Georgia Fears Sully's Passes In Florida Struggle
The World Today notes a forecast of tension as Georgia faces Florida in a crucial game amid broader Korean and Formosan crisis discussions. Chinese Communist troop movements near the Korean front and UN diplomatic maneuvers color the debate on restraint and potential offensive actions. A Jacksonville report recalls the high stakes for Asia’s major powers and the aim to protect face while seeking a solution.
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Alabama Favored By 5 Touchdowns Over Southerners
TUSGALOOSA AP Alabama enters the game as a heavy favorite to beat Mississippi Southern by about five touchdowns. Georgia and Florida show mixed form with injuries impacting depth. Coach Wally Butts says Georgia is healthier than recent games but several key players are sidelined. Southern faces NCAA rule scrutiny and field injuries as they prepare for kickoff at 2 p.m. CST.
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Dorothy Dix Says: Divorce and pride in marriage woes
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on family tensions from a reader unhappy with her marriage. The advice urges the father to leave an intolerable home for the sake of the children, arguing that two unhappy parents in one house harm the home and children more than separation. It also advises against living with an adult child to save money, noting in-laws may resist cohabitation.
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Jethroe Voted NL Rookie Of The Year
New York AP reports Sam Jethroe, Boston Braves centerfielder, named National League rookie of the year with 11 of 28 first place votes. Bob Miller and Danny Connell follow in voting. Jethroe led with 36 stolen bases and 150 hits, 18 homers, 58 RBIs despite a .273 average.
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Marusic Leads Savannah Open With Opening Round 64
Milan Marusic of Albany leads the $10,000 Savannah Open after a 64 opening round at the General Oglethorpe course. Four players tied for second with 67s, including Bob Gajcia, Doug Ford, and Tommy Bolt. Several pros struggled. Chic Harbert withdrew ill after teeing off as the 72 hole event continues through the weekend.
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Blakely Installing New Electric Switchboard
Blakely officials report the city will get a new electric switchboard purchased for 1.00 to meet all current needs. A cube over in the board is expected within days as preparations proceed. Korea has produced up to 50 million dollars in gold annually.
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Officers Food Bill Rises in Korea While U S Meals Hold
In Washington the Army confirms higher meal costs for officers in Korea, rising from 35 to 40 cents per meal across theaters. Stateside officers pay 35 cents when not eating in Army mess halls, with a $42 monthly meal allotment, while enlisted personnel remain free. The banyan tree note follows in a separate brief about India's banyan tree with hundreds of trunks.
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School Chief Rates Kids Top Resources in Soil Plan
Alabama state school superintendent elect W. J. Terry urged county superintendents to establish soil conservation programs at a meeting of the Alabama Association of Conservation Supervisors. He warned of land scarcity and urged protecting natural resources. Agriculture Commissioner elect Frank Stewart and Auburn University president Ralphy Draughon spoke, pledging support for conservation efforts.
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