Weekend Toll in Georgia Fatalities Reported
The Associated Press recount lists fifteen weekend deaths in Georgia from traffic and drowning incidents. Victims include Margaret Ann Mapp of Atlanta and Marcus Braswell of Ville Rica among others, with multiple crashes near Bremen Eatonton and Barnesville, plus a drowning near Doboy Sound.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Margaret Ann Mapp
South Expressway
State Patrol
Marcus Tyler Braswell
Ville Rica
Virgil Roscoe Smith
Bremen
U.S. Ye
David Cochran
Apalachee
Eatonton
U.S. #41
Samuel P. Faircloth Jr
Brunswick
Southern Railway
Bobby Irvin Townsend
Eulonia
Doboy Sound
Darien
Irvin
James D. McCoy
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Helena
Mary Faulkner
Mayport
Warner Robins
Matson
Bibb
Asheboro
N. C
Charles H. Rich
Claxton
U. S 301
Mike McGragor
Smith Creek
Cleveland
Barnesville
Roy K
Sales Man of the Month Named for May in Cairo Area
P. D. Gilliard, Liberty National Life Insurance salesman in the Cairo area, named Salesman of the Month for May by the Thomasville District. Manager R. M. Paulk announced the honor noting outstanding service to clients and policy owners. P. D. previously earned February Salesman of the Month and ranks 65th in a division of over 1000 men.
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P D. Gilliard
Liberty National Life Insurance Company
Thomasville
R. M. Paulk
P. D
Gates
Cairo
Vandiver predicts $15000 salaries for college teachers
Former Gov. Ernest Vandiver told Georgia Southern graduates that within a few years college professors could earn $15000 annually. He cited Georgia Southern’s tripling enrollment since 10 years ago and projected 2300 students rising to about 4600 by 1970, plus growth of the junior college program.
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Statesboro, Ga
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia Southern College
Vandiver
Georgia Southern
Georgia
Cigarette Czar Meyner Named Ad Code Judge
Former New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner is appointed to oversee a new cigarette advertising code. The code, tied to the Surgeon General’s report on cancer, gives Meyner authority to review ads and levy fines up to 100000 dollars. It bans portraying smoking as essential to social status and restricts ads in media aimed at under 21.
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Princeton
N.J
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
U.S
Meyner
Women Hold 32 Percent of U S Jobs
A Commerce and Labor Departments study shows in 1920 two of ten jobs were held by women. The figure has risen to 32 percent. Classified ad promotes Times Enterprise Help Wanted to quickly find workers. Dial CA 6 2400.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
Times-Enterprise
Sparkling Sal Hepatica Clears Stomach Woes
A vintage ad touts Sal Hepatica as the quick fix for mild stomach distress. It promises instant relief from gas pains sourness and overacidity and claims to cleanse intestinal wastes with a refreshing sparkling action.
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New Delii
India
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Parker
Central of Georgia
Raford (. Hanley
Jonesboro
Clayton County
Louis C. Wingo
Roswell
Roswell Road
Cincinnati
Frances A. Weirick
Marietta Hospital
U. S
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Myrtle Beach
David H. Leveritt
Decatur
Air Force
Ing
Sunnyland
Bob White
FEO
Bilmar Turkey
Winn-Dixie Neu
Good Theau
Winn-Dixie
Jesse Jewel
Doeme
Om Bos
Libby
Bire Bay
Mera
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del Monte
Broad St
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