Waycross Woman Named Mother of the Year
Mrs H C Daniel of Waycross is honored as Mother of the Year by the Waycross Journal-Herald for balancing a business role with family work since 1920. Her spacious home welcomed bishops actors generals and servicemen during World War II, earning wide recognition for hospitality and support to others.
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Waycross
H. C. Daniel
Daniel
The
Waycross Journal-Herald
Waycross Coca Cola Bottling Co
Ten Million Dollar School Fund Hike Panned by State
Gov. Marvin Griffin announces the Georgia Board of Education plans ten million dollars in increased school services next year. He urges prioritizing full funding of the Minimum Foundation Program and notes education raises living standards. The address follows delegates pledging support for separate but equal schools. The governor quips that tackling minor problems early is best.
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Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
State Board of Education
Schools of
Georgia
Georgia Education Assn
Board of Education
Reynolds High and Industrial School Commencement Calendar
Graduation season for the Senior class of 1956 is outlined with events from May 24 to May 31. Activities include seventh grade plays, Junior Senior Prom, Senior Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement with speakers from Atlanta University and Americas District. Parents are urged to ensure attendance May 30 and 31 to complete closing requirements.
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Taylor County
Lawrence Boyd
Atlanta University
Atlanta
A. A. Duncan
the Americas
Reynolds
Reynolds High and
Industrial School
National Archives Careful in Handling Government Records
The National Archives in Washington stores state records with scientific precision and gentle handling. Papers undergo delousing in a gas chamber, air-dried with an attendant spraying, lamination, and storage in climate controlled, windowless stacks. Exhibits use filters, guards, sealed cages, and bombproof storage.
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Washington, D. C
National Archives
Washington
Macon Legionnaires Dedicate New Hall With Pride
Macon May 19 Legionnaires fittingly dedicated their new hall on Victory Drive. Top military brass city and county officials post commanders and district and state Legion officers attended with several hundred members for hours of comradeship.
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Macon
American Legion
Lorin Raines State Architect's Leader Dies
Columbus mourns Lorin Raines 55 a prominent architect who died May 16 after a 10 day illness at Cobb Memorial hospital Phenix City Alabama. He resided in Columbus and kept an office there.
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Columbus
Lorin Raines
Cobb Memorial Hospital
Phenix City
Ala
Georgia Pupils Count Days Until Vacation
All over Georgia pupils from the youngest to seniors are counting the days until the term ends. May brings vacation for practically all schools and colleges until September, marking summer break across the state.
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Georgia
Vienna peach shipments set price records
Vienna businessman Robert Newby reports shipping 120 bushels of Hiland peaches to Tri County Sales Co. The first 100 bushels sold for $14 per bushel, a record price, as shipments continue in recent days.
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Vienna
Robert Newby
Tri County Sales Co
New Drug Aims to Relieve Colds and Fight Infections
A new drug combines an antibiotic, antihistamine, and analgesic to ease cold symptoms and curb secondary infections. The month's medical advances include a quick accurate test for myasthenia gravis and a safer method to control the disease.
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