Georgia town debates natural gas pipeline reach
The article reports rising interest in natural gas for domestic use as discussions grow on piping gas from the Mississippi sector to South Georgia and Florida. It outlines routes via Bainbridge Thomasville Quitman Valdosta Moultrie Jacksonville Waycross Augusta Charleston Savannah and stresses franchise or city distribution options and potential tax impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
South Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Atlantic Gulf Gas Company
Gulf Coast
Quincy
Bainbridge
Thomasville
Quitman
Valdosta
Moultrie
Jacksonville
North End
Waycross
Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
Local News Ad Copy and Contact Details
The notice outlines Associated Press rights to reprint dispatches and local items, reserving publication rights. It also states deadlines for advertisement changes and provides phone numbers for the editor and business manager.
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Associated Press
Loose musings on budgets, fame, and politics in a newspaper voice
A rambling column critiques budgets and public figures, noting high expectations for athletes, changing social mores, and political corruption. It mentions John L. Lewis, Sinatra, Finney, GI Joe plans, unionism education, and a Florida residency case, ending with a claim of Times-Enterprise honesty amid debate.
War lessons and the need for international security agreements
The author argues war causes vast suffering and urges agreements backed by force to deter future wars. They note America's post World War I disarmament led to unpreparedness for World War II, praise rapid industrial recovery and atomic weapon use, and warn Russia fears American power and seeks to hinder peace efforts. military training is criticized as politicians risk apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Soviet Union
Russia
Community Fights VA Finney General Hospital Closure
Local and state voices protest the Veterans Administration plan to close Finney General Hospital in Thomasville. Proponents question staffing and the move to new facilities in Tallahassee Gainesville and Americus while residents urge keeping the Thomasville site operational for veterans in south Georgia. Adel News notes the hospital's high value and calls for reversal to serve thousands in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Finney General Hospital
Thomasville
Finney General
Army
Tallahassee
Fiordia
Americus
Georgia
Georgia Department of the American Legion
Valdosta
Gainesville
Fla
South
Adel News
Prepared for Any Threats from Russia and Nuclear War
The statement warns that readiness should cover any future challenge from Russia or other nations, especially if atomic weapons remain accessible. It emphasizes vigilance and national defense planning against potential threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Grady County Urges TB and TB Survey Campaign
Grady County issues a countywide call to join a two week TB and syphilis survey with four days left. Approximately 7,000 tested so far. aim is 14,000 of 22,000 residents. Permanent stations at Whitfield Paulk Motor Co Cairo and Negro high school. roving stations visit Calvary Pine Park Pawnee Spence Whigham areas. Cairo City, County Commission and Cairo Kiwanis Club coordinate participation.
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Cairo
Grady County
Whitfield-Paulk Motor Co
Negro High School
Calvary
Pine Ma Park
Pawnee
Spence
Whigham
Grady
Georgia
City of
County Commission
Cairo Kiwanis Club
Miss Lorene Nicholson Bride Elect Honored at Shower Tea
Bainbridge Ga June 13 One of the loveliest parties of the season was the shower tea in honor of Miss Lorene Nicholson bride elect at the home of Mrs Allen McCall in Amsterdam. Hostesses were several local women and about seventy five guests attended.
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Lorene Nicholson
Bainbride
Bainbridge
Allen McCall
Amsterdam
C. E. Bellville
Allen Sanborn
J. J. Kane
C. B. Welch
D. D. Smith
H. W. Herring
McCall
Amliss Lorene Nicholson
O. L. Adams
Betty Lester
Jean Laslie
Carroll McCall
Geraldine Calloway
Molly Paniello
Martha Jean Laslie
Celesta Wilson
NLRB Orders Election at Knox Metal in Waynesboro
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election at Knox Metal Products Company in Waynesboro. Workers will choose between the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America AFL and no union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Knox Metal Products Company
Waynesboro
AFL
Norma Jean Parker Weds Edmund W German in Donalsonville
Norma Jean Parker of Donalsonville married Edmund Watson German of Atlanta in a June 11 ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church pastorium. The couple plans a mountain trip and will reside near the groom’s parents in Atlanta.
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Norma Jean Parker
Donalsonville
Edmond W. German
North Carolina
Tennessee
German
Seminole High School
Georgia Southwestern College
America
Nancy Ellen Parker
Elton
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Meigs Voters Extend City Limits by One Mile
Meigs residents voted 168 in favor and 151 against extending the city limits to one mile from the ACL depot in all directions. The expansion would add about 500 residents to Meigs, which had a 1940 census population of 927.
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Meigs
ACL
Mickey Rooney Portraited as Poor Little Rich Boy
In Los Angeles a court heard how Mickey Rooney earns about 200000 annually but nets only around 15000 from his Rooney Inc. His attorney Briskin said Rooney owes the corporation nearly 125000 for advances. The judge ordered Rooney to pay 5000 in fees and 750 in costs pending trial of his estranged wife Betty Rose's alimony suit. Rooney might help the corporation by playing tennis.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Rooney, Inc
Morton Briskin
Mickey
Briskin
Betty Jane Rose
Rooney
Corporation Treasury
European relief plan under debate could shape world history
James Marlow reports on Secretary Marshall's proposal for a coordinated European relief program. He notes past aid totaling about 13 billion dollars and forecasts continued pressure for more over four years, with Europe needing a self run plan to avoid American domination and Communist risk as Britain signals talks with the State Department.
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James Marlow Washington
Marshall
Europe
Congress
Buenjamin
Cohen
State Department
Will
America
United States
Winston Churchill
United States of
Churchill
New York Pays Tribute in Massive Lindbergh Reception
Crowds greet Lindbergh as New York stages a grand reception. Reports note robberies involving John Dixon Moore Munk Co and Globe Store. Charities and educational institutions share in the estate of the late Payne Whitney. Greenwood goes to widow. Bobby Jones chosen to win the national open barring accidents.
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New York
Lindberg
John Dixon, Moore ,Munk Co
Globe Store
Payne Whitney
Greenwood
Bobby Jon
Europe Moves Toward United States of Europe Concept
The text notes European nations ready for or considering a federation or united Europe akin to a United States of Europe, reflecting ongoing thoughts on deeper integration among countries.
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Europe
United States of Europe
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Finney
Sinatra
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Electrolux
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Creech Coal
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