Georgians Vote Today On Plan To Fund More Services
Georgians vote today on a plan to fund $45,988,000 for education roads health and welfare through a referendum. Gov. Herman Talmadge pledged no new taxes without voter approval, with a tax revision committee set to propose levies if the referendum passes. The plan calls for $26,510,000 for education, $16,000,900 for road work, and $1,000,000 for Milledgeville State Hospital plus $1.5 million for tuberculosis care and public health, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Sue
Georang AtHraas
Uta Bill
Foxton
Wiate Services
Leeisinre
More Mort
Herman
Talmadge
Frevale
Georgia Procation Association
America Legion
Parent Teacher Association
Tne
CLO
AFL
Georgia
General Assembly
Tal‘madge
Marvin Griff
B. E. Thrasher, Jr
Thrasher
Ate
Vrervices
Milledgeville State Hospital
Batley
Japs Curious About Life Of Americans
In Tokyo AP dispatch asks about daily life in the United States. Questions include whether Americans bathe daily, bathe in groups or alone, respond to bread daily, and the typical length of American women's skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Rvs
Vtoa
United States
Jap Twins Awaiting Action By Congress
Seattle story about Teiko and Yoshiko Carpenter two Japanese twin sisters ages four who await Congress action on House Resolution 2086 to join their mother and stepfather in Seattle. Their 18 month old brother also wishes to greet them. The family negotiates immigration hurdles under war time and migration laws, with the father a sociology instructor at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Seattle
Missouri
Japan
Congress
Teiko
Yoshiko
Higo
Baw B. Garenter
Tokyo
Navy
Carpenter
University of Washington
St. Louis
Offi Yoshi
Carpenters
White House
Endurance Fliers Set Course For Tampa
Endurance fliers Dick Riedel and Bill Barris depart Miami en route to California weather permitting. Ground crew report they are anxious to return home to Fullerton California if possible before time runs out. return trip expected to take six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAME
Fla
Dick Riedel
Bill Bohead
Two Held for Murder in Knife Slaying in Macon
A coroner jury in Macon Ga has found murder in the knife slaying of two Black men Kim Miteneil 5 and Ira Parker 37. Ike a M-minute Inquest found Lou DuBose 45 and John McKinney present with no other alleged participants. Deputy John Gibson testified both men admitted involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Tuday
Ike
Lous DuBoce
John McKinney
John Gibson
DuBose
McKinney
Kim Miteneil
Ira Parker
Syracuse Council Debate Over Tiger for City
A Syracuse city council debate pits Democrat General Francis M. Costello urging purchase of a tiger for the city and Republican Albert T. Hollenbeck conditionally agreeing as over 60,400 notes are slanted. Costello and Hollenbeck clash over the deal amid cited costs and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Francis M. Costello
Albert T. Hollenbeck
Tello
United
Televised operations planned for AMA convention
Color television will broadcast four days of the American Medical Association annual meeting in Atlantic City in June. Surgeons at Atlantic City Hospital and the University of Pennsylvania medical school will perform procedures, with CBS and Smith, Kline & French handling the coverage. The project uses a portable color camera and a mobile unit to present operations to viewers in home color TV sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Homerican Medical Association
Atlantic City
Baltiimore
New York City
Ordinery
ABA
Columbia Broadcasting System
Atlantic City Hospital
Medi
F3l
Medical students to learn with color television teaching aids
Medical scientists foresee color television as a practical teaching aid for medical students and continuing education. The concept envisions using transmitted color images to enhance instruction in classrooms and clinical training, aligning with evolving technology in the near future.
Lone Youth Joins US Flight Team For Mission
A 12 year old youth travels solo to join his peers in the United States to complete a mission with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Denis Bunat
United States
Man Jumps in Well to Escape Threats
Unclear OCR text describes a man reportedly jumping into a well to escape threats from a group. Details are fragmentary, with names and places unreadable. The readable parts indicate an attempted escape and an unconscious state, but key facts are missing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cute
Waiu
H.burson
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Pan Américan World Airways
York
Internatanel
Idlewild
London
England
Pan American
Pan Américan
Boeing Aireraik Company
E. Main Street
Darban, Ala
Tampa
California
AMA
Peace Is
America
Sere Airborne
U.S. Army
Yours
Army Post
Ala
Mch. & St
Bim Grensie
Hari
Mickers
Gilbreath
Raymond E. Spann Insurance
Spann Howe
Bidg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!