Cattle Paradise Highlights Thomas County Livestock Heritage
The article notes Thomas County’s long cattle tradition with champions like Bonnie J and Durochogs. Itspotlights Santa Gertrudis herds, Coastal Bermuda pasture developed at Tifton, and widespread use of Hereford and Black Angus cattle. Pastures, fertilization, and farm owners buying registered stock are emphasized.
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Altho Thomas County
Bonnie J
Durochogs
Pebble Hill
Bermuda
Tifton
Public on strikes and the need for consumer protection
The article argues that strikes disrupt daily life and public services, urging government action to reform labor capital relations. It contends the public bears the cost, consumer rates rise, and calls for representation to protect voters and ensure justice amid industrial disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Augusta Strike Sparks Wave of Violence and Unrest
Strife in Augusta over a two month bus strike has escalated with shootings dynamitings and stonings. Police and the Public Service Commission failed to end the walkout as white drivers clash with non union workers and a dynamited store appears in a Negro neighborhood amid racial tension. Officials note few perpetrators have been punished and urge renewed efforts to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
I’assengers
Public Service Commission
Revolution a Sure Thing by Kennan Draws Mixed Forecasts
Former Ambassador George Kennan argues revolution in the Soviet orbit is likely but would require a deep and wide upheaval to yield lasting change. He warns that pulling out roots of Communist doctrine is essential and says America should avoid direct interference to prevent unintended unity among Reds.
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George Kennan
Russia
Kennan
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Georgia death toll climbs as weekend traffic toll rises
A Georgia pattern shows a rising weekend death toll with traffic victims forming the largest share. The report notes ongoing violent deaths across the state, highlighting recurring risks on highways and roads.
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Georgia
Individualism and the state in modern revolution discourse
The essay contrasts two forces shaping modern thought: expanding scientific knowledge and the effort to relate it to living. It argues the French Revolution and Bastiat defend individual rights against state overreach, warning that loss of private ownership leads to slavery as in the Soviet model, with taxation and confiscation cited as paths to diminished liberty.
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Europe
Frederic Bastiat
United States
Bastiat
Soviet Empire
Malenkov
Supreme Soviet
Ony
Stalin
Otheif
Russia
Pett Report Sheds Light On Kinsey Study Contradictions
An AP summary notes the Pett Report based on interviews with women and men, arguing it relies on rumor and bias. It lists striking percentages on marriage, courtship, and behavior, including reactions to kissing, language, cheating, and attitudes toward children and careers.
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Emmursday
America
Evening TV and radio lineup highlights tonight
NBC radios present First Nighter at 3 30 Jack Pearl at 9 and Stan Kenton at 10 35 CBS broadcasts Johnny Mercer at 7 14 The Norths at 8 30 and 9 30 21st Precinct ABC offers Town Meeting at 9 and Dance Music at 10 35 MBS presents Spillane Mystery at 8 to 9 05 The Search at 9 30 State of Nation at 9 30 Also NBC TV at 8 Mirror Theater 9 Eddie Albert 10 45 Meet the Veep CBS TV8 Gene Autry 9 Follow the Leader 10 Danger ABC TV7 30 Beulah 10 30 Name's the Same Dumont 8 30 Music Show 9 Dotty Mack 9 30 Where Was I.
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Radio Tonight
NBC
Jack Pearl
Stan Kenton
CBS
Johnny Mercer
21St Precinct
ABC
Town Meeting
the Search
Mirror Theater
Eddie Albert
Gene Autry
Danger
Rhee and Mossadegh Face Global Powder Keg Clash
James Marlow analyzes how Rhee Syng Man of South Korea and Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran edge toward critical confrontations. Both leaders harbor iron wills as geopolitics teeters on crisis amid superpower tensions and shifting alliances.
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Rhee
South Korea
Iran
Beli
Mossad
Provences
Car Offer Dented by Truthful Repairs and Tension
The narrator offers their aging car with worn seats and a weak engine hoping to impress a potential buyer. The other person shows little interest, preferring their own newer vehicle. A separate note discusses political figures Rhee and Mossadegh, contrasting defiant public personas and strategic moves.
Hodge or Stol in focus amid unclear notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at names Hodge and Stol amid uncertain notes. No clear event or outcome is readable, masking whether this refers to a person, team, or incident. Further text is needed to identify context, location, or date.
Fled PSA Le of He Hian and Hake
Readable fragments describe a local public notice involving PSA and marine terms. The text references a potential sale or handling of fish or seafood, with named entities suggesting a municipal or regulatory context. Details are incomplete but indicate an official action with stakeholders in a coastal community.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact list of crossword style clues for across and down items including definitions for small explosion cast off exchange premium kind of bird long stick curve undress attire English queen regale container animal s skin kind of cloth Algonquian Indian small island wing Breathe quickly finished folio malice gluttonous animal chooses by vote antlered lesson produce tavern poem part of a coat on the open water Italian coin mirth gain by work crustacean
President vows friendship with Canada amid global tension
A 15 year old report notes U S pledge to defend Canada and avoid idleness if Canadian soil is threatened. It discusses Roosevelt's bid to unseat Rep. John O Connor of New York and a push to control the House Rules Committee. Also mentions Czech conflict shifts, Yangtze campaign power, a large Cairo hog show, and local business changes.
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U. S
Canada
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
John O'Connor
New York
Japan
Yangtze River
Cairo
Ymca
Homne Hardware Co
L. E. Davis
New Techniques in Classifying VA Jobs to Save Money
Fred R. Putman of the Veterans Administration Domiciliary in Thomasville Georgia returns from a training conference in Atlanta where VA personnel from five states learned new job classification methods. W C Austin of the VA Central Office said stations will now classify their own jobs to boost efficiency and cut costs, with field stations gaining authority to speed work and improve management.
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Fred R. Putman
Veterans Administration
Thomasville
Atlanta
W. C. Austin
Washington
Austin
V-A
Putnam
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