Semiole County boys attend state 4-H forestry camp
Calvin Varnim and Ray Spooner from SemInole County join about 100 4-H members at Laura Walker Park Waycross for a week of forestry training. The program includes demonstrations, recreation, forester talks, and a trip to Okefenokee Swamp Park in a 36001 acre state timber reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
Seminole County
Calvin Varnim
Ray Spooner
Laura
Walker Park
Waycross
Okefenokee Swamp
Vocational School Near 500 Enrollment Mark
Thomas County Vocational School near 500 enrollments as of now with 491 total students since inception at the former Thomasville Air Base. Head Paul Sewell and President W Pred Scott lead a staff including local trustees and county officials, with many graduates across shop fields such as Auto Mechanics Electrical Wiring and Machine Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S- Thomas Gounty
Paul Sewell
W. Pred Scott
R. C. Balfour
Nat Wilams
Scott
Forrestal name in Washington fuels Amerasia probe
Washington reports tie Forrestal death to a broader governmental controversy over Communist influence. Senate investigators relay secret testimony alleging he urged delaying Amerasia arrests in 1945 while aiming to avoid friction with Russia. FBI linked earlier prosecutions in the case as nationwide crime probes unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James V. Forrestal
Naval Hospital
Senate
Amerasia
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Forrestal
Navy
Defense
The
Baltimore Sun
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
FBI
Maybank
D-Sc
Cain
Liberty Bell to Visit Cairo for Independence Drive
The Liberty Bell replica will tour Georgia and visit Cairo next Saturday morning from 6 to 9 30. A program in front of the Courthouse on North Broad Street will include colors presentation American Legion invocation and a bell ringing for the Independence Drive. Local residents and officials listed include M L Mayes Delbert Bordeau Thomasville Sam T Tison Hiram Wadsworth Arthur Fielding Carroll Zeigler Joseph Piper Tommie Lee McGee Raymond Miller Eugene Barksdale James Layton Franklin Bradley and more as certificates issued total 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bell
Cairo
Philadelphia
Georgia
Independence Drive
North Broad Street
M. L. Mayes
American Legion Post
R. C. Perry, Jr
First Baptist Church
This
Grady County
U. S. Savings
Enfield
Coun
Calvin W. Smith
Moultrie
Melton
Hall
Thoshasville
Raymond Miller
Scott W. Benton
Thomasvile
Eugene’ C. Barksdale
Chipelnee
Mitchell Dolan
Thomasville
James E. Layton
Meigs
Franklin
B. Bradley
Valdosta
Radio Programming Log from June 9 1950 Morning
Fragmented radio schedule listing signs on news and music blocks. Mentions programs and hosts with scattered callsigns, mix of local identifiers, sports and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Wo Jarrell
Viughn
Monroe
Cate
Glee
Beating Reports Probe in Coffee County Prison Camp
Atlanta dispatch says two white prisoners Herman Webb of Atlanta and Edward Hitt of Marietta were allegedly beaten at the Coffee County work camp in Douglas. Warden Relman disputed the claim saying an investigation found no beating. An independent probe by the Department of Corrections followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Coffee County
Douglas
R. C. Relman
Atlanta Constitution
Lucy
Herman Webb
Edward Hitt
Marietta
Papel
R-E- Waren
SHE Department of Corrections
Relihan
Webb
Hitt
George Miller
Cecil Holt
Holt
Rehhan
Out of Practice Chicago Driver Buys Car Then Rides Off
A Chicago man identified as Waller Karakus, 60, who owned no car, bought a car in spring and promptly drove away. He plowed into a crash before authorities could intervene, shocking onlookers with the rapid, risky use of his new vehicle.
New Cairo Club Formed by Business and Professional Women
The Cairo chapter of the Business and Professional Women’s Club was launched at a supper meeting with 42 charter members. State federation president Frances Oliver Macon presented the charter, while district president Albany Mary McCollum installed officers led by president Ceril Brown. Local leaders from Dawson Club and area organizations attended, pledging community betterment and support for the new club and an upcoming Pelham unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Business & Professional Women's Club of
Dawson Club
Frances Oliver
Macon
State Federation
Mary McCollum
Albany
Céril Brown
Ellen Cobb
Mary Griffin
Dawson — Club
B & PW
Bob Gandy
American. Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion
R. R. van Landingham
Casio Woman's Club
J.H. Foulk
Louis A. Powell
Grady, Co. Chamber of Commerce
Fred Bennener
Cairo ‘Rotary ’Club Sam, Pierce; President, Cairo Kiwanis Club
Ivy Bussey
Albert Walker
Brown
Mamie K Taylor
Atlanta
Pelham
Auto Bumps Sidewalk Then Crashes Through Tavern Window
An automobile mounted a sidewalk and struck a tavern window, causing damage and prompting investigation. No immediate information on injuries or exact location is provided in the readable text.
