Butler VA Office Closed May 8 11
Butler office of the Georgia Department of Veterans Service will be closed May 8 through 11 as staff attend the Service Officers' School in Savannah. For assistance, contact the Atlanta central office at JA 5 5501. The Taylor county local office serves the area.
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Butler
Ga. Department of Veterans Service
Eva Halley
Service Officers’ School
Savannah
Halley
Veterans Service Department
Atlanta
Taylor County
Service Officers
Veterans Administration
The
Red Cross
Georgia
New Trial Sought for Georgia Death Row Inmate Watt
In Columbus Georgia George Watt a 20 year old Black man convicted of raping a pregnant white woman in December seeks a new trial on appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court After a February conviction and a death sentence his lawyers filed the motion before Judge J R Thompson who denied it Now the high court will review whether Watt merits a new trial
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Columbus
Georgia Supreme Court
George Watt
High Court
Watt
Ernest Britton
Ralph Holloman
Superior Court
J. R. Thompson
Thompson
Supreme Court
Coffee Break On Own Time From Now On
CHICAGO May 1 Anton G Jedlicka chief coffee inspector for the armed forces will take his coffee breaks on his own time. Jedlicka 70 a coffee buyer since 1912 resigned from the quarter master inspection service command here and said he still likes coffee but a half century is enough time for any man to work.
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Chicago
Anton G. Jedlicka
Armed Forces
Jedlicka
Quartermaster Inspection Service Command
American Auxiliary Meeting With Mrs Trussell
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet on Friday May 5 at 3 30 P M in the home of Mrs W H Trussel. Mrs Pope Harmon will lead the program on Mother s Day All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. H. Trussel
Complete Wool Sales Records Stressed for 1960 61
With the 1960 wool marketing year closed and 1961 beginning, growers are urged to keep complete sale records for wool and unshorn lambs. Payments for 1960 sales are eligible if documented by May 1, with 1961 payments following for later marketings.
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H. A. Sealy
Taylor Asc Committee
ASC
Kennedy Defends Monroe Doctrine Amid Cuban Crisis
The piece lauds President Kennedy for reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine after Soviet actions near U.S. shores. It argues past hesitations with Castro and regimes in the Dominican Republic and Panama endangered Latin American trust, urging firm resolve and readiness to use force to protect national security and hemispheric peace.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Castro
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Panama
Kremlin
Freezing Strawberries Guide for Long Term Preservation
A concise home method for selecting strawberry varieties and preparing berries for freezing. Pick firm, vine ripened berries, wash and grade, freeze whole or sliced with sugar mix, and pack in moisture vapor proof containers with proper head space. Store at zero degrees for up to 12 months.
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Blakemore
Tennessee
Cross Roads Home Demonstration Club Meets in Regular Session
The Cross Roads Home Demonstration Club met at the Club House on April 26 with 14 members present. President Mrs. Kenneth Barrow led the meeting and Mrs. Darby Kirksey gave the devotional. The treasurer reported and minutes were read. A paint purchase committee was formed with Mrs. Clyde Walker and Mrs. B F Kirksey. A work day was scheduled for May 9 and Miss Wicker demonstrated lamp shade covering. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Darby Kirksey and Mrs. Clason Kirksey.
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Cross Roads Home
Kenneth Barrow
Darby Kirksey
Clyde Walker
B. F. Kirksey
Georgia counties lose population in 1960 census
Ninety-one of Georgia's counties dropped 124,732 residents in the 1960 census while Laurens held steady with a 2 person loss. Counties ranged from Lamar losing two to Taliaferro down 25.4 percent. Colquitt gained 49 residents and Clayton rose 102.7 percent. Georgia became an urban state as urban population rose 39.8 percent to 55.3 percent of total.
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Atlanta
Georgia
U. S. Department of Commerce
Laurens
Lamar
Taliaferro
Colquitt
Clayton
Two Trout Names Hang On Georgia River Talk
The article notes two fish called trout by locals in Georgia. South and central Georgia residents refer to largemouth bass as trout while northern Georgians distinguish true trout, including rainbow brook and brown trout in mountain streams.
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Georgia
South
Middle
Homemakers urged to choose wisely for family meals
The article stresses the homemaker's role in selecting nutritious foods and managing costs as processed foods rise. It notes the share of income spent on food, the impact of processing on farmers, and the safety oversight from USDA inspectors. It also profiles George Byram moving to Macon to study forest fire thermodynamics.
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USDA
Taylor County
H. D
Safe gradual weight loss advice from a diet perspective
The text argues that weight loss over ten years cannot be reversed in ten days and promotes a safe reduction diet that prioritizes health while burning excess fat. It emphasizes health protection during fat loss and cautions against rapid, drastic measures.
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Macon
George B. Byram
Ersher
Southeastern Forest Experiment Station
Asheville
K. W. McNasser
Southern Forest Fire Laboratory
Red College
Portland
Oregon
University of California
U. S. Forest Service
Ore
Southeastern ‘Station
U .S. Department of Agriculture Superior
Army-Navy
NRC
Office of Operations Research
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Armed Forces Special Weapons Project
Elizabeth Wicker
Valley Wood
Woodyard
Ideal
Jim Bowen
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