Morning Radio Schedule and Evening Lineup
A fragmented radio listing shows a morning block from 9:30 to 12:00 featuring Bing Crosby Dick Haymes and Hillbilly programming, followed by afternoon programs including Melodies, a livestock auction, Sagebrush Cowboys, and Cote Glee Club. Evening segments include Eddy Howard Show, sports, Pines of Melody, and a weather sign off.
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Bing Crosby
Dick Haymes
Wes
Myrt
Marge
Newsee
Bob Eberly
Expedition to Copper Canyon Never Reaches Deep Gorge
An archival note describes a 1941 expedition aiming to explore Copper Canyon near the U S border. Curator Stager and team planned to pass from Rancho Guirocoba toward the canyon entering near Guaymas Sonora. Accidents and misfortunes delayed departure as the party prepared to transfer gear and vessels.
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Angeles
U. S
Copper Canyon
Arizona
North
Los
Toy ‘Stager
Nd -Mammalogy
Dillon
Sinaloa
Guaymas
Navijos Amos
Sonora
Rancho Guirocoba
Imules
Ianyon
Oman
Donalsonville UDC Plans High School Program Friday
Members of the Ida Underwood Hodges Chapel UDC of Seminole County organize a program at the Donalsonville High School Auditorium Friday April 28 from 10 45 to 1 45. Highlights include twins Joanne and Julianna Webb and speeches by Rev J Don Skinner and Rev Whitt Aiken.
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Donalsonville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ida Underwood Hodges
Seminole County
Joanne
Julianna Webb
Julian Webb
J. Don Skinner
First Presbyterian Church
Whitt Aiken
First Baptist Church
John J. Cummings Sr
UDC
Joanne Pierce
A. B E. Wheeler
Alex W. Wheeler
W.H. Vantandingham
William Roy Jones’ Jr
W. 4. Johnson
Seminole High School
Marvin Vincent
Bainbridge
Moseley Hall
Paving Bids Sought for Morven Valdosta Highway
Quithan Ga April 27 Bids are advertised to open four miles on the Morvens Valdosta road with 4092 miles of paving and one bridge in Brooks County Bids open May 12 in Atlanta The State Highway Department let a contract last week for sidewalks curbs and gutters in Morven and work will start immediately The Quitman Morven road is nearing completion with plans to extend paving through Barney County into Adel.
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Quithan
MorvensValdosta
Morven
Atlanta
Brooks Couty
State Highway Department
Brooks County
GHHS
Hh.t. Brice
Brooks County Commissioners
Quitnain
Barney c
Adel
Kiwanis Club hosts state official visit in Thomasville
Third District Lt Governor Leonard Elliott of Ton ton Ga visited the Thomasville Kiwanis Wednesday at Glen Arven for the regular Friday meeting. He praised the club for youth service and Key Club work, presented a certificate to past president Elay McLeod, and urged members to spread their spirit to smaller communities. Visitors included Hugh Robinson of Atlanta and John C Crum of Valdosta.
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Kiwaniang
Leonard Elliot
Tifton
Thomasville Kiwanians
Glen Arven
Charlie Simmons
Thomasville Club
Elay McLeod
McLeod
Eliot
Thomasvillians
Gov. Elliot
Thomasville
VA Dam
Floyd Searcy
Miami
Héeth Varnedoe
Blay
Leod
Hugh Robinson
Atlanta
W. R. Milton
John C. Crum
Valdosta
Kiwanis
Alton Harrison
Coolidge
Jim
Rattlesnakes Probe Brooksville Fields in Bold Kill Run
In Quitman Georgia on April 27 farmer R. V. Weaver reported a six foot rattler with fourteen rattles killed near his farm. Turpentine workers in the same woods killed two menacing snakes later the day, and two more large snakes were brought down in nearby woods.
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Quitman
R. V. Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Anne Murdock of Meigs Named President at VSC Club
Meigs April 27 Anne Murdock daughter of Mr and Mrs I W Murdock of Meigs was chosen president of the House Economics Club at Valdosta State College where she is a junior.
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Meigs
Valdosta State Colege
Anne Murdock
I. W. Murdock
House Economics Club
Murdock
VSC
Local Socials Highlight City Guests At Club Event
Keyton and Mrs Ralph Fawk hosted a gathering with Mr Yall Thompson of Atlanta and Ralph Faulk joining Mrs Neil Bolan and Neil, while Lt Gov flhot attended as a guest of the club.
