Ralph Draughon Emerges API President in Alabama
Geneva correspondents recall Ralph Draughon as a youth who valued history and study, earning peers’ praise for his high principles and steady mind. Friends and family describe a future leader who topped schoolwork, read constantly, and stayed loyal to core values as he rose to head Alabama Polytechnic Institute and its statewide Extension Service.
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Ralph Draughon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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Dr. Craughon
Ralph
Guess
Mulkey
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England
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Chancery
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Phillip Rogers
Baxley
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Geneva County Veterans Service
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Rusinasg
Mobile
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Stanley Nash
Henry
Montgomery
Boyd
Jessie Mae . Metcalf
Metcalf
Braughon
Geneva County High School
Hartford
Geneva High School
S. F. Latimer
Latimer
Dear Adair
Eneva
G. A. Ward
Joel * Johnson
B. H. Boyd
Ralph Brown Craughon
Geneva County
Institute
I. T. Tichenor
Spring Curle Has Gals Riding Solo
Pat Tracey, a Yonkers born 21 year old, now owns her own maroon lightweight motorcycle after lessons and a shift from riding as a passenger. She embraces Spring riding for freedom and balance, joining a growing group of women motorcycle owners now about 5000 nationwide. The social scene includes field meets and races with potato sacks, where women often ride solo while men drive.
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Richard Kleiner
New York
NEA
Pat Tracey
Pat
Yonkers
Bronx
Zacchini
Spain Diplomacy Dilemmas Over Franco Dictatorship
The United Nations and the United States confront Spain under Franco as a fascist regime. U N resolution changes on diplomatic ties clash with State Department stance on loans and reforms. Senators Connally and Vandenberg push for ambassador exchanges while Acheson links rights to Europe’s free nations. Public opinion condemns the dictatorship alongside other totalitarian regimes.
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Generalissimo Franco
United Nations
Peace Organization
Madrid
United States
Britain
France
U. N. General Assembly
U. S. State Department
Export - Import Bank
Acnesom
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Brewster
Maine
State Department
Acheson
Franco Spain
Free Europe
Moscow
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University Alumni Meet At Marianna
Dr J Paul Stoakes professor of English and chairman of Freshman English at Florida State University spoke at a Jackson County Florida State University Alumni Club dinner meeting at Hotel Chipola Club. Mrs John D Milton presided and introduced the speaker after dinner.
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Marianna
J. Paul Stoakes
Florida State University
Jackson County
Hotel Chipola Club
John D. Milton
Stoakes
Ann Newman
Bernice Kirkland
FSU
Different Dictatorships Flag In Policy Debate
The text contrasts dictatorial regimes and ponders whether distinctions reflect expediency over principle. It argues that Soaic would gain resumed foreign trade relations and could serve as a strategic military base in a future global conflict.
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Soaic
University campus rules session notes teaching expert
Dr Stoakes authored several textbooks and has taught at multiple universities and in South America at a cultural institute under the State Department. Attendees included FSU alumni and friends from various parts of Jackson County.
Police uncover stolen car in Rock Island case
Two Rock Island officers found a stolen vehicle five minutes before the owner reported it missing. They traced the abandoned car to a side street and alerted the station just as the owner, Norman Gei Ken, complained of the theft.
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Rock Island
Owrer
Norman Gei Ken
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