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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
5
A nine year old Columbus girl born without a right forearm received a specially built typewriter from a woman with one leg. Frances Lugene Dison, described as brilliant and pretty, was presented the machine by Miss Evelyn Turner, analyst in the regional OPS Office.
The Senate approved a compromise measure to raise pensions for about 160,000 federal workers and sent it to the White House. The House had previously approved the compromise, finalizing congressional action.
In Ft Valley Georgia a new ice-water rain cooling system chills peaches before loading into refrigerated cars. The J D Duke packing shed operates the only water cooling unit in Georgia with 6 000 gallons per minute and a 12 minute travel time, using ice 55 tons daily and a hypochlorite mix to prevent browning. Duke, a 46 year veteran grower, notes better fruit condition and higher value in distant markets.
The Army reports primaquine as a simple inexpensive malaria cure for vivax type. Tests by the surgeon general's office indicate it can wipe out malaria as a military problem. A 14 pill course costs under one cent per pill and requires no hospitalization.
Saugus Massachusetts July 6 Allan MacDonald 40 of Everett died of a heart attack at their motor court honeymoon cottage less than three hours after their holiday weekend wedding.
Mark Hodge at Hawkinsville asks students what they plan to be, arguing success requires advance planning. A carpenter boy dreams of a Supreme Court chair and fulfills it, showing how a defined goal shapes a career. He notes many people drift without purpose and a ship without a port becomes a tramp.
Allen M. Woodall of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce announced the purchase of a 17 acre land tract and plans to sell a neighboring 525 acre site to a large nationally known industry. The company is expected to build a multi million dollar manufacturing plant on the site near the Traffic Circle, signaling a mammoth future industrial project for Columbus.
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