Quitman society notes engagements and birthdays
Mrs. Buelah W. Ingram announces the engagement of her daughter Jane to Gilfford H. Webb of Lyons County. A western birthday party honors Carlenne Cobb on her sixth birthday anniversary with cowboy hats and pony games. Also noted are visits of Harold and Milfred Moss from Tokyo and a large 98-taper birthday dinner for Dr. S. S. Humphreys, a Quitman figure.
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Quitman
Colb
Garrett Cobb
Twin Acres
Carlenne Cobb
Corienne
Cobb
Bill Gandy
Valdosta
John Kimbrough
W. J. Hewett
Oand
Rose Marie Scruges
E.R. Scvuges
Grandpa
Rose Marie
Ward Nichols
Jesup
R. F Seruges
Larry
Terry
Roddie
Saiile Giddings
Dr. Humphreys
John Himphreys
Morven
S S. Humphreys
Barwick
Hollywood Stars Flip Through Comeback Hopes in Shakedown
Hollywood figures including Lawrence Tlemey Tierney Shelley Winters Lucille Ball Allan Ladd Jiminy Stewart and Bob Hope pursue comebacks and public image efforts. A film return for Tierney in Shakedown with U T option on a term contract. Ball TB drive publicity scare. Stewart's It a Wonderful Life finally turning a profit. CARE week radio special planned.
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Hollywood
Lawrente Tlémey
U-T
Tierney
RKO
Portugal
East
Shelley
Winters
Lucile Ball
la Jolla
Allan Ladd
Jiminy Stewart
Holywood
Bob Hope
Eddie Custer
Phili Harris
Celeste Holm
Cary Packages
Cars Blamed For Sloppy Dressing By Hatmaker
Michael Santalucia of Binghamton, the last of the city’s custom hat makers, says the automobile has encouraged sartorial sloppiness. He claims men stopped dressing up because of the auto, saying they are never on the street and are always hidden in cars.
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Bingamton
Michael Santalutia
Binghamton
Santalucia
Jewish Jerusalem eyes population rise by 1952 end
Jerusalem Jewish population is projected to exceed 100000 by the end of 1952 after a recent census showing about 110000 Jews in the city. No estimate was provided for Arabs in the Arab-held Old City sector.
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Jerusalem
Old City
Brooks County farm family to be honored by FHA in Tifton
The Moore family of Disse Route 1 Brooks County will receive Farm Family Achievement Day honors in Tifton May 3 with Kenneth Reynolds and other leaders. Their 1940s yields rose from peanuts 800 to 2000 pounds per acre and corn 20 to 40 bushels. tobacco rose from 90 to 1600 pounds per acre. They improved hogs milk cows and kept soil in terraces with cover crops. They placed second in a five acre peanut contest in 1947 and won the 1948 five acre contest with 1714 pounds per acre.
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Quitman
Brooks County
FHA
Tifton
Will Moore
Disse
Rte. 1
Moore
Kenneth H. “Reynolds
Fifton
Abraham Baldwin College
Notice of Paying Ordinance in Thomasville Streets
An ordinance is introduced to be considered May 8 1950 at 7 30 PM by the Thomasville Georgia Board of Commissioners. It covers street improvements on West Washington Grant Park Avenue Grant Street Dawson Street and Walcott Street with graded driving strips paving and related work and assessments.
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Board, of, Commissioners “Chamber
Thomasville
Georgia
Towit
Washington Street
Madison Street
Stevens Street
Grant Street
Broad Street
Park Avenue
Park Avenus
Grant
Mar
Grady Street
Dawson Street
Vine Street
Walcott Street
Board Reelects School Teachers for 1950 51 in Thomasville
The Board of Education met at noon with President Jerger and committee approval to reelect teachers for 1950 51 across multiple schools including Thomasville High East Side Junior High and Dewey City Elementary. The vote covered many names. several teachers did not apply for re election. Contracts were authorized for rewiring and relighting East Side School and payments for various suppliers and services.
