New Thomasville Lawyers Form Partnership
An announcement notes the formation of a new law partnership in Thomasville by Masgrs Tom Péentana and Bi Batle Jr Penland. Both are Georgia University alumni and war veterans now joining Penland’s Nee Building offices. Penland is Union County native, son of Mrs. Gordon Penland, well known in the area. Earle is son of Mrs. B B Earle and the late Judge Earle, a St Thomasville Bar figure and city court judge, with BA from the University of Georgia and Navy service in WWII. They are viewed as promising additions to the Thomasville Bar, bringing pleasing personalities and notable ability.
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A. New
Bi Batle
Georgia
Penland
Union County
Gordon Penland
Airesvalleie
Boston
Evelyn
Adams
Bos
Harle Isythe
B.B. Earle
Earle
St Thomasville
University of Georgia
Navy
Law.school of
U. and
Thomasville Bar
Halas Sets 98-Yard Fumble Return Record in 1923
George Halas, then coach of the Chicago Bears, returned a fumble 98 yards for a record feat against Thorpe's Indians in 1923, a standout play in early NFL history.
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George Halas
Chicago Bears
Thorpe
Indians
Morning Radio Schedule Clip with Various Performers
A scrambled list shows a schedule of radio segments and musical acts throughout the day. It mentions studios or programs such as Sigon Morning News Sunrise Serenade and the Navy Band along with times and titles like Jigsaw News Dixieland Barn Dance and Sagebrush Cowboys.
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Nat
Brandwyhne
Stewart Road Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Stewart Road Home Demonstration elite met January 20 at 3:00 p.m. in Mrs. A. C. Stewart's home with 100 members and two visitors. Mrs. J. S. Maddox gave a devotional. Plans for the year were set, minutes read, Miss Helen Kanlie demonstrated clothing and sewing, followed by refreshments.
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Stewart
Elite
A. C. Stewart
J. 2. Maddox
Rt. Singletary
Mies
Helen—Kanlie
Discovery of wrecked Superfortress linked to missing bomber
Spanish naval briefing reports wreckage sighting mid Atlantic between the Canaries and Gibraltar believed to be part of the American B-29 Superfortress missing since Thursday. Belgian message notes debris and life preservers found with no signs of survivors or victims. The aircraft had been on training near Dakar bound for Merhan, French West Africa.
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Las Palmas
Canary’ Islands
Ashace
Canaries
Cibraltar
Dakar
French West Africa
Ab Merham
Dang
Shey Plans Railway Project in Sicily
Rome AP reports a ten year program costing 868 million lire to modernize Sicily's railways. The Transport Ministry discloses electrification of the entire Sicilian system and replacement of 398 kilometers of track.
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Rome
Sicily
Transport Ministry
Government injunctions in labor strike debate in Congress
James Marlow reports the Nation Today on whether the government should have power to delay or stop strikes that threaten the general welfare. The piece outlines Taft Hartley limits, Truman proposals for 30 day delays, and arguments for and against temporary and permanent injunctions and compulsory arbitration.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
Truman
BME
Mestestabee
LRA
Vaughn Monroe and Band at Rose Tonight
Vaughn Monroe and band billed as The Most Talked About Band in America perform two shows at the Rose tonight at 7:30 and 9:45. The Thomasville date is the only stop between Montgomery and Jacksonville, where they appear tomorrow night. The act features six headliner vaudeville acts plus Moonmiddl and Moonmen quartettes, with a strong national radio and records presence. Reserved seats are sold at the Nove box office amid heavy out of town sales.
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Vaughn . Monroe
America
Thomasville
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Monroe
Tudo
Cairo City Recreation Commission Reactivated for Program
The Cairo city council reactivated the City Recreation Commission to aid in administering the city recreation program. Edwin A. Carlisle remains on the board along with Lester Coleman James M. Keonmeds Howard Thrower Sr. and R. Le Van Landinghem. The extent of city funding for the program this year is undecided as budgets are studied. The commission, an Institutional member of the Community Chest, may receive funds from that source and will hold an organizational meeting once authorities set the program scope and pool operations for summer.
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Edwin A. Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Witl Lester Coleman
James M. Keonmeds
Howard Thrower, Sr
R. le
Bobby
van Landinghempius
Chest
Miley arrives to command Camp Campbell in Kentucky
Maj. Gen. William M. Miley, commander of the 11th Airborne Division reassigned from Japan, arrived at Camp Campbell, Ky., to assume the post as camp commandant. He plans to stay a few days before heading to Baltimore, and about 6,000 troops are expected to arrive in late May after furloughs. Miley succeeds Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson, reassigned to Fort Benning, Ga.
