Georgia News Roundup Reflects 1954 Shifts and Events
Georgia reports a 19 percent cut in cotton acreage for 1954. Obituaries note Mose H. Hill of Montezuma, 79. Upson County bridges fade and Columbus armory plans total 90,000 dollars. Columbus High School expansion approved at 413,600 dollars. Georgia sees three highway deaths, Waycross to vote 500,000 for six city projects August 24. Campaign updates, county fines in Muscogee, Turner Camp Meeting opens. Moonshine seizures top 4,412 gallons, Bibb to buy voting machines for Sept. 8.
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