Rogers Named New Manager of Walgreen's Drug Store
R. M. Rogers of Macon Georgia has taken over duties as manager replacing Jack Willis who transfers to Chicago. Rogers has twelve years with Walgreen including nine years in Macon where he managed a large store.
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Easter Cantata At First Methodist
Miss Dorothy Wells and others will sing solo parts in the Easter cantata The Triumph of the Cross by H Alexander Matthews at First Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 The twenty eight voice choir will perform four scenes including Gethsemane and Calvary directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins with Mrs T BE Strickland as organist and accompanist Rogers and his wife reside at the Sheraton hotel after releasing a home at 605 thm street
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Funeral Rites Set for Wilma Myers Aged Two
Funeral services for Wilma Myers two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Myers will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Union Tabernacle on Prospect Street. Burial follows at Floral Garden cemetery.
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Wage clash looms as phone workers threaten walkout
Conciliators across 42 states amid Bell Telephone talks. the American Union of Telephone Workers helped set a pattern for last year's wage settlements. The National Federation of Telephone Workers threatens an April 7 walkout affecting about 287 000 workers, demanding 10 contract items including a $12 weekly increase.
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Britain to Seek U N Palestine Case Session With Two Recommendations
Britain plans to present its Palestine bid to 55 nations requiring a 28 nation majority for a special session. Arabs may oppose unless a concrete solution is proposed. Britain will seek a fall assembly review of the whole Palestine question and an early special session to establish handling machinery. The U S previously delayed filing for more detail.
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atomic diplomacy in cold war era probes peace and danger
Time from page one describes ongoing Moscow talks where scientists warn of future peril and statesmen fail to break a deadlock. Amid global tension China’s civil conflict escalates as government forces strike, threatening broader involvement by the United States and Soviet Union.
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Midshipmen Train Cruise Opens Northern European Waters
Mundt urges rapid action as nations stockpile atom bombs while planning safeguards and UN purposes. The training cruise will approach Baltic-influenced waters with New Jersey Wisconsin and two Essex carriers Kearsarge and Randolph and accompanying escort ships.
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Weakness signals blood health warning from tonic claim
An ad describes pale hands nails lips and general run down feeling as signs of low blood strength. It touts 888 Tonic and 588 Tonic formulas as effective in building up non organic anemia and improving appetite digestion sleep and energy with bold claims of better color and vigor.
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Negro Girl Held For Stabbing In Local Brawl
Police arrested 22-year-old Geneva Morton of 530 East High street two hours after she stabbed Willie Williams with a butcher knife during a brawl at a High street residence. Williams was taken to Memorial hospital in serious condition. Morton was later detained in the 1300 block of Broad street. Authorities said Williams wrestled with the knife as he tried to stab the girl's mother, and he appeared intoxicated.
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Lewis cites mine safety failures and demands action
Six Day Ill coal company leader quotes R R Sayers noting 3345 inspections in 1946 found only two mines fully compliant with federal rules, averaging 27 violations per mine. He tallies 90315 violations in 1946 and 46521 since last July. Lewis accuses Krug of inaction and calls for a memorial shutdown to end at midnight April 6.
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State lawmakers consider broad safety and tax measures
The agenda includes an option safety program with a financial responsibility bill for drivers and a semi annual auto inspection bill, four year driver license re issuance, and taxation of farm cooperatives. Other items include limiting barber board powers and pay rules for legislators.
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Mine disaster toll rises as rescue ends
Rescue crews report 111 miners killed after a blast at the Centralia coal mine. Seventy-one survivors were rescued early, with a final body possibly trapped in a gas-filled chamber two miles from the shaft. Officials say the explosion created widespread damage and lethal gas throughout the underground network.
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Centralia Coal Company
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Centralia
Lankford To Preach At Oak Grove Church
Rev Elijah Lankford of Reedy Fork Baptist Brown Summit will lead a revival at Oak Grove Baptist Kivett Drive starting Sunday. Sunrise Easter services open the week with dinner after worship and talks at 7:30 pm. a music program is planned for next Sunday.
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Photo electric cell detects earthquakes at Canisius College
Scientists at Canisius College Buffalo New York use a photo electric cell to detect earthquakes. The text notes that heartbeats of small birds can reach up to 1000 per minute during extreme exercise or excitement.
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Buffalo
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