Thomasville Board approves water lease and CAP aid plan
The Thomasville City Commission in regular session approved a lease of a 2853 foot water line to the City for ten years starting July 8 1957 and a $1 water line maintenance obligation. It also authorized a $2500 donation to the Thomasville unit of the Civil Air Patrol and leased Building Lot 2 at Campbell Street Airport for ten years. The board also readied a hand bill ordinance and settled a street damages claim up to $587.00.
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Tobacco prices hit record highs at Thomasville market
Observers note tobacco prices are the highest on record this year with volume and quality below average. The Thomasville market led with top averages Monday and prices have stayed strong through the week, selling all tobacco brought in by 10 a.m. and approaching two million pounds in projected yearly sales.
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Four Young Prowlers Confess Destruction From Parked Cars
Four children aged 7 to 12 were picked up by police in Bainbridge and admitted stealing money watches and billfolds from eight parked autos at Cheney Griffin Municipal Park boat landing. Police trapped two in the act. under oath they named others. Items were recovered and returned. due to youth they were placed with parents at Mayor's Court.
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Final Rites Held For Mrs Joiner
Funeral services for Mrs Mealey W Joiner 78 were held at 4 p m in Bainbridge The Rev James T Burrell officiated Burial followed in Oak City Cemetery She was a native of Stuart County Georgia and had lived in Decatur County 50 years Surviving are six daughters two sons and one brother from Florida and Georgia
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Decatur County
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Jacksonville
Fla
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George Burch
Albany
Calvin Brown
Palmetto
David Joiner
J. L.joiner
Lake Worth
Joe Williams
Bartow
Labor Racketeer Dio Guilty in Shake Down Conspiracy
Johnny Dio, a labor racketeer, was found guilty of a $30,000 union shake down conspiracy by an all male blue ribbon jury after 23 hours of deliberation. He faces up to two years in prison alongside Samuel Goldstein and Max Chester, both convicted in the case tied to two electroplating firms.
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Samuel Goldstein
International Brotherhood of Teamaters
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Retail Clerks International Assn
U.S. Senate
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Chester
Youth Shot During Teen Age Prank Near Ringgold
In Ringgold Georgia a 16 year old was shot in the neck during a prank by 22 youths who hid on a bank as a boy in girl clothes aimed to thumb a ride. Alvin Leon Scott 26 of Ringgold and Fred McDade passed and recognized the girl then Scott fired multiple shots in the air. Sheriff J D Stewart said the wound likely came by accident and Scott was arrested in 6800 bond then released.
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Vandiver Delays Gubernatorial Announcement Until Next Winter
Lt. Gov. Ernest Vandiver, likely a 1957 gubernatorial candidate, says he will not announce future plans until the legislative session ends next winter. He spoke during Nehi Corp. bottling plant dedication in Columbus and defended the county unit system as a bulwark against integration while indirectly criticizing Gov. Marvin Griffin and ex-chairman Roger Lawson.
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Bell Solar Battery Demonstrated at Rotary Meeting
Tom Desworak, Southern Bell System manager, explained the Bell Solar Battery at the Rotary Club, with a live demonstration of solar energy to electricity. He discussed the sun’s energy role, the transistor, crystal and vacuum tubes, and tested battery use for a telephone system, noting tiny material size.
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Moultrie
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Jacksonville
Jack Hall
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Milledgeville to Send Home 231 Youth Patients During Renovation
Milledgeville State Hospital plans to return 231 young patients to their homes while the Powell building undergoes renovation. Superintendent Dr. T. G. Peacock says most are mental defectives under 18 needing custodial care and should not have been admitted. About 600 patients overall occupy the two Powell wings, with renovations estimated at 1% million dollars and expected to take nine months to a year.
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Nine Georgians Helped Kill School Aid Bill
Washington reports that nine Georgia congressmen supported the motion killing a bill for 1% billion dollars in federal aid for school construction. Prince Preston of Statesboro was paired for the motion.
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