The Plays The Thing Or Is It
Fragmentary OCR reads like a school page note about plays and programs with unclear names and quotes. It mentions students and discussion of theatrical offerings but precise details are unreadable.
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Quitman News
Bush—Warmack
Mary Evelyn Bush
Charlie Bush
Hubert Warmack
H. H. Warmack
Baptist Church
C. C. Kiser Wall
Louise Bennet
Betty Sellars
Jean Bush
Eleect
David Dean
Mr Warmack
Aubria Minyard
Lawrence Harris
John Dalton
Charles Allen
Brige
Robert Thomas Warmack
Miss Bush
American Legion
R. W. Jones
Mamie Bozeman
Marie Wilkes
Barbara
Ann Sheffield
Marshall Warmack
Lawton Lee
Homer Hassell
Carl Fesler
Fesler
Hardman—Lawson
Martha Ann Hardman
Charles -Tomas Hardman
Decatur
Hulon Thomas Lawson
Morven
Claude Otis Brooks
Louisville
Betty Hardman
Ruby Shelon
East Foint
William A. Hordley
James C. Robert
Dick H. Hull
Mary Lawson
Kenny Cooksey
Monticello
Fla
Charlies Thomas Hardman
Lawson
Harman R. Lawson
Howard J. Lawson
Charles H. Hardman
Thad Morrison, Jr
Robert C. Powell
Fomie
Ardson Richar
Martha White
Vann Camps Pork
Sunny
Curtis Brand
Premier
Pineapple
Scott Cleansing Tissues
New Hampshire Reds
Fryers
Morrell's
Boston Butt
Swift
Cudahy
Weiners
Wilson Picnic
Richardson’s
Ane
Auto Mechanics
Troy Barfield
Pavo
W. A. Beaty
Barwick
Virgil Beaty
Luke L. Sculley
Ochlochnee
Milton C. Ball
Zollie P. Jackson
B. A. Carlton
Boston
Boyd L. Bruce
William C. Mitchell
Ée B. Sapp
Royce L. Newell
Thomaville
Amos
Ray M. Ellis
Lawrence CG. Willis
Hartaffeld
Ralph T. Waddell
Joseph C. Ard
Bainbridge
Brantley L. Plymer
Quitman
William T. Bobell
Florida
Joel T. Peace
Iar Dawson
C. J. Rehberg
Marvin Collins
Luther C. Ridmonds
Dr. Thomesville
Sammy A. Collins
James CC
Benningfield
Whigham
Madison
J. Hammack Jr
Iron City
J. C. Johnson
George A. Poitevent
Robert R. Maxwell
Joseph Exum
Charles W. Parrish
James W. Gay
Grover C. Collins
Baconton
James (. Clay
Willie W. Vinson
Manuel Luiz
James R. Croft
Selma Berry
Blakely
Green S. Brinson
Thomanville
Wyley M. Tyson
George A. Horne
Allen Tabor
Coolidge
Kiser Todd
Doeran
Curtis Humphries
George W. Johnson
Tom
Moncrief Barwick
Felton M. Taylor Pelham
John
J. Benton
Lee O. Harrison
J. T. Harwood
John E. Wynn
Robert F. Benningfield
Whig
H. J. Anslinger
U. S. Narcotics Bureau
Anglinger
Special
Special House Lobby
House
Awift
United States
White House
Wilson Certified ‘Public Accountant
Homeland Harmony Quartet
Girele
Chapel of the Air
Hing -Crosby
Todas Myre
Marge
Maisie
Georgia News
Lenny Vernan
Lhita Attline
Georgia Mu
Amtiernoon
Curtis Gordon
Danceland
Ees
Dancelal Md
Chicago
Waller Karakus
Finnert
Alin
Istory
U.S
Unites
N. Madison St
Redd Tire & Motor CO
Ee sBmit
Ker" Me
Labor
Thureday
WBHE
Rersvillé
Talmad
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