Georgia Witnesses: Airmen Die Crash and Local Tragedies
A report from Georgia notes two out-of-state airmen killed in a crash near Valdosta. It covers a string of local deaths and events including a burned Elberton couple, a Colum bus man found dead, and long list of state notices, school bonds, and tax disputes highlighting Georgia life in early 1957.
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Valdosta
O. W. Franklin Sr
Ocean Pond
Lake Park
McGee recounts 31000 mile world tour address
W C Tucker reports Theo McGee told the Columbus Executive Committee about his 31000 mile journey around the world. McGee said travelers tire, but he did not, sharing incidents others might overlook and noting articles he sent to the Enquirer during the trip.
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Columbus
Theo McGee
Columbus Executive Committee
Tucker
Executive Club
Mr. McGee
McGee
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Enquirer
103 Year Old Burl Sanders Still Looks After Jim
Burl W. Sanders of Hampton reaches 103 and continues caring for his son J W Sanders who is 80. Burl moved from Jonesboro ten years ago to live with Jim on Locust Grove road after Jim buried his wife.
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Burl W. Sanders
Jonesboro
Locust Grove
Hampton
Jim
T. D. Weems
Weems
Mr. Burl
Burl
Family Dispute Costs Schley County Citizen Loss of His Left Eye
Ellaville January 8 a 69 year old retired farmer Walter Souter was shot in the left eye and arm during a prolonged family riot his wife 68 is charged with assault with intent to murder and freed on a $1000 bond Souter had eye removed and is listed in fair condition at Americus hospital
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Texas
J. G. Graham
Colorado
U. S. Army
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Denver
Col
Leedy
Okla
Schley County
Ellaville
DeVane
Walter Souter
Souter
Americus Hospital
Newsprint Price Hike From Consolidated Increases to 134
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd said it will raise newsprint by 4 a ton to 134 delivered in New York, effective March 1. A similar rise announced last week by another major Canadian producer. The spokesman cited rising costs as the reason for the increase.
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Montreal
Canada
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd
Consolidated
New York
Editor Tucker Warns of Road Snake Dangers
The article warns drivers to beware of a road hazard called a snake a tube or cable stretched across streets that triggers speed detection. It notes snakes lie across many parts of town and vehicles crossing them register high speed accurately.
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Tucker
Three Turncoats sue U.S. for pay in Korea prisoner case
Three soldiers filed suit in the U.S. Court of Claims seeking nearly 15000 dollars in pay and allowances from their capture in Korea through their dishonorable discharges. The men allege government failure to provide due compensation for the period of captivity and after.
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Washington, D. C
Korea
U.S. Court of Claims
Georgia Education Commission proposes fourfold plan to uphold segregation
The Georgia Education Commission recommends a four part defense against race mixing. Measures include ending compulsory school attendance and reassigning visiting teachers, granting the governor broad emergency and policing powers to enforce segregation laws, and expanding the commission's authority. Governor Griffin plans to seek passage in the upcoming legislative session.
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Atlanta
Georgia Education Commission
Georgia
GEC
Griffin
General Assembly
Farmers Tax Guide Offered At IRS and County Offices
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue announces a new publication titled Farmers Tax Guide. Free copies will be available at all IRS offices and at County Agricultural Agent offices in the district, aiding farmers in preparing income tax forms.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Mrs Rich, Rich department store official’s wife dies
Mrs R H Rich, wife of Rich's department stores president, died after several weeks illness in Atlanta at St Joseph's Infirmary. The former Virginia Lazarus of New Orleans, married in 1930, she was 48. Cause of death not announced.
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R. H. Rich
Rich’s Department Stores
Virginia Lazarus
New Orleans
Rich
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Columbia stamp honors man who claims 167 birth days
In Bogota Jan 12 Javier Pereira who asserts a 167 birth day count is honored as a national hero with his portrait placed on a new Colombian postage stamp. The unveiling marks his immortalization in bronze and on the stamp alongside other national figures.
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Columbia
Bogota
Javier Pereira
Senator Georgia's new face recalls duties and openness
In his first Washington column the Georgia senator outlines duties of representation, invites public input, and notes settling in Fairfax County while praising Senate free debate. He recalls a virus illness, oath of office on January 3, and requests Georgians to communicate via letters, telegrams, and calls.
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Georgia
United States Senate
Senate
Bobby
Lowell Conner
Congress
Fairfax County
Virginia
Falls Church
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