Doctor and Kay Weigh Love and Life in Lowell
In December Kay visits Dr. Sims who hints at matchmaking while praising her maturity. Kay contemplates romance with Rex Warner but fears his focus on work. A Christmas tree rumor in Lowell stirs hope as Kay plans dinners and dances with Jimmy, while Babs frets about the holiday plans.
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Sims
Rex Warner
Kay
Eve
Katherine
Dr. Sims
Lowell
Babs
Francis
Ned
Santa Claus
Jimmy
Lucia
Improvements for Band Academy Among Major Needs
Atlanta June 5 The legislative examining committee listed immediate remodeling and an eventual building program as major needs of the Georgia Academy for the Blind at Macon The three story building was called a fire trap and a new hospital and upgraded dining kitchen and porch facilities were urged The committee proposed a remodeling survey to determine exact needs funded from current revenue and ahead of postwar plans Ninety white children and 45 Negroes attend the institution Principal John S Herndon and staff were praised for their work.
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Atlanta
Legislative Examining
Georgia Academy
Macon
Arnall
Nrsroes
John S. Herndon
Mississippi delegation led by Bailey visits Georgia markets
A Mississippi delegation led by Gov. Thomas L Bailey visits Georgia markets in Atlanta on June 5 as part of an agricultural outreach. The group includes state officials and aims to strengthen trade and policy ties between the two states.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Thomas L. Bailey
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed in Slanting List
A compact list of crossword style clues with assorted definitions and wordplay entries including geography, chemistry, and language hints. The readable items blend familiar terms like head cook and city in Portugal with ad hoc phrases, forming a dense puzzle block.
Prisoner recounts 300 mile forced march without food
Cpl Hermes Diaz Jr a German prisoner for four and a half months describes being captured on Dec 6 after fighting for three days with no food. He and fellow POWs were marched about 300 miles in ten days before reaching Stallog 9B camp. They endured starvation frostbite and harsh German guards until liberation by the Sixth Army on March 30.
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T-5
Hermes Diaz, Jr
Finney General Hospital
Thomasville
Seigfried
Cpl Diaz
Stallog
Sixth Armored Division
France
Cpl. Diaz
Hermes Diaz
22Nd St
Tampa
Fla
Kroina Parez
Tamna
423Rd
Wounded soldiers arrive at Finney General by hospital train
One hundred eighty nine patients from Halloran General Hospital in New York arrived Monday at Finney General. A team from Valdosta and Waycross questioned each man and assigned ward numbers before transfer to the hospital proper. Red Cross workers offered cheer and distributed soft drinks to the thirsty soldiers.
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Finney General Hospital
Halloran General Hospital
Finney
Waycross
Valdosta
Reels Hall
James A. Dent
Wacs
Red Cross
Halloran Genetal Hospital
New York
Lydia Briggs
Edith Hulshouser
Jesse Yerman
Ralph Shalley
Harold Stearly
Dale
Floyd
Henry Gilmen
Robert Ramsey
Max Getler
Alberta Larkins
Mary Haight
Alicia Grant
Katherine Moore
Agnes Rogers
Lt. Dent
Georgia officials inspect marketing system and poultry industry
Commissioner Tom Corley and a Georgia agriculture delegation visited the State Farmers Market in Gainesville to inspect the marketing system and poultry industry. Tom Linder was set to host a dinner for the visiting group that night in Gainesville.
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Tom Corley
Georgia
Gainesville
Georgia Agriculture
Tom Linder
Miss Lucile Gaines Weds Lt M M Maclennan at Finney Hospital
Miss Lucile Gaines daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Thomas R Gaines of Three Toms Inn married Lt Murdock M MacLennan of Thom seville Army Air Base yesterday at Finney General Hospital Chapel. Colonel Gaines officiated assisted by Chaplain Andrew C Arton. A reception followed at the hospital Officers Club with Sgt John Craft providing music. The bride wore a white gown with full-length veil and carried gladiolus. She was given in marriage by her father. sister Gloria was her only attendant. Best man was Major Edward Hogan. ushers included Col S W Howard Major Louis Strihacka Capt J T Brown and Lt Russell K Sparks. Lt MacLennan plans to depart soon for overseas.
