Georgia News Notes On Politics Health and Census
The Butler Herald notes Eisenhower likely to seek a second term amid local chatter. Georgia politics are mentioned with Talmadge, Griffin, and a Georgia House sex-crimes revamp. Fluoride water proof and mosquito ecology cited. several Georgia weeklies celebrate anniversaries including Ellaville Sun Bainbridge Post Searchlight Adel News Jackson Herald and Cochran Journal.
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Ellaville Sun
Bainbridge Post Searchlight
Adel News
Jackson Herald
Cochran Journal
Cochran
First South African built car priced low at $715
The Johannesburg item notes the first locally made automobile costs $715, claims 85 mpg and speeds to 50 mph, contrasting with American demand for faster, more luxurious cars. It suggests major U.S. makers won’t chase cheap models while millions may be sold at current prices. Also mentions rare Bibles in Macon and historic Geneva Bible.
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Johannesburg
Ministe’r Library
Sara McGinty
King Vivian
Vineville
Macon
John Tyndale
Dogs in civilization and loyalty across breeds
Charles S. Reid asks how closely a dog resembles the human family and the role of dogs in literature. The piece notes dogs include vicious, criminal, lazy types yet many are helpful and protective, willing to shed blood for those who care for them.
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Charles S. Reid
The Dependence of Youth Statement on Self Care
A youth education piece warns students that future independence hinges on present habits. It cautions against social drinking and gambling, noting such temptations ruin prospects and harm families. Encourages abstinence to ensure a successful life ahead.
Hawkinsville Man Sworn Into Two State Road Posts
Roger Lawson of Hawkinsville is sworn Friday to hold two state roles simultaneously Road Board Member and Chairman of Rural Roads. His hometown plans a royal welcome beginning Monday with a celebratory week ahead.
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Roger Lawson
Hawkinsville
Irene Field Retires After Long Monroe Postmaster Career
Mrs. Irene Field, Monroe's post master since 1926, retired last week after 28 years six months and 15 days in the role. Her tenure closely mirrors that of the late Miss Willie Sheats, who served nearly 30 years, marking a lengthy era in local postal service.
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Irene Field
Monroe
Willie
Sheats
Walton Tribune
Dreams of New Georgia School Buildings Reach Across State
Georgia expands school construction with 200 new projects since 1951 and 360 more under way. The State School Building Authority directs 54 percent of funds to Negro schools as 266 million dollars are slated for construction and related costs by 1972.
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Butler
Tennessee
Florida Line
Talmadge
Alaska
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State of Georgia
Butler Georgia Climate Highlight Noted Among Many Cities
A brief note praises Butler in Georgia for its pleasant climate, placing it among 5,897 other cities and towns in the state. The item emphasizes regional weather appeal without listing specific events or figures.
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Butler
Georgia
Common quips on fashion and affection show wit
A Savannah Morning News quote mocks gum chewing as a speech impediment and Uncle Sam learning to guard his chin. The Jackson Progress-Argus editor cites a Doyel Jones Jr. quip contrasting a box of candy with a mink coat in a woman’s affection.
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America
Sam
Savannah Morning News
Doyel Jones Jr
Jackson Progress-Argus
Mountaineer Pleads for Shade in July Hedged Weather
Mrs. G. L. Moore writes in The Sparta Ishmaelite about the oppressive July heat. She laments long hot days and the need for relief as sun blazes over rocks and mountains.
Stevenson Quote On Life And Burden Of Work
The quote from Robert Louis Stevenson reflects that anyone can bear a heavy burden and endure hard work for a day until night. It frames life as simple yet meaningful through patient and pure living.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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