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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
5
Georgia readers are reminded of Emory at Oxford celebrating its 120th anniversary on a Tuesday. The rundown spans local rate hikes in Thomaston, a planned Steve Cooke Fish Hatchery opening near Dawson on Feb 15, and other regional updates including tobacco crop losses, civic projects, awards, and notable appointments across Georgia.
Mrs E D Kondracki of Columbus won $500 on the WRBL TV program Name That Tune by listing seven song titles from a possible 26 on a questionnaire. Her win was announced on television. she is the wife of Sgt E D Kondracki.
Bernice McCullar director of information for the State Department of Education will address the Edison Electric Institute convention in Chicago on April 2. The former Richland Georgia resident will also speak to the Alabama Vocational Association on March 28 and the State FHA Convention in Raleigh North Carolina on March 30.
An Emory University senior was killed and another injured in a spectacular car crash near Atlanta. The driver George Shinnberger died in the wreck after the small sports car left the road and flipped. Gerald F. Sammons, 24, was injured but later reported in good condition at Crawford Long Hospital.
In Ft Valley on January 22, growers anticipate a good peach crop in Middle Georgia despite the peach curculio and variable weather. Chilling hours this winter reached 650 to date, with 118 added by recent cold, though forecasts depend on normal temperatures through blossom time. U.S. Field Laboratory horticulturist Victor Prince notes potential minimal impact if warmth continues, as varieties with lower chilling needs are now common in the region.
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