Cross Sections Of Life In The Wiregrass
Tuberculosis cases in the state for August were lower than July’s, with 235 total. A grass fire near the Nichols Tyler Company caused minor damage but no injuries reported. Dr. P O Devis of Auburn will speak at the Chattahoochee Valley Chamber anniversary in Columbus. Enterprise Band members plan to attend a concert by the States Marine Band at Memorial Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilastoe
State Department of Heath
Columbus, Ga
P.O. Devis
Southeastern Resources Development Association
Agricultural Extension Service
API Auburn
Chattahoochee Valley Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Enterprise
Enterprise Band
States Marine Band
Nadalusim
Memorial Stadium
B.C
Natural Gas Pipeline Expected to Get Federal Approval in Georgia
Georgia Public Service Commissioner Walter McDonald says federal approval for a 1.77 mile Atlantic-Gulf Gas line from Louisiana to Savannah and beyond is a near certainty. He notes the route would serve Georgia towns including Savannah, Waycross, Albany, Valdosta, Brunswick and Jacksonville, with construction likely to start early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Walter McDonald
Georgia Public Service Commiasioner
Louisiana
Nairagas
Dothan
Troy
Ann
Albany
Moultries
Thomasvile
Valdosta
Brunswick
Savannah
Cordele
Dublin
Statevale
Waycross Americas
Georgia
Comralsion
Powe Commission
Atlantic-Gulf Gas Company
Shreveport
Miscissippi
Alabama
Conter
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Charleston
Newton Woman Hurt In Traffic Accident
Newton woman Martha Singletary Bell was injured yesterday in a two car collision on Headland road near the Dothan city limits. She suffered knee and chin lacerations as cars driven by Knowles and Lewie Butler collided while stopped behind a bus. Estimated damage was 200 dollars to each car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Martha Singletary
Newton
Soiusion
Touston County
CS. Price
Bell
Dothan City
Anoer
Knowles
Otha
Lewie — Bulter
Dothan
New Orleans Cotton Permits Issued for 19 Dwellings
New Orleans city engineer reports 19 residential building permits issued today totaling 192,300. Projects include six duplexes and multiple single housing units with locations listed on South Street West Woodland and West Woodland avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin City
New Orleans
South Street
West Woodland
Alabama farmers to get 7 182 000 in federal funds
Alabama farmers will receive about 157 582 000 in Agricultural Conservation Program funds next year to aid terracing planting and other improved practices. County PMA leaders and agents reviewed progress and the 1961 allocation, noting Alabama used all ACP funds in 1950 and that the program remains popular and valuable for better farming methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
Stairs
PMA
Iw. B. Crawley
Banks
Alabam
Crawley
Federa Tly
Sean Cus
Alabma
Crawls
Firearms Discharge Brings Fine of 27 Dollars
Police report a violent incident at the fair grounds as Robert Boland received a $7 fine after firing an automatic rifle behind a concession stand. Chief Eddie D Kelley announced a city crackdown on firing rifles within city limits. A Dothan woman was injured Sunday by a stray bullet at a Montgomery Road residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie D. Kelley
Kelley
Trea
Robert Boland
Belley
Boland
Fane
Fants
Montgomery Mudway
Ordination Service Held For Minister
Cottondale special report on ordination at New Hope Baptist Church for Kerril Melvin of Marianna. Maude Melvin, pastor of Setttheide Baptist Church in Marianna, delivered the charge via Rev J. H. Christi of Altiva and the ordination sermon by Rev Coty Bawks Cottondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottondale
They
Kerril Melvin
Marianna
New Hope Baptist Church
Test Maude Melvin
Setttheide
Mae Tianna
Chrch
Wasriven
Biter
J. H. Christi
Altiva
Coty Bawks
Governor Proclaims Marianna Day and Banquet Planned
Governor proclaims Marianna Day as Women’s Clubs announce a special banquet at the high school auditorium. The program features Mrs. Coull Rhyne Jr and J. I. Cook as co chairmen, Roy Godley of Kroger delivering routed notes, Coles delivering principal address, and a $5,000 check to aid eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Jivpey Auth
Somer Wonan
Euter Es
Dd. Strestman, Jr
Wronen
Roy Godley
Kroger Company
Coles
Prineval Aiddress of the Evening. Mrs. Coull Rhyne, Jr
Jinvis I. Cook
State Department Plans to Ignore Russian Protest
Washington dispatch reports the State Department plans to file away the Russian protest over arming Western Germany. Acheson rejects the Soviet four point plan and signals a continuing push to rearm West Germany. French and American officials weigh a broader European army concept while Soviet moves are seen as smoke to boost Eastern Europe policing. The Marianna Day banquet and local club plans are noted with regional officials invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald ¥. Gonzales
