Straw vote forecasts Herman Talmadge ahead in Georgia Senate race
The Columbus Ledger poll among Georgia Press Association members in Savannah predicts Herman Talmadge would defeat incumbent Walter F. George for the U S Senate next year and could win in a three way race if Ellis Arnall enters. Individual preferences show strong Talmadge support and mixed views on Arnall’s potential candidacy.
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Herman Talmadge
United States Senate
Walter F. George
Ellis Arnall
Columbus Ledger
Georgia Press Association
Savannah
Robert W. Brown
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GPA
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Arnall
Georgia
Senate
Walter George
U. S
People of
Harvey Hull Named Commander Post 222
Harvey Hull was elected commander of Legion Post No. 222 at the annual meeting held last night at the Legion Home on Park Front with about 200 members in attendance. Russell Rehberg and Roscoe Maxwell Jr. were named senior and junior vice commanders respectively.
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Harvey Hull
Legion Post No
Legion Home
Park Front
Russell Rehberg
Roscoe Maxwell, Jr
Dick Caldwell
B. E. Wilson
Hilton Lee
P. E. Forrester
P. C. Andrews
Earl Hyde
Joe I. Harris
E. T. Melton
N. Goldstein
H. R. McKenney
D. A. Dekle
Driverless Auto and Taxi Clash on City Streets
A minor collision occurred on Seixas and Jackson streets when a left unattended driverless car rolled into the street and hit a taxi driven by Arthur Jones. Damage was slight.
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Seixas
Jackson Streets
Arthur Jones
Personal notes from Birmingham visitors and local wanderings
Mr and Mrs S C White Jr and family of Birmingham are visiting Mr and Mrs J F Arian. Miss Barbara Clark leaves for St Augustine to visit cousin Leslie Clark. Mrs C L Warmack of Yorktown Va a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Pinson. Mrs L D Maxwell, daughter of Mrs L D Morris, departs to join husband in Fairbanks Alaska. Nan Singetary returns to Candler NC after weeks with Mrs Cliff Rigsby. Mr and Mrs Bill Hall and son Stewart and Perry Mallonee of Candler NC visit here. Louise Macfie, head of the Annie Wright Memorial Library children’s dept, returns from Jacksonville. Admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital: Janie Annette Tilley Cairo Thomasville David Clay Hester Jr Barwick and Mrs Bevis S Powell Coolidge. Robert W Lambert of Flowers Baking Co tours a body works plant in Boyertown PA after a conference in NYC.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
Janie Annette Tilley
Thomasville
David Clay Hester Jr
Cairo
Luther J. Beaty
Barwick
Bevis S. Powell
Coolidge
House Committee Studies Pay Hikes
A House committee considers pay raises for federal workers with signs of White House friction. A compromise bill would raise postal workers pay by about 8 percent retroactive to March 1, after Eisenhower vetoed a larger increase. The panel meets behind closed doors to set the raise for millin-odd civil service employees. An empty car rolled into the street, likely left in gear, with brakes failing. owned by Mrs Ruth Lemming of Lakeland Florida.
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House
White House
Eisenhower
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Ruth Lemming
Lakeland, Fla
Library to Begin Vacation Reading Club
The Waily announces the Annie Wright Memorial Library vacation reading club starting soon. The children's department asks parents to register children early as books for the program were purchased with Junior Service League baby contest funds.
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Waily
Homday
Annie Wright Memorial Library
Louise Macfie
Junior Service League
Mr and Mrs Wheeler Visit Parents Here
Mr and Mrs J P Wheeler Jr and two children Mary Faran and Dan Grubb stay with their parents at 312 Rosedale Avenue. They lived at Eddieberry College Vermont for three years where he taught. They plan to move to Hollins College Roanoke Virginia where he will join the faculty as assistant professor.
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J. P. Wheeler, Jr
Mary Faran
Dan Grubb
John P. Wheeler
Rosedale Avenue
Wheeler
Eddiebury College
Vermont
Hollins College
Roanoke
How Does Chiropractic Cure Internal Ailments
A public interest article explains that spinal adjustments relieve nerve interference to influence internal organs. It argues displacements cause remote organ effects and compares nerve corrections to firing a doorbell. Dr W L Stucky writes, office in Tuck Bidg Jackson, phone 2897.
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W. L. Stucky
Tuck Bidg
Jackson
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