Local Guard Company shines in Moody Field pre encampment drills
National Guard unit Company F 121st Infantry conducted weekend marksmanship and pre encampment training at Moody Field Valdosta. Reported top scorers included Pfc Aaron Lovett Pfc Willie W Rhoden Lt Kenley Lanter with M 1 Garands and Capt George L Watt leading pistol and carbine shots. Encampment at Fort Jackson set July 24 to August 7 with open ranks for recruits to sergeants and enlistment opportunities at the local armory seven miles from Thomasville.
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National Guard
Moody Field
National Guardsmen
121St Infantry
Valdosta
Aaron Lovett
Willie W. Rhoden
Kenley Lanter
John A. Barwick
Ralph O. West
Lindsey Watt
Tirmie
Pavo Road
Thomasville
Jack
Carmen
Warehousemen Vote to Set Opening Dates for Tobacco Markets
The Bright Belt Warehousemen’s Association voted to empower its board of governors to fix opening dates and adopt sales regulations for flue cured tobacco markets. The board must announce dates by July 1 after consulting farmers and farm groups. The group spans Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida. A separate note urged buyers to plan purchases to stabilize participation across the season, citing past price slumps.
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Myrtle Beach
8. C
Bright Belt Warehousemen’s Association
Board of Governors
Wareehousemen
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Chancellor Caldwell to address Georgia Press Association
Dr Harman W Caldwell chancellor of the University System of Georgia will address the 63rd annual Georgia Press Association convention in Savannah. The program includes Millis B Lane Jr D J Hardenrook and Rev J Frederick Wilton and Caldwell will speak at the Saturday luncheon on the university system's role for Georgia citizens.
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Harman W. Caldwell
University System of Georgia
The
Georgia
G. P.A
J. W. Norwood
Lowndes County
DeLar Hotel
Savannah Beach
Caldwell
University
Doctors Describe Allergy Testing Extracts at Meeting
At the thirtieth College of Physicians annual session the American doctors outline allergy testing extracts. Foods, feathers, and various animal hairs form test panels with skin reaction indicating allergy. Common culprits include ragweed wheat eggs milk and house dust, with hundreds of other items such as octopus olives oranges mushrooms and many milks and animal hairs listed as potential tests.
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Kolinsky
Spokane
Wash
Local Officers Appointments Highlight Journal Totals
The Commodities News lists junior vice president Jim Chism of Pelham Journal, treasurer Stanford Smith of Atlanta, and secretary Dianager as new appointments in commerce oriented circles.
Germanys theatres struggle amid postwar changes and aging audiences
In Western Germany about half of private theaters closed after last year’s currency reform, with state subsidized houses fearing long-term decline. Erich Otto, head of the Players Association, says Germans remain hungry for drama but weary of disillusionment as war damage lingers and modern venues falter. Carl Zuckmayer’s The Devil’s General draws crowds, sustaining theaters across the region.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Balding
Erich Otto
Western Germany
Players’ Association
Carl Zuckmayer
Luftwaffe
Ernst Udet
Zuckmayer
Otto
Dark Ages Monasteries and the Rise of Brewing
The text discusses headhunting to collect soul matter for village life and links to medieval beer production. It notes beer brewing in monasteries of the Dark and Middle Ages and credits monk cleanliness for advancing the brewer’s art.
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Chancellor Caldwell
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