Georgia News Roundup Spans Politics and Culture
Georgia events include Macon music festival and Young People's League Better Citizenship Week. Judge S. W. Warren of Candler County dies. Thomasville hosts its 28th annual rose show. Gov. Talmadge to address Georgia Southwestern College graduation. Georgia farmers show rise in cash receipts since 1938. Legal actions include a $10,000 damage suit in Bibb Superior Court. Miss Daisy Weathers named Wesleyan College secretary. Employment Service cites demand for 200 veterinarians and 200 vocational teachers. Atlanta highlighted in Veterans Administration plan. Inaugural highway post service set for Savannah March 28. Swainsboro builds new church, over $115000. Georgia pharmacists to meet in Macon. Swift Manufacturing to reimburse former employees for union activity. Columbus politics intensifies for Muscogee Commission seats. Georgia Baptist Woman Missionary Union meets in Augusta. Sumter vacancy to be filled by Wingate Dykes. Floyd County Rep Vaughn Terrell named factory for the blind superintendent. Elmon Suelzer Jr. found dead in Columbus. brother’s death last December noted. Ham and Bee show top ham sold at $36.06 per 22 pounds. Betty Ramspeck to represent Georgia in Washington Cherry Blossom Festival. Public auction in Atlanta of valued jewelry tied to unpaid income tax. Proceeds directed to tax balance.
Chinese Doctor Studies Sanitary Health Plan in Columbus
Dr P S Chang senior medical officer with China's Ministry of Health studies the Columbus Muscogee County health department on a World Health Organization fellowship. He notes doctors scarce in China and praises American research and disease control methods including tuberculosis work pioneered by Muscogee. He plans to return to China in May as civil war outcomes unfold.
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Cordele Man Slashes Wife Sheriff Says
Zack Judge, 24, a Cordele World War II veteran, is jailed in Crisp County on an assault with intent to murder charge. Sheriff J R Meeks reports he wounded his estranged wife, Mrs Hendry Judge, with stomach and chest wounds while she worked at a restaurant. The warrant was sworn by the victim’s mother Mrs C Turner. the woman remained in serious condition at a local hospital.
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