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04 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1950
Page
1
Daily radio lineup listing program times and show titles from morning to evening. Includes musical variety hours and news segments with host names and program blocks.
A batch of cold air from the Rockies plunges into Texas and the central U.S. bringing snow rain and freezing temperatures. Lows fall well below freezing from Wisconsin to Missouri and into Michigan and Arkansas with hail and strong winds reported in several areas.
Charles Redwine refused a beer license for the Rainbow Tavern on U.S. 1 three miles south of Augusta after a hearing found the tavern disorderly. Neighbors Camp Gordon authorities and the U S Brewers Foundation accused it of selling to minors and intoxicated persons. Redwine had revoked Peggy's Place at the same site last summer amid military concerns over young soldiers.
A car collided with the rear of a truck near McPherson amid a snowstorm, causing one death and injuring another, with weather cited as the cause.
Donalsonville April 4 Sankey Booth of Hahira Georgia told Seminole County PTA of his New Phonetic Word Method for teaching reading and spelling claiming old methods cost the state money. He cited Ruth Robinson and Ronald Robinson as progress examples, praising method adoption and urging teacher persistence.
More than 500 fat barrows were shown in Americus Georgia as the state's first spring fat barrow show and sale began. Breeders and agricultural officials from Georgia Florida and Alabama gathered for a dinner after arrivals. The event culminates with a rodeo in the football stadium tonight and tomorrow night.
Rep Rivers of South Carolina called for the secretary of defense to suspend his order to close hospitals amid unrest. An eight member special sub-committee of the Armed Forces Committee heard Rivers insist the move is untimely and ill advised, arguing it harms national economy and welfare during a broader inspection tour.
Peiping radio quoted as saying the United States of Indonesia has been recognized by China. The Peiping Foreign Affairs Ministry said it had not received official word. The report appears in Jakarta based newspaper Raya citing the broadcast dated April 4.
The Nation Today notes Congress will not force access to secret loyalty files. A Senate subcommittee seeks FBI Civil Service and State Department records on Communists in the government. President Truman has refused. Contempt and court fights could ensue but are deemed unlikely.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Donalsonville First Methodist Church presented a Palm Sunday pageant led by Margaret Applegarth. The service featured organ music, a cross centerpiece, candles, and an offering symbolizing missions funds. Twelve Apostles of Light and Eight Pilgrims of the Night wore white garments, with Mrs Ralph Ivey at the piano and Mrs Oscar Smith directing.
Registrations under the 1949 voter act have passed 80 000 in Fulton and DeKalb counties. The voters registration council said most of the registrations are new voters.
A Detroit resident identified as Theodore Donay disappears from a small boat off Catalina Island, amid a reported sighting of a mysterious submarine off the Southern California coast. Officials say no concrete evidence links the two events.
The prominent Boston women’s club schedules meetings on the 7th and 21st of the month at 4:00 PM in the club rooms. Dates were changed this month only from the regular meeting time.
Yokosuka Japan April 4 One of the U S Navy s veteran Pacific admirals will haul down his flag tomorrow to leave the Orient Vice Admiral Russell S Berkey will relinquish command at the Seventh Fleet in a brief ceremony aboard his flagship the heavy cruiser Toledo He will depart Friday by air for Washington to become the Navy s first chief of information.
Jasper Ga April 4 AP Bryan Tatum 22 and Weldon Sui Evan 20 face a second trial tomorrow in the killing of taxicab driver Earl Holbert. Holbert, 23, was dumped in an abandoned well near Talking Rock after disappearing February 25, 1949. Defense appeal led to a new trial after the first trial death sentences.
Donalsonville April 4 a family reunion was held for the Armstrong family. Immediate family of A. L. Mills of Shorterville Ala attended. A catfish supper followed, with Auglard Beasley and his children among those listed, including Jean Billy Marjorie Bobby Thomas and others from Headland and Shorterville.
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