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Camp Campbell
William —M. Miley
11Th Airborne Division
Japan
Miley
Baltimore
11Th
Comandant
Percy W. Clarkson
Fort Benning
Pressure builds against permanent injunction in strike talks
The discussion questions whether a permanent injunction with compulsory arbitration is fair to workers and unions. Proponents say it would stop dangerous strikes and protect wages, while opponents expect Congress to resist such a law due to public pressure and possible long stalemates.
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Congress
Veterans Administration visit and center news
A weekly bulletin from the Thomasville VA Domiciliary notes an upcoming February visit by Col FL W Franke Chief of Homes Division VA Atlanta and Mr P L Collins Director Medical Administration Service. It lists chapel singers from Vashti school under Miss Eleanor Henry and reports on staff events, new mess attendants, bingo night, and ongoing activities.
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Veterans Administration
United States
Thomasville
Homes Division
U.S. Veterans Administration
Col FL. W. Franke
Frankie
P. ‘L. Collins
Medical Administration Service
Atlanta
Perry Bremer
Vashti
Eleanor Henry
Wallace C. Ford
No Longer Constipated By AL BRAN cereal
An ad style claim pitches AL BRAN cereal as a solution for constipation. It cites Mrs. V DeBonis of Philadelphia and urges increased bulk in the diet, plus plenty of water. The offer promises Kellogg’s cereal for a ten day trial with a return carton to Mo Crack Michigan and a double rebate.
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Mrs
Pavo Kiwanis hears exhortation on town building and unity
Rev. P. J. Elrod spoke to the Pavo Kiwanis on building a friendlier town both materially and spiritually. He urged united action to deter disreputable activities and improve city government. The club voted to present a first aid kit to Patten Public School and organize community aid projects.
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P. J. Elrod
Pave
Salem Baptist Churches
Pavo Kiwanis Club
Port Development Program to be Explained Tonight
Georgia lawmakers will hear a program overview tonight from the Georgia Port Development Association. Harry G. Thornton of Elberton president of the association says sponsors will answer questions and show how port development would affect each legislator's district.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Aeither
Georgia Port Development Association
Harry G. Thornton
Elberton
Georgia House readies bills on dog racing and libel shield
Atlanta reports two measures advance to second reading in Georgia's House. One would legalize dog racing and pari mutuel betting in counties with voter approval, funded by taxes and licenses. The other would shield radio station owners from libel suits for content by non employees.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State of the Republic
Repulse
Culver Kidd
Baldwin County
Florida
Chamber backs popular vote for sales tax election
In Savannah on February 1, a Georgia Chamber of Commerce spokesman told lawmakers that businessmen want the proposed statewide three percent sales tax referendum decided by popular vote. Davenport urged that the measure be determined by vote of the people rather than county unit ballots.
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Savanah
Georgia state Chamber _of Commerce
Ep Ra Orerofa Seebwalen
Davenport
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Danceland Review
Cote Glee Club
Navy Band
Sagebrush Cowboys
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Mike Mysteries
Meni Alanttre
Stewart Road
Sen YA Ren
E. B. Cummings
Mr. Cummings
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Tveds
Faulk Chevrolet Co
Thomasville, Ga
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
Shey
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Ice Maker
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Trasly
A York Flakice Machine
Harris Electric CO
S. Broad Sti
Thomasvillé, Ga
Vaughn Monroe
Rose
Radio. Service
E. Jackson
Maico Heating Aid
Cairo
City Recreation Commission
George Ellis
Alvin C. ‘Baker
George
Eliot
E. C. McDaniel
McDaniel
Claude J. Lammers
Atlanta VA
T A. Roberts
Carpentry Department
Roberts
A. B. Waller
Galavants
Fleming
Bishop
Claude W. Wood
Kay L. McLeod
William R. Hembree
Ralph H. Willis
Schruth
Ithwind
Shump
Rumph
Leming
Leamon
Helman
Gibbons
Gibson, Gilson
Giddings
Roberson
Robertson
Robert
Robinson
Pavo Kiwanians
P. G. Elrod
Church OF the Nazarene
V. S. Rushing
Birmingham, Ala
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Lewis E. Mason
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