Morning and afternoon radio schedule with musical programs
A fragmented radio timetable lists morning and afternoon slots from Rome and Chapel of the Air through music blocks and news segments. Notable items include World News at 11:00, Georgia News, Blue Bonnet Bars, and acts like Tony Pastor, Jimmy Dorsey, and Frank Sinatra reflected in the thrown-together lineup.
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Nas
Rome
Caraecas
World News
Ate
Georgia
Tony Pastor
Man LE Gabhaan
Pris
Rae
John Scott Trotter
Jimmy
Dorsey
Ray ‘Sinatra
The
Four
Knights
Arminum foil Vapors Preserve Fresh Greens Week
A fragment notes using foil vapors with Arminum to keep vegetables refrigerated and greens fresh for about a week. It mentions maintaining produce quality before storage.
Quitman Camellia Show Planned by Local Committees
Committees in Quitman Georgia organize for the annual camellia show set for January 15 at Brooks County Library. Mrs H R Garrett serves as general chair with entries including singles and doubles and artistic arrangements. Exhibits from out of town growers urged, pins and certificates required by 11 30 AM Saturday, luncheon planned at Legion Home with reservations through Mrs.
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Quitman
Brooks County Library
Asunday
Othe Garden
Wotans Club
H. R. Garrett
Legion Home
Meade
Grady Community Chest Reports First Member Payments
Cairo Ga Jan 15 the Grady County Community Chest announced its first quarterly payments to institutional members based on three fourths of quarterly budgets. President Charles Beale said the 1648 fund stands near 13000 toward a 14981 goal with more contributions expected. The drive remains open and We McClenny is relieved of further duties. Payments on pledges will be handled by Mrs Albert King. The Chest formed last November after a late start to the fundraising.
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Cairo
Grady County
Chest
Charles -. Beale
Beale
McClenny
Albert ‘King
Bainbridge Rotarians Hear Reports From Committee Activities
Bainbridge Georgia Rotary Club heard updates at the Stephen Decatur hotel luncheon on four service committees. Speakers included Herbert H. Nussbaum International Service J D Bower Sr Community Service R O M Reynolds Rural Urban Service T L Smith Youth Service. Chuck Palmer district governor will visit next Tuesday and speak at the club assembly at 4 30 and at the dinner at 6 30.
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Bainbridge
Ga. Jean
Stephen Decatur Hotel
Herbert . H. Nussbaum
J.D. Bower Sr
R. O M. Reynolds
T. L. Smith
Higdon
Chuck
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Stephen Decatur
Ward Stilson
Anderson
Ind
John Roth
Thomasville
Trial of Civil Cases in Seminole Superior Court Concludes
Donalsonville report shows civil cases begun Monday in Seminole County Superior Court completed Tuesday. Grand jury finished criminal warrants review with no bills in many cases including Ernest Nicholls and others for hit and run, selling liquor, forgery, larceny, and worthless checks. Several defendants faced assorted charges, and hunting violations were noted amid ongoing criminal matters.
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Donalsonville
Seminole County
Ernest * Nicholls
Tom’ Swain
Joe Josey
Ave ‘Coleman
Jesse Chester
Clarence Cross
Bennie Ne Glomery
Steve
F. Barber
Hardy Horn
Mrs. Hazel
Fréd C
Dagher
Homer. Ross
David
A. Drake
Levey
Conery
H. H. We
Steve ‘Baker
David A Drake
Ed Coristi
Herbert Brown
Bill Mosely
Jim’ Davis
Willie B. Davis
Hummingbird Passenger Train Crashes Into Freight Train
The Louisville and Nashville Hummingbird passenger train derailed after ramming the rear of a freight train near Wales Tennessee, 74 miles south of Nashville. Five cars and the locomotive left the tracks. Initial reports indicated three people were slightly injured. names of the injured were not released.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
Wales
Charles
Moseley
Roosevelt names Reed to Supreme Court Bench
Roosevelt names Stanley Reed to the Supreme Court to succeed Justice Sutherland, greeted by praising senators. Norris backs the president with a plan to banish holding companies and use taxes to enforce it. Buildings permits for 1927 in Thomasville rise 28 percent with 16 new homes and 3 new business structures. Local merchants organize under the Chamber of Commerce with a temporary group formed at a meeting.
