Gardner Dies at Camilla Georgia Farm Leader
Camilla Georgia Mr Milton C Gardner well known Mitchell County farmer and brother of Judge B C Gardner of the Albany Judicial Circuit died at his home after several years of ill health The funeral was at the home then Oakview Cemetery Rev Spencer B King and Rev J P Tisoun conducted services Surviving are his wife nine children four brothers and one sister all named in Camilla and surrounding areas
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Camilla
Milton J. Gardner
Mitchell County
B. C. Gardner
Albany
Oakview
Spencer B. King
Blakely Baptist Church
J. P. Tisoun
Methodist Church
Gardner
Baptist Chu
Milton C. Gardner
A. J. Shirley
Bainbridge
Melvin Palmer
Pelham
James Rufus Gardner
Homerville
Winona Gardner
Richard Gardner
Katherine Gardner
Barbara Ann Gardner
J. D. Gardner
Otho Gardner
Roy Gardner
Greensboro
Fla
C. T. Green
Aviator Sacrificed Life Saving Passenger in Kansas City Crash
Kansas City, Mo. Ho ward Cavanah, 22, a commercial pilot, gave his life Sunday to shield passenger Miss Jewell Duncan, 16, when his single cockpit two seater stalled and fell from 200 feet. He steered to strike ground on the left wing, dying as the wing crumpled. Duncan escaped with bruises and cuts.
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Kansas City
Howard Cavanah
Jewell Duncan
Cavanah
Miss Duncan
Terrapin Returns to Missouri City After Six-Year Absence
Fulton Mo a terrapin first seen in 1895 on D B Sheleys farm has returned with all four dates carved on its shell The creature appeared in 1895 1899 1921 and 1927 and is back again after six years away highlighting a local historic charm
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Fulton
D. B. Sheley
Three Forestry Camps At Work In Georgia
Three state forestry conservation camps under the Georgia State Forest Service are operating at Hinesville Homerville and Albany with Indian Springs awaiting workers in three to four days. The army has located half of the thirty sites and will select the rest within a week. District foresters prepare for work at each site and protected areas are projected to exceed four million acres.
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Atlanta
State Forest Service
B. M. Lufburrow
Hinesville
Homerville
Albany
Indian Springs
United States Army
Wife kills woman and wounds husband in Ohio home
In Portsmouth Ohio a wife Mrs Ethel Pusateri 45 killed a woman and wounded her husband after finding him with another woman in their home. Police say she told the details while facing potential second degree murder charges.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
Ethel Pusateri
Puasteri
Nancy
Cincinnati
Erma‘rude Batterson McCoy
School Principal Held For Spanking Student in North Carolina
Theodore Rondthaler, principal of Clemmons public school, is free on $500 bond after being indicted for assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly spanking pupil Edgar Lashmit, 18, in seven classrooms as a punishment for scratching a name on a school bus. Rondthaler is son of Dr. Howard Rondthaler, president of Salem College.
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Winston-Salen
N. C
Theodore Rondthaler
Clemmons
Liberty
Lee Lashmit
Edgar
County Grand Jury
Rondthaler
Rondthaler Is A Son
Howard Rondthaler
Salem College
Nation plans doubling of Eastern forest holdings
President Roosevelt orders a purchase of six to eight million acres of forest and adjoining farmland across twenty states east of the Mississippi at about 20 million dollars. A forest recovery plan would create a government advisor to curb timber production and reform private land use with federal aid and banking support to rebuild the industry.
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Washington
United States
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Wallace
Ward Shephard
Philadelphia
Europe
Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation
Shepard
National Lumber Association
Chicago
Shephard
American Forestry Association
Society of American Foresters
Forest Service
Reserve flier dies in plane accident at Langley Field
Second Lieutenant Edmund L. Jackson aged 22 a reserve army officer from Wagoner South Carolina was killed in a plane crash on Plum Island near Langley Field Virginia Wednesday morning He had been at Langley about three months and is survived by his widow Mrs Fannie Jackson of Wagoner
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Langley Field
Edmund L. Jackson
Wagoner
S. C
Plum Island
Flying Field
Fannie Jackson
Georgia editors meet as Rome hosts annual gathering
Georgia newspaper leaders convened in Rome at Shorter College for the Georgia Press Association session. John Paschall of the Atlanta Journal stressed readers hold power. Milton Fleetwood and Tom Stanley led the association, with William Sutlive delivering the principal address.
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Rome
Georgia
Shorter College
Georgia Press Association
John Paschall
Atlanta Journal
Jack Williams
Waycross Journal-Herald
Milton L. Fleetwood
Cartersville
Tial M. Stanley
Atlanta
Garden of
Iden
Eve
Nome
Hornady
Garden of Eden
Adam
Tmber
Charles Smith
Bill Arp
Henry W. Grady
Frank L. Stanton
John Temple Graves
James B. Nevin
Buford Goodwin
Voodoo Cure Said to Change Haiti Native’s Skin Color
A 57 year old Haiti native, arriving in New York on the Colombia liner bound for Chicago, claims a voodoo medicine for asthma changed his skin from black to pinkish white. He says the cure also made him briefly blind, with eyesight later returning. He is accompanied by R Henri Chaust bearing credentials for a medical congress.
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New York
Haiti
Colombia
Chicago
Medico Congress
Ysme and Daupin
Port Au Pringe
Ted
Deushin
R. Henri Chaust
Mediical
Vauphin
Mystery From Tomb Lights Up Cemetery
Noblesville Indiana residents reported a faint yellow glow from a tombstone. A reporter investigated and found the illumination was only the reflection from a streetlamp on a polished black tomb marker.
Cordele Attracts New Industry For Power Cost Edge
Cordele Georgia welcomes another industry to Crisp County taking advantage of cheap hydro electric power. W M Cook of Oglethorpe has bought a large warehouse and will install grain milling machinery.
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Cordele
Crisp County
W. M. Cook
Oglethorpe
Cotton market near Montgomery records gain in 1988
The Montgomery Alabama cotton market on June 1 1988 rose about 400 points per 20 weight bale from the same day in 1982. The report notes a notable price climb and market activity in the cotton sector.
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Montgomery
Ala
S& i
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Camilla, GA
Terrapin
Missouri City
Eastern States Forest Holdings
Dixie Swamp Timber
Raleigh
North Carolina
ER. E. Randolph
Chemical Engineering
N. C. State College
T.ndolph
Noblesville
Ind
Ordele
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