes Yield Right of Way intersections to reduce crashes. Drivers must slow to ten miles per hour and yield to traffic on intersecting roads when signaled. Violations after passing the sign create prima facie evidence of failure to yield.
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State Highway Department
Columbus Couple Charged in Arsenic Poison Death
Eugene Adams and wife Lou Adams of Columbus were bound over to Superior Court without bond on murder charges in the arsenic death of Lou Adams' father Wm. J. Rushing, 83, after a preliminary hearing. Mrs. Adams admitted poisoning and implicated her husband. Rushing’s body was exhumed for post mortem tests.
Montezuma High senior beauty queens win parade top prize
In Montezuma Dec 2 the Montezuma High School senior beauties rode in the White Christmas float to take first place and a $50 savings bond in the Santa Claus Parade. Ann Allen Miss Montezuma Sally Ann Mathis Miss Macon County Fair and Elizabeth Frederick Miss Marshallville rode convertibles past cheering crowds drawing strong attention alongside Santa Claus.
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Montezuma
Montezuma High School
Merchant’s Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ann Allen
Sally Ann Mathis
Oglethorpe
Macon County
Elizabeth Frederick
Marshallville
Santa Claus
Marines Open Three Year Enlistments in Service
Turner reports the Marine Corps now accepts three year enlistments offering the same training schooling and travel as four year terms. Interested young men should contact Sgt Turner at the Butler Post Office on the first or third Tuesday each month 1 30 to 3 30 p m.
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Butler
Sgt. Turner
Herald Office
R. M. Turner
Marine Corps
Upson County Girl Wins National Health Award in Chicago
Patsy Royal, 18, daughter of L L Royal and Mrs L L Royal of Thomaston Route 3, won the national health champion title at the 34th 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Her campaigns fighting rats flies and roaches plus health talks radio broadcasts and surveys helped promote county health.
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Patsy Royal
Upson County
Dorothy Dozie
Columbia Co
Chicago
Patsy
L. L. Royal
Rt. 3
Thomaston
Parade by Butler Colored School Band Delights Thomaston
The Thomaston colored brass band joined the Butler colored band for a splendid parade around the public square Monday afternoon directed by Robert L. McDougald with 34 local players and Ray Borders as head. A visiting 36 member band followed with floats adding attraction. Tollie Mae Hillman was crowned Queen of the colored school for 1955 56 by Curtis Peebles. In the post parade basketball Butler defeated Roberta 48 16 for the boys and 42 12 for the girls.
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Thomaston Colored Brass Band
Butler Colored Brass Band
Robert L. McDougald
Ray Borders
Tollie Mae Hillman
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