Naval veteran and Senate candidate surfaces in independent bid
A World War II naval airman plans to retire and run for U S Senate as an independent. He previously spoke out against National Defense policies during the Navy Air Force unification row and was furloughed on half pay April 1 for his public criticisms. Lister Hil won the Democratic nomination in the May 2 primaries.
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Didate
U. S
Iin
Ucket
Seh
Lister Hil
Grommélin
Air Force
Navy
Crabs Catch Limited to 120 Million Pounds a Year
About 120 million pounds of crabs are harvested annually by American writers, reflecting a sizable coastal fishing activity and seafood industry.
Atlantic Union idea eyed by 125 visitors in Washington
A three day meeting in Washington gathers 125 members of the WGWT 3s and a committee pushing a union of democratic nations under a central government. They propose a two stage congress driven process with delegates from allied democracies to form a supranational body while preserving member states governance. The plan faces opposition from the State Department and public sovereignty concerns.
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Washington
WGWT
Atlantic Union
Enial
Cien J. Roberts
Spense Court
Will Clayton
Urcer
Hobert F. Patterson
Clawrence Streit
Geneva
Nanos
Russia
Justice Roberts
Athanale
Congress
Truman
U. S
Britain
Canada
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Democratic Union
Congréss
Supréme Court
Union
Union Committee
Ochlochnee Baptist Church Edifice Under Construction
Ochlochnee Georgia reports the start of a new colonial brick church for the Ochlochnee Baptist Church. H. H. Construction of Thomasville leads the build with W. A. Harrell and Associates designing. Completion expected in four months following May 30 ground breaking.
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Ochlochnee
Chlochnee. Ga
Ochloochnee Baptist Church
H. & H. Construction Company
Thomasville
W. A. Harrell and
Toliet
South Georgia
North Florida
A. E. Speer
Thomas B. Harrison
J. Gorham Garrison
A. EB. Speer
Midin
E. N. Bond
Ana Médhingtl
Gari Sen
Womanless Wedding benefits Coolidge Kiwanians cast
The Coolidge Kiwanians met in the Home Ec room with President Alton Hackson presiding. They discussed casting for the benefit show The Womanless Wedding and planned the first rehearsal for June 5 at eight in the school auditorium. They thanked contributors to the church construction fund and highlighted plans for Ochlochnée and Thomas County worship.
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Coolidge Kiwans Club
Coolidge
Alton Hackson
Cornell Baker
Frank Stephenson
Cornell Biker
Eliott
Ochlochnée
Thomas County
A. E. Speer
J. R. Chastain
E. N. Bond
D. A. Willis
Clifton
Wurst
Thomas Chason
Kewin Collier
Julian Hagan
Ralph Hall
J. Gorham Garrison
J. D. Wurst
C. D. Nixon
E. G. Chambers
Holli¢é Long
C. W. Parrish
P. J. Giles
J. N. Singletary
Thomasville City Commission Minutes and Contracts 1945
Regular session led by Mayor Eldson with Commissioners Bulloch Dawes Varnedoe and Robison. Minutes approved. Bids tabulated for buffings. contracts awarded to Leoter H. Taylor, W W Gravely and J W Joiner for specified building projects totaling 205. Purchases and transfers approved including library donation of 200 000 and insurance plan acceptance. Traffic ordinance reading carried over. adjournment follows.
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Eldson
Bulloch
Dawes
Varnedoe
Thomasvillé
Leoter H. Taylor
W W. Gravely
J. W. Joiner
Board of Commission
Gili
Layton City
Ference Wood
Kiose
Cairo Public
Robison
Thomasville
Board of Commissioners
Dawson Street
Little Avenue
Parnes
Retit Life Insurance
Diwes
Water and Light General Fund
City General Fund
Frostic Bottling Co
Mutual Buefit Health Accident Association
Kelzo Singletary
Dule Smith
I. V. Fitcson
Mayor Pittman
Cerk
Daily Bus Schedule for Nashville to Thomasville Route
Service Transit Company publishes daily bus schedule covering Nashville and Thomasville stops. Timetables show departures morning and afternoon with noted delays or substitutions. Passengers advised to verify local stops and connecting services at terminal.
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Nashvill Ite
Thomasvill Ile
Construction Work Resumes as Atomic Plant Strike Proceeds
Oak Ridge Tenn June 1 AP Construction on government projects including two atomic plants began at normal pace after a one week walkout. Laborers, picketing despite union disavowal, halted hundreds of workers at K-29 and K-31 sites. Workers plan to resume June 16 pending arbitrators decision on wage hike from 95 cents to 1.25.
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Oak Ritge
Tenn
Ee All Bane
Ae Maes
Jume 16
Iueorers
Open swimming pool kicks off at Clay Street Branch YMCA
The Clay Street Branch YMCA opens its second annual pool season on Saturday June 3 at 10:00 AM. Members only may swim with Leon Johnson a Red Cross lifeguard and instructor present, assisted by Willie Grinn who trained at the Nashville aquatic school. Memberships vary by age and gender, with a goal of 700 members for 1951, and further details available through the Y secretary or by calling 1905.
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Clay St
YMCA
Leon Johnson
Red Cross
Lie Grinn
Nashville
Johnson
TRAILWAYS SCHEDULES BETWEEN ATLANTA ALBANY AND REGIONAL CITIES
Eastern Time listings show through buses and express routes with departure and arrival times linking Atlanta Albany Tallahassee Waycross Jacksonville Valdosta Siler City Columbus and Birmingham. Services operate Fri Sat Sun and Monday with through connections to Miami and Birmingham and note limited service days.
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Atlanta
Albany
Tallahassee
Miami
Jothan Dothan
Birmingham
Sat
Bainbridge
Nomena Ave
Warerons Waycross
Jacksonvill
Valdosta
Siler Cic Heripheciony
Tifton
Columbus
Euli
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Mear Geles
Black Eyed Phas
Pound
Fréth Diessén Fryers
Poona
Security Feed & Seed Co
Thomasville, Ga
Coolidge Kiwanians
Einnifmor
Nue Road
Nashvite
Hahira
Barney
Pavo
Barwick
Quitman
AMS
Tom Ras
Modern Coach Corp
Trailways
Lonticello
Anticello
Saturdday
Sund
Oxford
Taneee
Hal
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