Fragmented Local Notes Reflect Diverse Turbulent Mood
A collage of local comments and weather notes touches on press rights, advertising deadlines, a robber with an ice pick, fashion trends, vacation timing, health reports, education, taxation, Brunswick fabrication plans, rain control ideas, and Palestinian news. Citizens debate labor policy, crime, parking, and teen crime while Georgia contemplates development and state spending between scattered observations.
Graduation Tonight at Thomasville High School
The town prepares to honor eighty or more graduates in a ceremony noting twelve years of schooling. The piece praises the value of high school education for all children and credits the community with funding and support, framing graduation as a civic milestone and obligation.
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Thomasville
Formely
Finney Veterans Hospital Closure Sparks Local Debate
Thomasville residents question the plan to close Finney Veterans Hospital citing high cost and extensive facilities built for 2,000 patients. The Atlanta Journal notes veterans need and criticizes moves to replace with new hospitals in Tallahassee and Americus amid political push.
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Finney
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Americus
Times-Enterprise
Veterans Administration
V-J
Veterans, Hospital
Atlanta Journal
Control of Atomic Bomb International Tensions
A discussion outlines Russia’s likely refusal to accept international inspection and a genuine system to control fissionable materials. The United States seeks control of bomb materials, while options include an arms race, global control excluding Russia, or a preventive war. The piece weighs risks and stresses the need for a world solution beyond Russia.
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Russia
United States
United Nations
Stalin
Security Council
School Interest Association elects new officers for year
The School Interest Association elected officers for the coming year at the Junior High auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Officers include President Mrs Floyd Searcy and Vice Presidents Mrs Forrest Knapp and Rev George Shirley.
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School Interest Association
Floyd Searcy
Forrest Knapp
J. C. Scott
George Shirley
Louis Moreland
Albert Stringer
Hugh’ Gurley
Hugh Gurley
Carnival
Lawrence Steyerman
Peter Hodkinson
Walter Scott
Wallace Scoville
Harold Yeargin
Wade Holloway
Walter J. Vaughan
Harry Parson
America
Association
Cairo
Billy Williams
Greig
William
Raiford
Laurence Steyerman
Social Welfare
Community Council
Thomasville
Garden Club
Sweet
Richard
Ralph McChesney
Seaplane Crash Kills Three in Pittsburgh River Accident
A light seaplane taking off from Buck's seaplane base on the Ohio river stalled and plunged into a Northside Page street home. The crash killed two men and a woman aboard and set four houses ablaze. The craft burst into flames after nose-first impact and an explosion followed.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Buck
Pennsylvania Avenue
Page Street
Feeling Fine Auto Man Thanks Retonga Praise
Lee Roy Gassaway a Hill Crest Street resident and machinist endorses Retonga noting relief from severe indigestion gas bloating and constipation. He credits better sleep weight gain and renewed energy after using Retonga and urges others to try it available at Inman Drug Company.
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Auto Man
Retonga
Lee Roy Gassaway
Hill Crest St. R.F.D. 3
Atlanta
Gassaway
Inman Drug Company
United States and Argentina Move Toward Settlement
The United States and Argentina formally bury the hatchet after a long Nazi expulsion dispute. The 1942 1945 drama involved Cordell Hull Braden and Braden s departure ahead of a planned hemispheric defense pact. New envoy Messersmith and Braden left as Washington readies a refreshed policy toward Argentina.
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James Marlow Washington
United States
Argentina
Cordell Hull
Germany
Japan
Sphuille
Braden
Juan D. Peron
Brazen
Peron
Brader
Latin America
State Department
Myazis
U. S
George Messersmith
Messersmith
U.S
Cortez Delivers Chocolate From New World to Old
Cortez the Spanish explorer is credited with bringing chocolate from the New World to Europe. The brief note highlights early transoceanic exchange and the spread of a now iconic commodity from the Americas to the Old World.
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Cortez
Transatlantic flight ends when fuel runs out near Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine complete a second nonstop trans Atlantic crossing with landing south of Berlin as fuel is exhausted. Babe Ruth belts his 17th homer of the season while Ty Cobb maintains a batting average above .400. About 45 Girl Scouts depart from the Court House by truck for a 10 day stay at Camp Trances Archbold for a decade ago Sunday. Scientists from Beloit College search the Sahara Desert for clues to man's origins.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Charrles Levine
Berlin
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Court House
Trances Archbold
Beloit College
Saraha Desert
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