Washington
Gille Clals
State Department
Momcom
Western
Germany
United States
Dean Acheron
Acheson
Miortars
Russa Itwarm
Marianna
Contimctral
Europe
Moscow
Chyir
Ne Lof
Ubhouse
Caledonia
Clinton
Bantémet
Warren
Spessard Holland
Bob Sikes
A. T. McKay
Orlando
Raeburn Horne
Madison
Ounty
McKey
Florida Federation of Women's Clubs
Horne
Salvation Army Shuns Fire Damaged Home On Edgewood Drive
Detroves report describes a fire at a home on Edgewood Drive where Salvation Army workers note furniture damaged. Chief Tartis and Chief Hoyt discuss investigation while Marvin Paust of Panama City owns the residence. Authorities determine cause pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Edgewood Drive
Hoyt
Candull C. Miller
Tartis
Moris
Marvin Paust
Panama City
Harsis
Poultry Prices Steady to Slightly Higher in Atlanta Area
North Georgia wholesale market showed mostly stable to higher quotes with broilers and fryers across weights. Prices paid on Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning ranged from 23 to 35 cents per pound, with some variation by weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
North Georgia
Baely Steady
Aesk
Sophies
Sxew
Fair Ie
Priges
Broilers
Fryeve
Novi
Composer Believes Voice Could Sell Russian Music
New York based Nicolai Berezowsky argues music can bridge Cold War divides by replacing propaganda with Russian classics performed by American artists. He notes Russians favor good music and suggests American singers and orchestras showcase Russian works to foster goodwill. He recalls a Russian woman who viewed jazz as a symbol of American culture and advocates direct cultural exchange. Berezowsky, 30, arrived in 1922 and has appeared as soloist, guest conductor, and radio network conductor. New York City contains 17 buildings taller than Chicago’s tallest skyscraper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kulmer
New York
NEA
Nicolai Berezowsky
America Phoula
Rachmaninoff
America
Russia
Berezowsky
U. S
May
Berezowske
América
Marines land at Wonsan port in Korea drive
U S Marine Division troopers joined a second amphibious landing at Wonsan while U S Fifth Infantry crossed the Chongchon River toward Sonchon. Allied air power held mastery as South Korean and U N forces pushed, with commanders cautious on an imminent end to operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wonsan
MacArthur
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Kojang
Myswift
Pedinture
U.S. Fifth Infantry Regiment
Chongchon
Sinanju
Sonchon
U.S. Eighth Army
Yatu
U. 5
Marine Division
Inchan
U. S. Seventh Infantry Division
England
Marshall Plan Cuts Aid To Greece Until Internal Abuses Stop
Athens reports the Marshall Plan trims Greek aid by about 60 million dollars as reform demands hit government waste, pensions, and ministries. Ambassador arrival shifts tone while Venizelos faces pressure to curb spending, tax evasion, and bank rates amid stalled private capital and fears over military cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Plan
Greece
Athens
Greve
NEA
Marshall Plan Administration
Athen
Ias
Balkans
Paul Porter
Joan EB. Peurly
U. S
Porter
Peuritou
Cai
Sophorlos Venizelos
Unit 14
Washington
Wey
Wen
Stirt
Uni
Switzerland
United States
Areriean
Jenkins
U- 4
Alexander Papagos
Marshall Papagos
Sophoclos Venizelos
United Nations General Assembly
State Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
Rive
Livestock market and weather notes from Georgia and Florida
Livestock market news from Montgomery and Thomasville Georgia and nearby areas shows cattle sales steady to weak with receipts around 400 at Union Stock Yards and 150 at Galves. Hog prices steady to up 25 cents. barrows and gilts 180-230 pounds 18.50, 180-240 pounds 17.25-17.75. Also report from Thomasville area on plant quotes and regional weather in Death Valley California with a note on Greek aid discussions and economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery (Ap
Mkt
Union Stock Yards
Thomasvile
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Mou Frie
Thomasville
Tifton
Dathen
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Hong
Death Valley
Calif
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Gmaustre
Krent
Nichols Tyaller Company
McDonald
PEPC
Selatanity
United Gas Co
Ube
Texas
New Engen
Ambusk
Retogramas
Fonang
M Red Aniper
Siartatna
Giweil
Maranna Justin
Hanks
Gus
Blondie
Marian
Iuerina
York
Eton
Pee
Lea Bre Iee
Samat
Economic Cooperation Aaministrati
ECA
Red
New York City
Chicago
Paul Hoffman
Venizelos
Eos
Federal Reserve Board
Naples
Italy
Mitte Carlotta Bianca
Debardeleben Coal Corporation Birminchase, A
Sekt
Faulkmer Ice CO
Powell & Cherry Sts
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