Morning musical schedule with varied performances and news
The page lists a February 3 schedule of radio or concert programs including Second Spring and Cavalcade Of Music at 10:30, News at 11:00, Piano Sketches, Morning Melodies, and a series of acts such as Daniland Review, Hudson Orchestra, Tip Top Tunes, and Cote Glee Club, along with news updates and a dance review segment.
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Ace
Hilbilly
Daniceland
Dertin Hudson Orch
Sagebrugh Corre
Ebert
Mrs. Jarrella
Indictments in Georgia race case echo six months after mob trial
The report notes that ten defendants including John W Lyfich of Dade and three from Northwest Georgia face renewed charges in U S District Court for driving negroes from their rights. The case involves a lash-wielding mob and masked officers at Hooker Georgia. A mistrial had occurred nearly 48 months prior amid testimony and confusion.
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Hooker
U. Distridt
Mantle Clay
Alagro
Isohn
W .Lyfich
Dade Inhilly
Geor
Bainbridge Pilot Club sponsors county store sale
Bainbridge Ga. Milestone: Pilot Club of Bainbridge announces County Store Sale to raise funds for future community service projects. Sale set next Saturday February 4 on North Broad Street near Bainbridge Hardware from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. featuring clothing to hardware and other items.
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Bainbridge
Nettie -Mae
Pilot Club
Broad Street
Bainbridge Hardware
Pace weighs return to Congress amid health doubts
Washington AP reports Rep. Pace of Georgia may reconsider his earlier decision not to run for an eighth term. He left the plan last summer due to illness, but now reportedly feeling better. Pace declined to comment on recent reports, not binding himself to the prior choice.
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Washington
Pace
D-Ga
HHH
Congress
Democratic Exec Committee barred from forcing resignations
A Georgia bill to stop the Democratic Executive Committee from requiring a candidate to resign another Senate office failed on House floor after Rep. Charles Smith cited an alleged rumor. House floor leader Frank Twitty moved to kill the measure, backing by the committee. Several officials, including B. E. Thrasher Jr, Eugene Cook, Ren Fortson, and George Hamilton, were named as potential gubernatorial candidates.
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Atlanta
Democratic Executive Committee
Eldera
Senate
House
Frank Twitty
Charles Smith
Haralson County
Haralson
State of the Republic Committee
Twity
Hhe
Smith
Herman Talmadge
B. E. Thrasher, Jr
Eugene Cook
Ren. W. Fortson
George B. Hamilton
Six Foot Man Sought in Atlanta Acid Attack
Atlanta police seek a neatly dressed six foot man who sprayed burning acid on 22 year old University of Georgia student Helen Sheeley from behind as she walked. She ran to University Center for help and a nurse alerted authorities. Patrolmen Robertson and Posey noted the acid matched battery storage types.
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Atlanta
Helen Sheeley
University of Georgia
University Center
G. ‘Ss. Robertson
Dogwood Circle to Meet at Mrs Forts Home
Bainbridge Ga February 2 The Dogwood Circle of the Bainbridge Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs M A Fort onest Broughton Street Wednesday afternoon February 8 at three oclock A full attendance is requested An interesting program has been planned
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Bainbridge, Ga
Dogwood
Bainbridge Garden Club
M. A. Fort Onest Broughton
Miss McGraw Weds Barker in Georgia Home Wedding
Miss Helen Geneva McGraw daughter of J E McGraw of Brunswick Georgia wed John Leonard Barker son of O L Barker of Quitman at a Woodbine Georgia home on January 12 in the presence of family and friends. The couple returned to Quitman after a brief wedding trip and are living with Mr and Mrs O L Barker. A January 19 shower in their honor noted many gifts.
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Quitman
J. E. McGraw
Brunswick
Helen Geneva
John Leonard “Barker
O. L. Baker
Woodbine
H. R. Whitford
Glynn Academy
Bruns Wick
C. T. Arnold
O. L. Barker
Former soldier says no basis for vets confession
Atlanta man denies any truth to a dying Norfolk veteran’s claimed confession. Anr R. K. Rackley says Sgt. Lemons was not captured and had been wounded, while Blasko’s alleged accusations about flogging prisoners and looting are untrue.
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Atlanta
Norfolk
Anr
R K. Rackley
Andrew Louis Blasko
Jack Lemons
Blasko
Rackley
Piedmont
Lemons
Brest
France
Brent
Roer River
Germany
Middle Georgia moonshiners biased as churchgoing landowners
Rep. Preston of Georgia told a House appropriations subcommittee that most middle Georgia moonshiners are church men and landowners. He argued no need for more prohibition officers in Georgia, noting violators are not main criminals and often plead guilty with suspended sentences.
