Reynolds Chapel Opens In Seminole County
Opening services were held for Reynolds Chapel the Methodist church in Donalsonville Seminole County named for Reuben Reynolds of Bainbridge who donated the lot and $1000 toward construction. Rev L Clyde Harvard preached the dedication praising local contributions and community effort to build the one room 28 by 40 foot church with many windows and a sturdy timber frame built with locally sourced materials.
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Donalsonville
Methodist Church
Seminole ‘County
Reynolds Chapel
Lake Hinton
Reuben Reynolds
Bainbridge
L. Clyde Harvard
Donalsonville Methodist
Spring Creek
Donalsonvill
M. Harvard
Donalsonville Hardware Stores
Jakin Novelty Works
Matthew Braswell
Ruth Turner Weds Joseph A Bone in Barwick
Miss Ruth Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Turner of Barwick married Joseph Anthony Bono son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bono of Franklin Park Illinois in a June 5 9 00 am ceremony at St Augustine Catholic Church officiated by Rev Father John J O Shea. Organist Joan Riley played wedding marches and the couple’s reception followed at Doason’s with a three tier cake and spring floral decor. They plan to reside in Franklin Park Illinois after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin.
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Eugenia Ruth Turner
Ervin Rogers Turner
Barwick
Joseph Anthony Bono
Joseph Bono
Franklin Park
Illinois
St. Augustine Catholic Church
John J. O’shea
Joan Riley
William B. Turner
John Bono
Doason’s
Wisconsin
Bono
VA Revises Contract Rules for Tuition Uniformity
The Veterans Administration announced new contract requirements to curb abuses in tuition charges by private profit schools under the GI Bill. Effective July 1, the rules apply to veteran dominated, new or preexisting schools with rising charges, limiting payments to not exceed 500 dollars for a full-time year unless justified. Cecista regional manager Vaux Owen emphasized tighter control and documented rate justification.
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Veterans Administration
Vaux
Ran
Owen
Truman faces party splits as Nebraska, Massachusetts split
Nebraska Democrats drift toward Truman while Nebraska delegates clash over loyalty remarks by Ritchie. Massachusetts braces for Curley’s House line after Curley vows to go along with the rest. Eisenhower assumes Columbia University presidency as Dewey and Taft prepare to split Indiana GOP delegates.
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Curley
Omaha
Congress
Truman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Colorado
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thomas BE
Dewey
New York
Indiana
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
Taft
Public address failure at Thomasville graduation
Friday night graduation at Thomasville High School faced a malfunctioning public address system. Speaker Robert Sherrod and others were barely heard. readers suggest junking or repairing the system and even propose a ten thousand dollar bond for a new or improved amplification setup.
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Thomasville High School
Municipal Auditorium
Thomasville
Robert Sherrod
In Memoriam to Clifford S Godwin
A memorial verse from Clifford S Godwins mother Mrs Sarah Godwin recalls a son lost to lightning on June 7 1943 and speaks of peace and love as they await the last mile with faith and remembrance. Amman reports a truce breakdown claim by Arab authorities citing Israeli Jews demands for immigration open road to Jerusalem and relief for 80 000 to 90 000 Jews under fire in Jerusalem.
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Clifford S. Godwin
Sarah Godwin
Clifford
Amman
Israel
Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
Jerusalem
Mediator reports on Jewish immigration to Palestine
The mediator notes 500 Jewish immigrants entered Palestine during four-week armistices and that Jews insisted on continued immigration and opening the blocked Tel Aviv supply road. The paper cites Joseph C. Good.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Tel Avi
Joseph C. Good
London conference outlines postwar German demilitarization plan
The London meeting sets a framework with western military governors to ensure disarmament and demilitarization in Germany. It calls for prewithdrawal accords on industry control and occupation of key areas, plus a postoccupation inspection system. It notes minor territorial adjustments to address urgent political and economic issues and hints at possible Big Four talks. Russia contests the conference decisions as not legally binding.
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Germany
London
Russia
State Department
Soviet Union
Engaged couple honored at rustic Pine Patch dinner
Affianced couple Miss Virginia Mardre and Mr. Alvin Krech, who plan to wed June 16 at St. Thomas Episcopal, were feted at a Saturday dinner hosted by Warren Tice and Bill MacIntyre Jr. The rustic Pine Patch setting hosted friends and guests, who received engraved woodcock glass keepsakes.
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Virgnia Mardre
Alvin Krech
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Warren Tice
Bill MacIntyre
Pine Patch
Sarah Rice
Pratt Secrest
Terrell Singletary
Nan Pait
Ben Grace
W. F. Donovan, Jr
Ruth Barwick
J. W. Blanton
Margaret Ryan
MacIntyre
Jimmie Garrison
Rice
Soviet objections over Potsdam plan spark Western tensions
British quoted Pravda saying the peace plan will not be recognized by peace loving peoples or the German people. The Soviet Union accuses Western powers of breaking the Potsdam accord in drafting the plan. As the document nears disclosure, Moscow and Berlin papers charge the West again. Soviet Jews bureau in Berlin reports five Americans shot a Soviet sentry.
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Pravda
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Yes
No Vote On Education Scheduled Before June Adjournment
Rep Lanham of Georgia, a education aid supporter, predicted no vote in the House on federal education aid before Congress adjourns on June 19. Worth Upchurch Jr. arrived Saturday to spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs W W Upchurch in Gortion. Upchurch is a student at Cornell University Ithaca NY.
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Washington
Jane
Rep
Lanham
D-Ga
Congress
Worth Upchurch Jr
W. W. Upchurch
Mr. Upchurch
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
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