Rusk Could Be Georgia's Second Secretary of State
The article notes Dean Rusk would be the second Georgian to hold the post if appointed by President-elect Kennedy, following John Forsyth. It lists at least ten other Georgians who served in presidential cabinets, including Habersham, Crawford, Lamar, Cobb, Akerman, Smith, McAdoo, and Folsom, with roles ranging from treasury to interior and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
John Forsyth
U. S. Senate
Andrew Jackson
Joseph Habersham
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
William H. Crawford
Treasury
Madison
Monroe
John McP. Berman
Jackson
George W. Crawford
Taylor
Howell Cobb
Buchanan
Amos Tappan Akerman
Grant
Lucius Q. C. Lamar
Putnam County
Mississippi
Interior
Cleveland
Hoke Smith
William G. McAdoo
President Wilson
Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Goat Man and Wife Get Heat After Secluded Isle Life
On Big Goat Island off Charleston South Carolina the goat man Henry Hollaway aged 84 and his wife will heat their home for the first time this winter. J L Cameron reports donations include a wood stove pots pans and dishes plus funds to build a small house. Summer residents left supplies for the couple and Cameron notes the Hollaways welcome the quieter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Big Goat Island
South Carolina
J. L. Cameron
Isle of Palms
Henry Hollaway
Hollaways
Holloway
Holloways
Cameron
World Population to Reach 3 Billion by End of 1961
United Nations figures cited by the Population Reference Bureau project world population to exceed 3 billion by year end 1961 with an annual growth of about 1.7 percent. The discussion notes Latin America surpassing North America in 1959 and lists the ten largest countries by population led by China and India with Russia United States and Japan following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
Bulletin of the Population Reference Bureau, Inc
United Nations
U. N
Latin America
North America
World
Mainland
China
India
Russia
United States
Japan
Pakistan
Indonesia
Brazil
West Germany
Britain
Western Europe
Aliens to Report Addresses Next January Under 1952 Law
Washington reports indicate at least 2,990,000 aliens are expected to file address reports in January under the annual reporting requirement. Last January about 2,948,000 aliens visited post offices or immigration offices to file their address report cards.
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Washington, D. C
$25 000 FlimFlam Scheme Arrests Two Men
FBI agents in Savannah announce the arrest of Aaron Fine and Joseph Addison Sr for a $25,000 defrauding of Ralph Sykes of Nashville North Carolina. The men sold blank paper claiming it contained $100,000 in bills and promised we could change denominations.
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Savannah
North Carolina
Chatham County
FBI
Aaron Fine
Savannah Beach
Joseph T. Addison Sr
Ralph Sykes
Nashville
N. C
Sykes
Santa Claus Georgia Is Smallest City In State Population
Census figures show Santa Claus Ga is the smallest incorporated city with 5 residents. Braswell followed with 14. Columbus remains Georgia's third largest at 116 779, while East Point enters top 10 at 35 633 and Athens slips to ninth with 31 355. Marietta dropped from the top 10.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Santa Claus
Braswell
Columbus
Augusta
Macon
Albany
East Point
Rome
Athens
Valdosta
Georgia
Marietta
Negro students picket Eisenhower headquarters in Augusta
About 60 Negro college students picketed President Eisenhower vacation headquarters in Augusta, protesting segregation. Eisenhower did not see the pickets and was not informed. A teen held a sign reading Lincoln Emancipation Ike Civil Right, as sit-ins occurred at three downtown stores Friday and two closed lunch counters. White House aide Hagerty declined to comment on the 75 minute action.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
For Sale Four Bedroom House in Butler near School
Classified ad notes ACE AUCTION CO in Rome Ga offering cash within 30 days. A four bedroom house with two baths on Pine Street in Butler near the school, freshly painted. Contact Mae's Beauty Shop in Fort Valley Ga with phone TA 5 5737.
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ACE Auction CO
Broad St
Rome
Pine Street
Butler
Mae’s
Fort Valley
Pecan Exchange Offers Gift Packages in Barnesville
Dixie Pecan Exchange sells improved budded paper shell pecan trees ready for delivery. They buy and sell pecans pecan meats and pecan candies and offer gift packages. Write call or visit 12151b for Dixie Pecan Exchange in Barnesville Georgia.
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Dixie Pecan
Barnesville
Georgia
Christmas Cedar Trees For Sale In Georgia
Christmas cedar trees available at Gray's Service Station with pickup option. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.50 each. For more information call UN 2-2955. Avon Cosmetics Americus Georgia seeks two ambitious ladies in Taylor County for part time income. Write AVON COSMETICS Americus Georgia 1214.
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Gray’s
Taylor County
Avon Cosmetics
Americus
Georgia
Butter for Sale by Mrs O L Scott in Butler Ga
Fresh country butter offered at 65 cents per pound. Contact Mrs O L Scott at Butler Georgia route 1 for details or purchases.
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O. L. Scott
Butler, Ga
Rte
Homemade Cakes for Christmas Sale in Butler
Mrs. A. E. Locke offers ready baked cakes for Christmas at her new residence formerly Porter Residence in Butler. Contact by phone N. 2-2355 for orders and pickup.