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Washingon
United States
Georgia
Donalsonville DAR Members Win Prize at Bainbridge Show
Donalsonville D A R members won first prize at a Bainbridge camellia show. The Bainbridge chapter's table setting featured a white and gold theme with gold trimmed crystal and dirilite flatware, arranged in a low long display with kumquats and camellias.
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Donalsonville
D.A.R
Bainbridge
Julian Webb
Clyde Martin
C. D. Thomas
John J., Cummings
Five homeless suspects found living in Atlanta woods
Police discovered four unemployed men and a woman living under trees near the U S penitentiary in Atlanta. Investigators Moss and Helton said the group sheltered under raincoats and beech trees while being questioned for recent neighborhood burglaries.
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Atlanta Woods
Atlanta
U.S. Penitentiary
M. V. Moss
I. M. Helton
Helton
Local Couple Wed in Korea linked ceremony in Georgia church
Miss Fran cis Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Q M Rogers of Barney Ga wed Rev Lawrence Alfred Zellers son of Mr and Mrs E C Zellers of Weatherford Texas in an Evangelistic Center Chapel ceremony. The double ring service featured a prenatal program and proxy attendants. After the ceremony the couple will reside in Songdo Korea where Zellers serves as station pastor among Methodist missionaries and Rogers works in education and church service.
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Quitman
Francis Rogers
Q.M. Rogers
Barney
Lawrence Alfred Zellers
Songdo
Korea
Weatherford
Texas
Evangelistic Center
Donald Payne
Mary ‘Jane Spindlowe
Charles Stokes
Carl Judy
Archer Turner
Lyman R. Taylor
Donald P. Payne
Margaret Billingsly
Womans Society of Christian Service
Japan
Phillipines
Emily Evans
Margaret Martin
Kris Jenses
Lyman C. Brannon
Miss Billingsly
Langdale
Valley High Vocational School
Lacoochee, Florida
Zellers
E. C. Zellers
Weatherford High School
Weatherford Junior College
North Texas State
Denton
Jerkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Europe
Hog Prices Rise at Weekly Cairo Livestock Auction
Hog prices climbed at the weekly live stock sale in Cairo with No 1 hogs at 16.35 cents per pound, No 2 hogs at 15.90 cents. Feeder pigs and a good run of grade hogs drew strong demand. Cattle prices also showed an uptrend, rising by about 50 cents per hundredweight.
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Cairo
Rail timetable from Dothan shows multiple daily trains
A fragmented timetable lists train departures from Dothan at 3 43 p m 6 13 p m and 9 22 p m indicating service times for the route.
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Aerive
Dothan
Dutch airliner crashes into sea off coast seven lost
A KLM cargo and crew DC-3 vanished 250 miles from the Hook of Holland en route Amsterdam London. Danish steamer Rigmor found wreckage with mail but no survivors. Crew of four plus three training airmen aboard. British passenger A J Legg among the seven. Pilot J Van Der Heide, 32, father of three, piloted the flight.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
North Seas
EKLM
London
Rigmor
Hook of Holland
Rotterdam
Mail Bay
A. J. Legg
Schiphol
Schi‘phol
J. van der Heide
House Panel Plans Hearings on Peanut Problems
The House Agriculture committee will hold hearings on peanut issues with invited witnesses from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee Alabama Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The talks will cover amending the peanut quota law to allow excess production for peanut oil and protect certain areas, the shift toward runner peanuts causing shortages of Spanish peanuts, and fears that future acreage allotments may be reduced below needs in the Virginia Carolina area.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Pace
D-Ga
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
House
Agriculture Department
Virginia-Carolina
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Narsook
Batiste
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Dogwood Circle OF
McGraw
Theo Milion
Wretnap
Preston
Middle Georgia
LA Cis
St.Joseph Aspirin
Wan Nee
Sua Bassee
Irailways
Modern Coach Corp
Ricus
Trive
Tallahassee
Wiaml
Waycross
Tifton
Rae
Jacksonville
CNN
Columbus
Monticello
Saturda
Monticelld
Trailways Bus Depot
Atlan
Ah Alam
Alam
Stokley’s
Party Peas
Martha White Plain Flour
Seabrook Farm
Frame
Okg
Baby Limas
Birdseye
U.S.N
Eagle
Dinte Sraay
Borden’s
Ken Dawn
Dot
Wilson
Marco
U. 4S
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