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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
3
Peggy Ott outlines a summer fashion shift emphasizing easy care clothes with clean lines and natural waistlines. She notes spare silhouettes, midriff options, ruffles, and feminine skirts in yellow and blue tones complemented by neutral makeup and sleek hair for a polished American chic look.
A surge of major league rookies dominates hitting and pitching in 1960s style discourse. Bo Belinsky of the Angels pitched a May no hitter while Rich Rollins of the Twins guards astigmatism with glasses. The piece also notes football injuries, a Joe Schmidt quote on the Lions, and colorful anecdotes about players and wrestling lore.
Growing South on WGTV Channel 8 highlights beef peaches and chicken with demonstrations and tours. Georgia figures including Poultry Cooking Queen 1962 Mrs. Charles Houston, Dr Bob Long, Ray Livingston and others present programs from June 18 to 22.
The Veterans Administration reports 405000 veterans in Georgia as of December 31 1961. Of these 268000 are World War I veterans and 98000 served in the Korean Conflict. Georgia also has 36000 World War I veterans and 3000 Spanish American War Indian Wars and career ex servicemen. The grand total includes 1538000 World War II veterans 454200 Korean Conflict veterans and 101200 World War II veterans who also served in Korea.
Emory University placement director Paul Newey warns the country faces a shortage of skilled sales personnel as new graduates avoid sales careers. He says without good salesmen, the nation cannot sustain strong business.
Georgia Forestry Commission Director Ray Shirley announced revised seedling shipping rules for 1962 63. Landowners may place orders without payment, but payment is required before delivery and only checks money orders and ASC purchase orders are accepted. Minimum order is 500 seedlings. Deliveries will be made by state truck from district offices rather than the 31x nursery, enabling local scheduling and hauling improvements.
A cautionary note warns that persistent stagnation invites ruin. The writer urges decisive action to avoid deterioration, framing inaction as a self inflicted downfall. Persistent delay is depicted as a threat to future stability and safety.
The notice states flexible shipping conditions and that order blanks are obtainable from County Forest Ranger, County Agents, ASC, and ACP personnel. Inquiries about delivery should go to forest rangers or nursery superintendents, and questions about payment and tree availability to the Macon Office.
Fragment discusses vacation related notes about lumber treated with chemicals. Mentions pine association and weathering effects, driftwood appearance, and exterior wear. Reading is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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