Seminole County Democrats Set Ballot Entry Fees and Dates
The Seminole County Democratic Committee met Thursday and set June 28 as the primary date with April 30 as the candidate entry deadline. Entries must be presented in person. Incumbents seek re election for three county offices. Elson Dunn plans to run for senator and Jean Parker may run for representative. Entry fees: $25 for commissioner, $33 without opposition, and $.50 with opposition for two other seats.
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Ponalsonville
Seminole County Democratic Committee
Wehove Coon
Mra
Mae S. Garwood
Meas
Canater
Ative Elson
Dunn
Jeane Parker
Agriculture Official Visits Donalsonville Market
A representative of the State Department of Agriculture visited Donalsonville to discuss the development of the State Farmers Market. Preparations include opening a railroad crossing to allow stress-free passage for large trucks, with plans to have the market ready for the 1950 crop season. Tom Linder, the Commissioner of Agriculture, emphasized urging local residents to support the market.
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Donalsonville
State Department of Agriculture
Chamber of
Tom Linder
Georgia
Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
A dated dialogue on female charm from a newspaper column. Models discuss what makes a woman distinctive, covering grooming, style, voice, and presence. The piece promotes John Robert Powers training with a mail-in offer for readers seeking guidance on personal presentation.
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Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
P. S
J.B. P
Latvian Refugee Boy Learns English Fast in Atlanta
A nine-year-old Latvian refugee, who arrived with his displaced family last fall, has progressed from saying few words to fluent English with an accent. He helped his stepfather Pieteris Smukiles land a construction job as an interpreter and now studies Mafja English while his mother shops, choosing soap over steak.
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Atlanta
Tatvis
John
Pieteris Smukiles
Rarket
Desert blooms dazzle San Diego region with wildflowers
In a forecast by San Diego Nature History Museum officials, southern California wildflowers promise a bumper spring. The desert shows early blooms as monsoon-like rains and warm weather push flowers across miles, creating a vivid landscape viewers will flock to.
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San Diego
Southern California
Old Time Religion Returns In American Faith Revival
Washington dispatch notes Archie Robertson left federal work in 1946 to map religious life across the United States for That Old Time Religion. He traveled 10,000 miles visiting churches, snake-handlers, ministers, and believers, concluding the old time faith is resurging as a personal relationship with God. Robertson, now an information specialist with the ECA, details years of travel from Tennessee to Los Angeles and Dayton, shaping the book's updated, historical perspective.
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Washington
Archie Robertson
Roberson
Seaners
Baptist Church
Robertson
Edward RK. Steltinius
Houghon Mittin
Hey
The
Economic Co- Operation Administration
Tennessee
Carolina
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Boston
Dayton
Tenn
Chattanooga
Cottage Fire Destroys Shelter Home in West Brookfield
Four days after Royal J. Wallace lost his home to a blaze, a new fire leveled the summer cottage where his family had taken shelter. No injuries reported as investigators probe cause.
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West Brookfield
Mass
Royal J. Wallace
Alabama May Primaries Shape Voter Registration Debates
Alabama voters head to the May primaries selecting Governor, State Auditor, and Agriculture Commissioner. The outcome could reshape county boards of registrars, with appointing officials able to hire or remove registrars, affecting who can vote, especially Black voters, amid long-standing disputes over registration in counties like Jefferson and Macon. The Boswell Amendment history and past tensions color current campaigns as officials promise broader access while critics warn of continued discrimination.
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EEX
Thomas Montgomery
Alabama
Scorfs
Helms
Board of Regionars
Therm
Boards
Agricul
U. S Supreme Court
Toms
James E. Folsom
Ces
Folsom
Lavor
Malone
Agath
Jefferson Counsty
John Hosey
A. J
Gus) Thompson
Creed
Aclion
Macon County
Falsom
Baldwin County Records Largest Voter List to Date
Probate Judge W. R. Stuart released Baldwin County’s largest voters list, listing over 7 807 eligible voters for the May 2 Democratic Primary. The previous high was 6 867 in 1948, according to the official. An unrelated note from Riverside reports a fisherman catching live chicks in the Chattahoochee River.
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Bay Minue
Baldwin County
W. R.stuart
Judes Stuart
Commercial Fish Hunt Slated By U S Ship Oregon
A U S fishing vessel named The Oregon based at Pascagoula Mississippi will hunt commercial fishing options in the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf State Marine Policy Commission plans to assess potential commercial activity and the program appears near completion.
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U.S
Pascagoula
Miss
Oregon
Hugh Cnmercial
Allen Wide Game Ends In Close Finish
Aric Seets and teammates deliver a tight final to cap a spirited Allen wide contest. Officials record a narrow margin as key plays unfold late, with Seets contributing crucial points and defense.
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Seminole Democrats
Hampshires
All Agas
Marianna, Fla
Gissendonner
Rackley
Br. R. Rl
Titer
Dale Carnegie
General Motors Corp
New York Telephone Co
Westinghouse Electre
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Sun Oil
Life Underwriters Assn
Carnegie
Cornell Club of
New York
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Queens County
N.Y
Dothan
Dale Carnegie School
Percy H. Whiting
Alee
Oveerlies
United A
Canada
Dethai Claes
Biminghem
George Ware Smith
Houston
Weber
Persiany
Adhh
Carnegis
Friends
Joby D. Rocke Weber
Fender
Selah
Boutrern Enetitute
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Ala
Decupaten
Riverside
Cea Seets
Rae Aric
Ame
Tha Allen Wide
Dixie Runners
Geal
Headland Peanut Co
Headland
MODEL
Gibton
Gibson
S. Foster St
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