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A. E. Locke
Porter Residence
Butler
Georgia
Dealer Wanted to Supply Rawleigh Products in Taylor County
Rawleigh's department GAK-810-815 Memphis Tennessee seeks dealers to supply Rawleigh products to consumers in Taylor County. No capital required. Contact H. C. Allen in Molena or write to Rawleigh's Dept. GAK-810-815 Memphis, Tenn.
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Rawleigh
Taylor County
H. C. Allen
Molena
Memphis
Tenn
Lost ladies glasses reported at Crowell Methodist Church
Black and gray frame spectacles in a brown case were lost at Crowell Methodist Church. Believed misplaced. contact Mrs. John Tucker at 11241b, phone 2-3481 to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowlell Methodist Church
John Tucker
New Moon House Trailer 1959 Model For Sale
Excellent condition 1959 model house trailer ten feet wide and forty five feet long fully equipped. Contact A. G. Wall Jr Mauk Georgia on weekends. Priced reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wall, Jr
Mauk
Apartment for Rent Near Gulf Station on Reynolds Street
Three room apartment with bath and hot and cold water across from the Gulf Station on Reynolds Street. Inquiries contact (113b) Mrs. J. J. Lovvorn.
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Gulf Station
Reynolds Street
Plymouth for sale good transportation low price
Advertisement offers a 1953 Plymouth four door car described as good transportation priced at 225 dollars. Contact Union 2-4485 from 8 am to 6 pm or Union 2-5541 after 6 pm. Paragraph notes students asked to see the president but were kept from entering the grounds by Secret Service agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Union
Secret Service
Adel Man's Body Found Murder Suspected in Cecil
The body of L. T. Clanton 50 of Adel was found by two men searching for a Christmas tree near Cecil Georgia. Sheriff-elect D J Connell said it appears to be murder noting a blunt instrument used on the head and missing personal effects. Ccok county investigators placed the scene 17 miles north of Valdosta with dry leaves indicating prior death before a rain.
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Cecil
Cook County
D. J. Connell
L. T. Clanton
Adel
Connell
GBI
Hugh Smith
Clanton
Valdosta
Faulkner Re-elected National Milk Federation Officer
A. L. Faulkner of Monticello and president of Miss Georgia Dairies was re-elected to the Executive Committee of the National Milk Producers Federation at its 44th annual New Orleans convention attended by 1,400 delegates. The federation spans 500,000 farm families in 49 states with Alaska as the sole exception. Faulkner leads Miss Georgia Dairies, a major southeastern dairy cooperative with many local farmer members.
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A. L. Faulkner
Monticello
Miss Georgia Dairies, Inc
National Milk Producers Federation
Federation
New Orleans
Alaska
Miss Georgia Dairies
Faulkner
Miss Georgia Organization
Textile Chemistry Degree Offered at Georgia Tech
Harold S. Gates, leader of the Textile Education Foundation, announces Georgia Tech now offers a Bachelor of Textile Chemistry. The program fuses chemistry with textile industry needs to support advances in man made fibers and finishing processes, highlighting ongoing growth and research opportunities.
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Georgia Tech
Ga. Tech
Harold S. Gates
Taylor Mill
Bibb Manufacturing Co
Textile Education Foundation
Taylor
Tech
Mr. Gates
Gates
Dr Finch Seeks to Void Murder Charges
Dr. R. B. Finch of Los Angeles seeks to void murder charges by arguing a third trial would violate double jeopardy. Superior Judge Leroy Dawson set Friday to hear the motions. His lawyers say the second trial jury convicted him but could not decide the degree of guilt.
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Dr. Finch
Los Angeles
Calif
R. B. Finch
Leroy Dawson
Textile School Scholarships Awarded For Georgia Students
Mr Gates announced five four year scholarships from the Textile Education Foundation for freshmen entering the A French Textile School next fall. Each scholarship totals 2400 dollars and is open to any Georgia high school graduate eligible for admission to Georgia Tech. Interested students, parents and teachers are urged to contact for details and applications.
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Gates
Textile Education Foundation
A. French Textile School
Ga. Tech
Child Polio Victim Mary Jo Phillips Builds Braille Bible
Fourteen year old Mary Jo Phillips, a Boston area polio survivor confined to an iron lung, learns Braille at Kennedy Memorial Hospital and works toward a Braille Bible for the blind. With support from March of Dimes and her parents, she types, paints, and practices walking with crutches, hoping to aid others while cherishing her own recovery.
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March of Dimes
Mary Jo Phillips
Boston
Mary Jo
Job
Kennedy Memorial Hospital
Brighton
George Phillips
Whitman
Mass
National Foundation
Mary Jo Plans Braille Teaching Career After Graduation
The passage portrays Mary Jo as she aims to transcribe fairy tales and Mother Goose rhymes into Braille. Her goal after earning a high school diploma four years hence is to study Braille education for blind children and become their guiding instructor.
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Mary Jo
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Ike
J. J. Lovvorn
Brighai Eaton
U.S
College
Reeser
America
Adel Man
Milk Federation
A, L. Faulkner
Lewis Manufacturin
Hightower ST
N. Hightower St. Thomaston, GA
Ing Co
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