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of Education
Jerger
Ate
Messrs
Guy
T.M .McComb
B. T. Nunn Jr
EB. O. Garber
Ethel’ E. Lawson
Ethlyn DeCosta
Elidbeth Peter
Lottie B. Clarke
Betty’ Sims
Effie Scurry
Ruth P. Britt
Sara Allen Mathews
Marjorie Stith
East Side
Lucile Crawford
Daisy Neel
Florrie W. Higginbotham
Mary Nall’ Segler
Clyde Pickard
Eiing Fort
Mildred Herting
Annabel Vaughan Weeeler
Oretha Oakes
Ruth Burch
Craig. G. Cornwell
Evelyn’ Smith
Ruth Wheeler
Sarah ‘Pollard
Esther B. Mulling
Bessie Ray
Jason M. Gallous
Osco Hignes
J. Li. Hewett
Mary Chastain
Verna Cassels
Margaret Hardy
George W. Mulling
R. C. Quillian
B.B. O'Quinn
Rachel Griffith
Colleen O'Brian
Harvey Carson
Julia Mount
Mary Alice Lewis
Fred Reuter
Margaret Garrison
Julius Ariail
Elsie M. Tharin
Clyde E. Norwood
Elizabeth Spence
Sylvia Matthis
A. ‘Watkins Kindred
Marion Horn
Mamie Milner
J. M. Han‘sock
Fletchervile
Bernice Bass
Henry Mathews
Sadie Mayo
Ethel Herring
Norman
F. Williamson
Eugenia Swicord
Celia W. Turk
Mary: Launius
Margaret “Richardson
Lydia Godwin
Zadie‘ Davis
A. Coram
Douglas ‘High
Sylvester S. Riggs
E. C. Williams
F. Gibson
Castlevy. Thomas
Electa Greene
Shaw
F. Rollins
H. J. Jones
E. L. Glenn
Jarrie Williams
Dewey
City
Maudecca
Wilson
Pauline Easton
Marie ° J. Sanders
Lawson
Mildred L. Rollins
Virginia Mccoy
Eloise C. Winston
Dewey City
Eula Fair Williams
Kathryn Prather
W. J
Warner
Ruth Cooper
Hees
Minnie L. Smith
W.M. R. Johnson
Normal Park
Finkle A. Wilkerson
C. E. Roberson
Lillian R. Pugh
Annie Ruth Phillips
Floree Jefferson
Virginia
Roberts
Christine Weston Alta Wyatt McLoud
Pearl
Moore
Susie ‘H. Dunlap
A. V Moore
G. J Toat
Albany
Georgia
Fred Scott
Walter Scales
New Orlelans
Louisiana
Watt
R. D. Blakeney
Board ‘of Education
Board of Education
Newspapers cut accident rate in ANPA safe driving drive
New York April 27 AP newspapers in the American Newspaper Publishers Association safe driving campaign last year lowered the accident rate to a record low. At the ANPA convention awards were given for driver safety including first place scrolls and certificates of merit to 45 papers completing the year without an accident. 389 newspapers in the U S and Canada participated, operating 5181 vehicles for 111 923 800 miles with 2352 accidents and two fatal accidents.
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New ‘York
American ‘Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
International Circulation Managers Association
U. S
Canada
Albany tGa
Herald and
Augusta
Chronicle and Herald
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Anne Murdock OF
Moss
Harold Moss
Tokyo
Japan
C. Chapman
Mil‘fred Mabbett
Mr. Moss
States
Internal Revenue Department
MacArthur
Manila
Honolulu
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
John
Fergurana
Arried
Bi Akay Joe
Jewish Jerusalem
Will Indoké
Bnne
Cac
Eiptman
Thomasville Watts
Enterprise Corin
Rona Prenticé-Hall
Foestman &Co
Vied Bros
Cantada Perticane
Bros
Meet Brothers Paper Co
Weston Watch
A. Carl
el’ Press
Nia
Mie
Piri Wy
Megahee-Speicht Co
H. E McCart
Burroughs
Machine Co
Watt Building “Material Co
Thole. Hardware & Supply Co
American‘ Seatsing Co
Banfield. Glass Co., Inc
Kirby
Bvany
Whiddon’s
White’s Drug Store
Nana
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain’ Cou Reef
Fens
Einkast
Sysh Ang
Pras
Rag