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Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Norris
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Loot of Ochlochnee school robbery still unrecovered
Ochlochnee Georgia January 15 More than $2000 worth of school equipment including two typewriters a Victor adding machine three electric motors and other shop machinery remains unrecovered from the wholesale burglary of Ochlochnee Consolidated Schools two weeks ago. Sheriff Dixon of Thomas County has one arrest and a suspect remains jailed. Zaback arrested in Missouri is said to have participated in the burglary but federal charges may delay his return. Authorities follow clues with FBI aid and expect the crime to be solved soon with local parties likely involved.
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Ochlochnee
Victor
Dixon
Thomas County
George Zaback
Missouri
Zaback
Garrison
Sheriff's Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Née
Cairo Kiwanis Club Plans Actions For 1948 Year
Cairo Ga January 14 Cairo Kiwanis Club luncheon devoted to planning the club year and appointing standing committees by President Edwin A Carlisle. D P Wolfer to City of San Diego named assistant manager receives tribute. R R Van Landingham elected director to succeed Wolfer. Committees listed with chairmen and duties. Thomasville Kiwanians guests welcomed.
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Cairo
Cairo Kiwanis Club
Edwin A.carlisle
Carlisle
D. P. Wolfer
San Diego
Cali
Wolfer
R. R. van Landingham
Inm
R.R. van Landingham
Harris Jefferson
Max ‘Sanders
R.S. Jones
John A. Powell
Earl Brinson
Edward Forsyth
W. Mugegridge
John Walker
Kiwanis
Carl ‘Minter
Louis A. Powell
Harold McGshee
T. Frank Proctor
Alvin B. Wight
Wilbur: Wood
Chopped corn stalks as bedding in place of straw
A brief note asserts that chopped or shredded corn stalks are absorbent and serve just as well as straw for bedding. This practical tip emphasizes using available crop residues to clean and dry animal housing.
Dowda Widener Nuptials In Georgia Country Church
Miss Annie Lois Dowda wed Ronald Eugene Widener in a Midway Baptist Church ceremony near Meigs. The wedding featured magnolia boughs and sisal plants, white carnations, and pink camellias with a Tassel lace veiled bride in white satin. Guests then attended a reception at Clifford Smith’s home with a three tiered cake and pastel ice. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Metter after January 22.
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Midway Baptist Church
Meigs
Annie
Lois Dowda
Ronald Eugene Widener
Terrell Dowda
Iet
Cynthia Cooper
Linda Dowda
Eppie Lee ‘Dowda
Ran American Beauty ~Faille
U. S. Jones
George Snell Jr
Murray “Rogers
Roy Hendricks
J. C. Bland
Julian. T. Maddox
Jordan
Ralph Groover
Collor
Floida
Peak Motor Travel Month in August Cited in US
The source notes August as the peak month for motor travel in the United States while December records the peak in traffic accidents. This contrast highlights travel activity versus crash incidence.
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United States
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Hermond
Carroll
Grady Community Chest
Jesse Jones
Frazer Sedan
Kaiser-Frazer
Kaiser- Frazer
Kaiser
Fra
Kaiser and Frazer
Noth
Newscape
Mutual Broadcasting Station
L_ SALES
North
Madison Street
Wendell Noble
Thomasville, Ga
Cairo, Gampany
Anne Lois
Dowda
Ronald E. Widener
Widener
E.W. Hal
Virginia
Hall
Marie ‘Hall
Winfred
Dilmas Cooper
Ball
I Tobacco Printers
FUCO
Fermate
Dupont
Thomasville Farm Supply Co
Toscoga Produce Exchange
Feed & Supply Co
Birdsey’s Best
Brothers
Fairplay
Birdsey's
S. Broad ‘St
Birdsey
MILL
Thomasville Motors Inc
Desuto
Plymouth Cars
Fletcher Ot
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