Georgia Faces Teacher Shortage Amid College Gap
Georgia plans show a rising crop of prospective teachers but the state education chief warns many lack four year college training. Of 1080 new teachers, 81 will have four years of college. current teachers keep existing credentials. The eight Negro training institutions report 1967 graduates. demand is especially acute for elementary teachers. Meanwhile the Masters field at Augusta opens with Samuel Snead as favorite after a strong tour season.
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YANKEES HURLER TOPS PITCHING LIST DESPITE SETBACKS
CAMP FILES Boudreau Hatton Injured Lopat Tops Yankee Hurler. The 1-year-old lefthander has 32 innings, five walks, nine runs allowed, winning twice. Lopat pitched seven innings in a loss to Detroit as Yankees struggle. Ed Lopat, rookie of the year, remains a top pitcher for New York.
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Georgia Bulldogs win second straight over Kentucky
In Athens Georgia's Bulldogs defeated Kentucky 64 to 0 for the second straight win in the series. The victory marked their fifth straight home game, while Kentucky headed to Atlanta for games today and tomorrow against Georgia Tech.
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National Open Trials Begin Across Centers May 22
Qualifying trials for the National Open golf tournament are set at 20 sectional centers over eight days starting May 22. The championship proper will be held June 10 at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. The schedule lists venues in Birmingham Tampa Palma Ceia New Orleans Belle Meade and Big Bend National Park in Texas among others.
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Masters Tourney Calms PGA Dispute
AUGUSTA Georgia. The tempest within the PGA was temporarily calmed after a show down meeting here Monday. The executive committee led talks aiming to ease tensions among top golfers and officials. Governor Lannon Little said further meetings would follow to secure more authority for players in running their own affairs.
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Pepper Says Smathers Spreading Rumors in Florida
Senator Claude Pepper campaigned along the Florida west coast seeking renomination in the May 2 Democratic primary. Pepper accused opponent George Smathers of spending thousands on false propaganda and attacked Smathers for labeling Pepper a tool of Wall Street and the Kremlin. Smathers cited the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship as a Communist front group Pepper allegedly supported.
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Bradberry Quits Atlanta For Advertising Post
AP reports John Bradberry former sports editor of the Atlanta Constitution and 13 year UGA alumnus resigns to become promotion and advertising manager of an Atlanta sporting goods firm. Westinghouse engineers apply molten steel spray to worn metal parts using a new maintenance technique developed by a sanatomizer company.
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Fepc Criticisms Continue Spark Debate in Politics
Fragmentary text shows continued attack on the FEPC amid political maneuvering. Indirect references mention a figure likely named Ma Clay and unclear intent in a tabloid style summary.
Two Alabamians Die In Traffic Accidents
Two Alabama residents died in yesterday's traffic accidents near Townsville. Frances Mosley of Sheffield was killed when a car overturned. two others were injured. Authorities investigated the crashes and noted the incidents occurred in clear conditions on local highways.
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