Thomasville Jazz Expert Keeps 6500 Records in Treasure Hunt
George Thomas Alexander Jr. of Thomasville has built a 6500 record jazz collection since 1939 and studies jazz history intensively. A former Atlanta native and UGA graduate, he now works as a cost analyst and lives with his wife Martha Zellars and two children. He follows the $64,000 Question quiz show and knew many answers.
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George Thomas Alexander Jr
Alexander
Citian
Columbus
Harry James
Kidd Ory
George Lewis
Papa Celestine
U. S
United States
New Orleans
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
Paul Whiteman
Vachel Lindsay
Thomas Alva Edison
Atlanta
George Thomas Alexander
Darlington School
Rome
Washington and Lee University
University of Georgia
Air Force
Erwin-Lambeth Furniture Co
Martha Zellars
Alexanders
George Thomas
James Mark
George Thomas Alexander, III
George Thomas Alexander, Jr
Charles Shavers
Bill Jackson
Alvin Kershaw
Kershaw
Light-Fingered Shopping Down In 1956 High Point
High Point police report 16 shoplifting investigations in 1956 totaling $690.21 in goods. The year saw varied methods from kleptomania to organized rings, with notable cases in Charlotte and the Southeast. Two 13-year-olds were caught in 1957 with under $5 worth of items, recovered in full.
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N. C
Tom Alston
High Point
Waterloo
Charlotte
Thomasville High School News Highlights and Student Roles
Snow and ice cancel classes and spark a welcome vacation after exams. Senior Jay Gruzdis, Ann Cotlee, and Gene Whitten receive honors. Jay leads in activities from Photography Club to Dance Band. Debating club prepares speeches. Little Playmakers select a future show The Old Lady Shows Her Medals. Dance Band to rehearse this week. Bulldog updates cover games, roll call, and upcoming Growler return next week.
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Jay Gruzdis
Ann Cotlee
Gene Whitten
January Civitan
Jay
Fred Murphy
J. B. Gruzdis
Kenney Ave
Ann
Tri-Hi-Y
Little Playmakers
Quill and Scroll
Facts and It
Gene
Growler
Arms Of The Law in Washington Acknowledges Loophole
In Olympia a state legal opinion says a man cannot drive with his arm around a girl. Convictions trigger license suspension and proof of financial responsibility is needed to reinstate. The loophole notes a woman may place her arm around the driver as long as the man keeps both hands on the wheel.
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High Point
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Don Eastvold
Eastwold
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