U S 19 Progress Cited at Rotary By McKinnon
McKinnon spoke at the Rotary Club on U S 19 progress including cloverleaf turns overpass and underpass eastward a two to four lane highway from Meigs to the Florida line detailed the 14 mile Meigs to line segment and rights of way costs and valuations cited total project around 65000 for one stretch and noted county cost is small. guests included Miss Susan Roegg and local officials.
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Rotary Club
Charles W. McKinnon
U. S. 19
Meigs
Florida
McKinnon
Central PTA Organized at Meeting
Central PTA will organize at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Central School auditorium with 800 students enrolled. About 400 parents and faculty urged to attend for nominations by laws reports.
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PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Central High
Central
YMCA
Robert Jackson
Thomasville
C. J. Ne- Smith
Coolidge
Harold Clark
Ochlochnee
Luther Musselwhite
Metcalf
Franklin Smith
Wet Weather Seen Over Most Of Nation Today
Widespread rain and storms were forecast across the nation with warnings for tornadoes in Kansas Missouri and Illinois. A tornado hit La Center Kentucky injuring three in a family while heavy rainfall continued in Missouri Iowa Illinois Indiana and widespread showers reached the northern states from Washington to the Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
la Center
Iowa
Indiana
Wabash River
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Texas
Directors delay Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific merger plan
Directors of the Missouri Pacific Railroad postponed action on a potential merger with Texas Pacific Railway until August. A final report is due by August 8 with the next board meeting on August 18. A merger would create the third largest U S railroad with about 11 900 miles of track pending ICC and stockholder approvals.
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St, Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
MOPAC
Texas — Pacific Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Biblical View on Wars and End Times Predictions
The responder notes salvation through Jesus Christ and that prophecy indicates the world will end dramatically. He cites 2 Peter 3:11 and Acts 4:12 to affirm enduring warfare and rumors of war, suggesting multiple wars before any final apocalypse, and emphasizes preparedness for any outcome.
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G. K
Jesus Christ
Changes to Zoning Map in Thomasville Georgia Hearing Planned
The City of Thomasville Georgia Commissioners will hold a 7:20 P M hearing on June 23 1956 to consider Planning Board proposed changes. The plan would rezone several blocks along East Jackson Street and Beat Jackson Street from residential to commercial with set back and street line rules. A map of the proposed changes is available at the City Manager’s office for review during business hours.
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Asville
Georgia
Faneagiorete
Thomasville
Planning Board
Beat Jackson Street
Hansell Street
Vanhil Avenue
East Jackson Street
Mitchell Mads
Norineeseriy
East J
Ackson Street
Eastackson Street
Jackson Street
Cramton Street
Bevard
Friday the Thirteenth and Local Happenings
A collage of opinions and small items: air conditioning boosts rents, fashion shifts from tuxedos to white coats, graduations highlight parental affection, and mildew risks in fabrics. Local politics see candidates for county posts, nurseries report new plant varieties, and fans urged to support the team as a double bill win boosts morale.
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Atlante
Mitchell County paving bids set by state board and Rural Roads
Mitchell County will include about nine miles of paving in a package valued at about 18 million dollars. The State Highway Board and the Rural Roads Authority will hold a joint bidding session in August. The program covers board and rural road projects across the county with several routes scheduled for improvement.
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Mitchell County
State Highway Board
Rural Roads Authority
Ausata
Aete Ee Ey Board
Pie
Ate
Notice of nonresponsibility in May 1986 Georgia
A Georgia Thomas County notice states that from May 10, 1986, L. R. Mitchell disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred after that date. The document is addressed to whom it may concern and assigns no liability for future obligations.
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Georgia
Thomas County
L. R. Mitchell
Aay
Lovesick Cadet Object of Hunt In Louisiana
A lovesick airman sought in northern Louisiana and northeastern Texas after threatening to die in a crash. Airman C Donald Keeton, 16, of Dallas, flew a rented yellow Cessna 120 from Gulfport toward Dallas with less than two hours fuel. He disappeared near Monroe after about four hours in the air, while notes and statements from Keesler AFB suggest he wanted to die in the sky.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Texas
Donald Keeton
Dallas
Tex
Keesler Afb
Biloxi
Miss
Louisain
Monroe
Gulfport
Keeton
Lynn Bowling
Annabelle Keeton
Aéair
Keesler
W. HM. Chevis
Chevis
Meter Field
Motorcycle Veterans Still Going Strong
In Bogata Texas Charlie Davis 78 and Albert Davis 82 ride a 42 year old motorcycle with sidecar. Charlie, a former racer and promoter at Iowa Park 1912 to 1917, kept the bike in repair since moving to Bogata. He won two Labor Day races in Dodge City Kansas including oldest rider and economy run at 60.62 mpg.
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Bogata
Tex
Davis Brothers
North Texas
Charlie Davis
Albert Davis
Deport
Charlie
Iowa Park
Bogota
Dodge City
Kan
First Jet Seaplane Base Being Built Near Hartford
The U. S. Navy begins construction of the nation’s first jet seaplane base at Harvey’s Point, Hartford, North Carolina, at a cost of 20 million dollars. The facility sits where the Perquimans River meets Albemarle Sound and aims for completion by early 1960 to house large jet flying boats.
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Hartford
N.C
Harvey's Point
Perquimans River
Albemarle Sound
Robbery at Clark Thread Co Recreation Center
City police report a late night break in at the Clark Thread Co recreation center on Boston Road. An eight dollar change haul was taken from a soft drinks machine after entry through a rear window.
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Clark Thread Co
Boston
Harry
Plane escape ends with failed airlift
A man ran to the plane and took off but a helicopter a jet and a B28 failed to bring him to earth.
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Earth
Open Letter Praises Improvements by Progressive Men's Club
Members of the Progressive Men's Club and citizens in Thomas County express appreciation for ongoing community improvements and public works enhancing the area.
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Progressive Men's Club
Thomas County
Language gaps widen as Russia teaches tongues abroad
A Newsweek era report highlights how few Americans speak foreign languages despite rising need. Russians train many interpreters while the State Department struggles for multilingual staff, risking a future where the U S is speechless abroad. A Tribune note questions why Russian is not taught locally despite demand.
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State Department
Tribune
Mason
Triple A
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