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Lucile Gaines
Thomas R. Gaines
Toms Inn
Murdock M. Maclennan
Thomseville Army Air Base
Finney General Hospital
Colonel Gaines
Finney
Andrew C. Arton
John Craft
Gloria
Edward Hogan
Thomasville Army Air Base
S. .W. Howard
Louis Strihacka
J. T. Brown
Russell K. Sparks
MacLennan
Overseas
Bretton Woods outlook dominates Senate and House action
Republican leaders predict easy approval of Bretton Woods monetary agreements as Democrats in the Senate criticize the reciprocal trade program. A Republican bloc seeks changes to price controls and calls for congressional review of trade pacts, while OPA implements price relief for clothing and wool goods. President Truman seeks nearly two billion dollars in lend-lease funding and expansion of the export-import bank for postwar reconstruction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bretton Woods
Senate
Senate Banking Coromies
Truman
Congress
Pacific
Export-Import Bank
Bretton Woods pacts face House debate amid GOP optimism
Washington AP reports the Bretton Woods agreements for world monetary cooperation reach the House floor with a Republican prediction of overwhelming passage while Democrats clash over a reciprocal trade program. Senator O Mahoney urges congressional review of each pact and tariff adjustment as Martin predicts easy approval after party talks despite a Republican bloc planning an opposition push.
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Washington
House
Capitol
O'Mahoney
Dwye
Martin
Mass
Sumner
Smith
Ohio
Buffett
Neb
Bainbridge Liquor Election Set For June 15 1945
In Decatur county Georgia a special election is called for Friday June 15 1945 after a petition by over 35 percent of registered voters. Voters will decide if manufacture sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted or prohibited. If taxed and controlled passes, liquor will be legal. if not, prohibition returns and the 1937 vote is nullified. UDC observes.
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Bainbridge
Decatur
Hether
UDC
UDC Observes Jeff Davis Day Program in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Georgia June 5 Mrs H B Funderburke hosted the Bainbridge chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at her West Street home. The event featured summer flower decorations a salad plate and punch. President Mrs T C Thomason led a brief business meeting announcing new member Mrs Burch Wargrave and several other nominations. Mrs C S Hodges shared Jefferson Davis life incidents and Mrs H B Funderburke read an excerpt from Macon Telegraph articles on The Capture and Imprisonment of Jefferson Davis.
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Bainbridge, Ga
H.B. Funderburke
Bainbridge
United Daughters of the Confederacy
West Street
T. C. Thomason
Burch Wargrave
C. S. Hodges
Jefferson Davis
H. B. Funderbirke
Macon Telegraph
Decatur County WCTU and Ministerial Group Meet
Bainbridge Georgia June 5 the Ministerial Association of Decatur county and the Womens Christian Temperance Union held a joint meeting at the Presbyterian church to plan for a June 15 election opposing liquor legalization and taxation B F Lewis elected general chairman with district sub chairs Rev H H Edenfield secretary Mrs A L Johnson assistant secretary Mrs Berta Scott treasurer and Rev Henry Flowers elected colored chairman
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Bainbridge
Ministerial Association
Decatur County
Womens
Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Lewis
H. H. Edenfield
A. L. Johnson
Berta Scott
Henry Flowers
Bainbridge Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Sara Anne Bates of Sale City arrives as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates and family. W N Hilton and son Jimmy visit Atlanta with Miss Mary Ola Hilton. Olive Rich returns from Ward Belmont to spend summer with Mr. and Mrs. R L Rich. Sara Elliott Mary Frances Young Mary Ruth Widener weekend in Panama City. Helen Parker of Tallahassee visits relatives here. Mrs T C Funderburke and sister Love of Atlanta and Lt Claude Funderburke return from St Petersburg. Mr Clarke Gurley spends week in Americus managing the Ritz Theatre.
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Bainbridce
Sara Anne Bates
Sale City
Clarence Bates
W. N.hilton
Jimmy
Atlanta
Mary Ola Hilton
Olive Rich
Ward Belmont
R. L. Rich
Sara Elliott
Mary Frances Young
Mary Ruth Widener
Panama City
Fla
Helen Parker
Tallahassee
T. C. Funderburke
Love
Claude Funderburke
St. Petersburg
Pla
Clarke Gurley
Americus
Ritz
Senate Finance Committee to Act on Tariff Negotiation Amendment
Senator O'Mahoney signals final action by the Senate Finance Committee and asserts that allowing reciprocal tariff negotiations by the state department without congressional approval is a reckless and unwarranted abandonment of popular government principles.
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Capitol
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate Finance Committee
Ity
State Department
Stettinius Seeks Showdown With Russia Over Veto Power
Secretary of State Stettinius weighs urging President Truman to force a clash with Russia on veto rights at the world security council as Moscow delays. The U N conference deadlock hinges on Stalin's response to a US Britain France and China backed stand, with many nations growing tired of the veto stalemate.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Stettinius
Truman
United States
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Britain
France
China
Mr. Truman
Conference on Russia Postponed to End of Year
Report notes that delegates discussed adjournment of the conference until year’s end to avoid an open quarrel. The move would delay confrontation and give time for positions to be reassessed. Stalin’s stance remains a factor in the deliberations.
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Pute
Stalin
SMART SHIRTWAISTER Pattern 108 Sizes Listed
Pattern 108 offers sizes 12 through 40 with 27 8 yards needed for size 16 at 39 inches. Includes guidance on fabric length for each size and the relevant width.
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WCTU
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