Public Works Bid Notice for P B O Thorneville Georgia
Federal Works Agency Public Buildings Administration invites sealed bids for interior and exterior painting and repairs at the U S Post Office Thorneville Georgia. bids due May 16 1949 at 2 PM in triplicate. specifications available from the custodian of the building or Division Engineer Room 507 Lemon Building Washington DC. Lloyd Gensel Division Engineer.
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Federal
Hic Building Administration
Post Ofice
Federal Annex
Lanta
Georgid
Thorne
Lemon Building
Washington,d
Lloyd Gensel
High School All Stars Fall to White Sox in Ten Run Game
The Douglas-Moultrie High All Stars lost 10 to 7 to the local White Sox last night. Brower allowed seven hits and four innings work, while Williams relieved in the fifth and surrendered seven more hits. The Sox built a lead, and the All Stars rallied late, scoring five runs in the final innings.
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Douglas-Moultrie
Moultrie
Clark
Williams
Sox
Hill
Fire
Biglow
Manning
Walker
Io Conyers
Bruce Woodcock Earns Shot At Lee Savold After Victory
Bruce Woodcock defeats Mills in a 14th round stoppage to retain Empire and European light heavyweight titles and earn a September 6 bout with American Lee Savold for the world heavyweight status. The bout was hailed as a potential clash linked to Joe Louis' vacated crown.
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Bruce Woodcock
Lee ‘Savold
Mills
London
Lee Savold
Britain
React
Chimpigashiv
Gainesville High Reaches Class B Final In Nine Inning Rally
Gainesville high school stunned Canton 6 to 5 in the bottom of the ninth to reach the Class B tournament final. Canton errors helped Gainesville surge with two outs framing two runs and Marvin Free scoring on a wild throw to end the game. Fulton later beat Albany Indians 5 to 2 to set finals opponent.
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Gainesville
Canton
Fulton
Erry
Albany Indians
Frady
Halsey
Moore
Marvin Free
Roberts
Farrell Sparks
Free
Joe Sullivan
Albany Fulton
Morris
Harold Sullivan
Harold
Earle Moore
Sullivan
Indians
VA Domiciliary Center hosts Doig on tour and crafts on display
Fifth District director of Construction, Supplies and Real Estate for the Veterans Administration visited the VA Domiciliary Center in Thomasville for a one day supervisory inspection of Southeastern Sales field stations. Miss Dorothy Wise promotes Center Arts and Crafts items at Oliver's Cairo display window for a week with orders accepted for center products. Chaplain Richardson, once at Lawsory General Hospital, praised Navy service. Miss Wise, Miss Carter, and Miss Gastingar plan a Panama City Pensacola motor trip. The Rev O C Cooper wowed 200 Center members with magic at the Rotary led Thursday show, drawing big applause and thanks to organizers.
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Edwin Doig
Fifth District
Veterans Administration
Washington
Atlanta
Doig
Thomasville
Minnesota
Oliver's Department
Cairo
Dorothy Wise
Oliver
Miss Wise
Dorothy Will
Bernice Carter
Marthe Gastingar
Panama City
Pensacola
Wise
Red Cross
Naval Air Base
Thomasvill Rotary Club
John Roth
Cooper
Rotary Club
Roth
Hawthorne
Dave Battle
Roy Huggins
Center Birthday Party Flight and Navy CPO Marriage
The American Legion auxiliary hosted a birthday party with four members celebrating. Thomasville groups announced a 30 passenger Chevrolet bus for Saturday night baseball fans and Charles L Cannon to wed Laura Gibson at the VA Center, with plans to reside in Thomasville after discharge.
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Auxiliary of American Legion
Roy Hug‘Bills
John Hill
Recreation Department
Three former major leaguers denied reinstatement petitions
In New York on June 3 AP reports three ex major league players facing 2.5 million dollars in suits against organized baseball were denied immediate reinstatement after suspension. The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling and urged trials be held soon. Plaintiffs include Danny Gardella, former New York Giants outfielder, and Max Lanier of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
Max Lanierers
St. Louis Cardinals
Sidelined baseball figures prompt swift action by Detroit club
President W. T. Anderson acts after a lengthy meeting in Alexson's with umpire Harvey Odo, placing Vic Zodda as field chief during a leave of absence. George Lagola, second string catcher, is optioned to Vallejo California after a strong debut in the Far West League. Lagola's six RBI night follows an automobile accident sidelining him. he likely won’t return this season. Everett Keil, brother of George Kell, trains with Moultrie Athletics as Kell seeks a Moultrie contract, while Kell shifts from catcher to infielder in Arkansas college.
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W. T. Anderson
Alexson
Harvey Odo
Americus
Valdosta
Vic Zodda
Lagola
George Lagorlo
Thomasville
Alameda
Galil
Homme
Vallejo
Calif
Everett Keil
Brather
Detroit Tigers
Fine Thirasicker
George” Kell
Moultrie
Moultrié
Kell
Arkansas
Engle Ousts 748 Pilot Aboard the Thomas
A terse report notes Engle removing the 748 pilot aboard the vessel Thomas amid tension at sea. Details on the command change, location, and immediate effects are limited in the readable text.
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Engle Oh
Engle
Thomas
Rome's Water Supply Measured At Vast Flow
Water delivered to the city via the great system of aqueducts in the tenth century A D is estimated at about 92,000,000 gallons daily, highlighting the scale of ancient Rome's public works.
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Rome
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