Banks Back Georgia Sheep Industry Growth
Banks and Georgia Extension Service have supported sheep raising as a promising farming avenue. The first spring lamb sale was held in Camilla Mitchell County with 1 760 head offered by Florida and South Georgia breeders. Mitchell leads in this effort despite Time Magazine’s quip about its rural standing.
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South Georgia
Memorial Day Reflections on Patriotism in the South
A regional essay honors Confederate dead April tribute practices and wartime loyalties while praising the United States democratic system. It argues strength comes from faithful citizens and rejects Soviet communism, urging continued vigilance and honor for veterans across wars.
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Governor Griffin urges expanded mental health treatment in Georgia
Governor Marvin Griffin told health officials that Georgia must broaden mental health care beyond one sanitarium. He cited records showing over 200000 residents have treatable mental illness and urged better diagnosis and more facilities, arguing expanded state or private care could save families and reduce overall costs.
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Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Georgia Delegates and Political Gleanings Across the South
A review of Georgia delegates to the national convention and hints on factional alignments in the South. Discussion notes past Kemp/Stevenson alignments, Kefauver chances, and Florida’s Stevenson tilt amid broader political observations and cultural asides.
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Kefauver
South
Georgia
Florida
Stevenson
Building a Real Home When Both Parents Work Different Shifts
The advice stresses that a stable home requires companionship and consistent presence. It recommends the wife stay at home, the husband take daytime work, and the family to share Bible study and prayer. It warns children may suffer insecurity from split shifts and urges a Christian home as the foundation.
Hollywood Highlights: Couple Heads For Big Radio Prize
A Negro couple, LuLlesday Sieve and Luruouny Rowland, heads for the largest radio TV prize earnings, winning eight times on Edgar Bergen's Do You Trust Your Wife. They will receive $100 weekly for a year and plan to place funds in trust for their children's education.
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Lass
LuUesday Sieve
Luruouny Rowland
Edgar Bergen
Rowlands
Steve Jr
Nancy
The
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
NAACP
Understanding The Adolescent by George S Stevenson
A medical consultant outlines adolescent behavior, desire for freedom, and need for understanding. Teens rebel to belong, seek reassurance, and form cliques while distrusting adults. Parents should offer guidance and support, highlighting youth altruism and identity concerns.
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George 8S. Stevenson
National Association For Mental Health
Cool dry air moves south to Gulf Coast
The Associated Press reports a spell of summer warmth ending as cool dry air advances from the East toward New England and the East Gulf Coast. Temperatures fall up to 18 degrees in the East while the Northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley warm, with 48 at Syracuse and 47 at Chadron. Thunderstorms and hail report across the region. Phoenix hit 102 yesterday and El Centro 90 as the Southwest stays hot.
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East Gulf Coast
Mid-continent
Midwest
Syracuse
N.Y
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Chadron
Neb
Earlie
Rockies
Plateau
West Coast
Southwest Desert
el Centro
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Rocky Mountain
Central Plains
Pacific Northwest
Seaboard
Connecticut
Florida
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Lafayette
Thounsville Tines Enterprise Classified Rights Notice
Public notice from Thounsville Tines Enterprise states exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited to it or other papers, issued daily except Sunday by Times Enterprise Co Inc and entered as second class mail at Thomasville Georgia.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
These Days State Department Tough On Refugees
Immigration officials face hard lines on refugees who seek sanctuary from Soviet bloc nations. Barmine and others describe cases of false papers, fear of repatriation, and pressure to deport, arguing the United States must harmonize policy to protect those granted sanctuary rather than expose them to danger.
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Immigration Service
State Department
United States
Soviet Russia
Red Rumania
Red
Poland
Hungary
Idlewild
Alexander Barmine
Red Army
Himelf
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Germany
Barmine
Russia
Walter Krivitsky
Washington
Juliet Poyntz
57Th Street
New York
Leon Trotzky
Mexico
Sergei Szeiko
Szeiko
Stop Me from Mrs Bess Truman Time at Home
Mrs Bess Truman recalled life back in Independence Missouri after the White House and her husband Harry Truman. She explained he finally used the power mower at eleven on a Sunday as neighbors passed to church. She jokes he planned to avoid mowing ever again.
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Independence
White House
Harry
Mr. Truman
Bennett Cert
King Features Syndicate
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed With Answers
A compact puzzle listing across and down clues with varied topics from fabricating to legal terms and astronomy. Includes wordplay like grooved fastener and Turkish standard plus a mix of common and obscure terms with some garbled portions.
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