Education drive bands together for Georgia minimum foundation program
The Georgia Educational Association backs a statewide push for a minimum foundation program to raise education funding from thirty nine to eighty three million dollars next year. President Garrison, reporting from a hospital bed, urges public support and tax willingness to finance expanded schooling from kindergarten to university.
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Georgia Educational Association
Thomas County
Garrison
State ‘Association
Atlanta
Georgia School Journal
GEA
Legislative Foundation
Program of Education For
Georgia
Representative Assembly
Incii
Fie
Geneva Assembly
South Georgia
Afi
Vaneation
Thomasville Rose Show prep boosts town charm
Thomasville readies for the Rose Festival with yard and park upgrades. Hosts improve homes and streets to welcome visitors for April 30 to May 6 events, including floats from nearby towns, a coronation, bands, tours, and open houses.
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Thomasville
Benoa
Tifton
Main Street
Love Avenue
Selick. Apel
Finney VA
Thomas
Estates
Glen -Arven Munity Club
American Legion
Italy Elections Forewarned as Democracy Fights Russian Threat
The article argues the United States led a vigorous battle against Soviet influence in global affairs and forecasts an Italian election outcome amid tensions with Russia. It claims propaganda and pressure marked the struggle to defend democracy, warning of ongoing conflict as Russia presses for influence worldwide.
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Italy
United States
Russia
Europe
Russa
Stalin
Haunted Holiday Chapter 26 Evokes Locked Freezer Mystery
In a dim freezing unit beneath the pantry Vince and Julia share a tense, intimate moment before a power cut traps them inside. The couple clings to each other as cold, darkness, and a looming search by Johanson raise fear and urgency. The scene blends romance with suspense as they struggle to survive the closed space.
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Alann’s
Vince
Julia
Johanson
Pat
Rose Show Closes As 11,400 Attend End Of Event
Daily report notes 11 400 visitors counted at the Rose Show with prize winners listed including Mrs P L W Harvey Mrs M W D Wasty and Mrs Coburn Tackell among others. The piece also mentions winter weather impacts in the south and a military funeral in Beverly and notes Glen Arven Gall can beat Tallahassee.
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PL W. Harvey
Miso
W. D. Wasty
Coburn Tackell
Charles Wall
W.C. Massey
Me Neel
South
Florida
Floyd Bennett
Atrington Cemetery
Oas
Beverly
Mays
Wimberly
Jemison
Hayes
Watt
Wall
Tunior
Glen Arven
Gall
Tallahaseee
Thomasville Rose Show Nears 11th Annual Displays Tomorrow
Ten years after inception the Thomasville Rose Show, its 11th annual event, is expected to draw thousands to Vose Field for a final day of flower displays and preparations today and tomorrow.
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Thomasville
Vose Field
Wisconsin Senator Critiques Naval Expansion Plan
LaFollette rails against a large naval expansion he says originated with President Roosevelt. He blames no one but the Navy and attacks the program as unnecessarily costly. Thomasville attorney William W. Alexander enters the race for Superior Court judgeship in the Southern circuit, opening his campaign today with plans to visit five counties.
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LaFollette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Navy
Thomasville
William W. Alexander
Alexander
Columbus Man Killed as Truck Overturns on Highway
Columbus Georgia April 28 Robert Lea Floyd 26 of Columbus died yesterday when the flat bed truck he drove overturned on the West Point highway near Mountain Hill school in Harris county.
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Columbus
Robert Lea
Floyd
Fee
West Point Highway
Onear Mountain Hill School
Harris County
CIO Drive to South Called a Flop
Atlantic City Nova Scotia April 28 AP a two year old CIO drive to unionize in the South is described as a flop by textile workers union officials. CIO Southern drive leaders acknowledge limited gains 120000 Southern members out of 450000 total. They blame Southern reaction and violence for poor results and say elections and contracts remain elusive.
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Atlantic City
N.S
South
Textile Workers Union
CIO
van -A
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers
Rieve
Atlantans Chosen Grand Patriarch at 100th Encampment
E. E. Graham of Atlanta elected Grand Patriarch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the Grand Encampment in Gainesville Georgia with more than 1 000 delegates in attendance Other officers named include W Q Howell Edwin A McPhail E P Skipper E P Green Fletcher W Laird J F Goodwin W B Whitten James A Reece and J C Cagley all from Georgia multiple cities listed
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Gainesville
E. E. Graham
Atlanta
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
W. .Q. Howell
Edwin A. McPhail
Columbus
E. P. Skipper
E. P.green
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Fletcher W. Laird
Grand
W. B. Whitten
Grand Mershall
James.a. Reece
J. C. Cagley
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R. Jerger
W.D. Hargrave ‘Lee & Kelly
Bus. Mgr. Adv. Mar
Times-Enterprise
The
Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville, Ga
Associated Press
Ang
Boston
Pivey Nicut
Eadie Rum
Hollywood
Kalanii
Ches
Kasay
St.Joseph Aspirin
Dous
Eel T Petroleum
Jseily
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
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