Big Real Estate Deal By Atlanta Company
In a $1,000,000 transaction, farms in central and southern Georgia totaling about 12,000 acres were exchanged between local interests and eastern capital. Haas and Howell agent BE Sims said Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company of Montpelier Vermont supplied part of the consideration, acquiring the North Side subdivision and downtown business property for future development.
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Atlanta
Middle
South Georgia
BE. H. Sims
Haas & Howell Real
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
Montpelier
Georgia
North Side
Georgia Independent Bus Owners Association Formed in Swainsboro
June 14 Swainsboro report says operators of several independent passenger and freight bus lines in eastern and southern Georgia formed the Georgia Independent Bus Owners Association. Temporary officers elected led by secretary Guy Alford. An invitation was sent to other owners to meet next Tuesday to consider a permanent group and related legislative matters. A noon meeting will include a dinner for attendees.
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Swainsboro
Georgia
Georgia Independent Bus Owners Association
Guy Alford
General Assembly
Three Georgia recruits gain Naval Academy appointments
Three Georgia men have passed entrance requirements for the United States Naval Academy and will receive appointments. The recruits are Leighton Moore of Milledgeville, A. R. Gallaher of Augusta, and E. E. Seagroves of Macon, according to the Atlanta recruiting station.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States Naval Academy
Leighton Moore
Milledgeville
A. R. Gallaher
Augusta
E. E. Seagroves
Macon
Forest Education Drive Seeks School Projects
Atlanta June 14 M D Mobley and State Forester B M Lufburrow discussed adding school forest projects to regular courses. Mobley proposed developing the program on a job basis as part of agriculture and vocational education efforts at the State College of Agriculture.
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Atlanta
M. D. Mobley
State College of Agriculture
Capitol
B. M. Lufburrow
Mobley
Lufburrow
Center Hill Social News Highlights Melons and Visits
Community notes from Center Hill report farmers preparing melons for shipping. Miss Myrtice Davis returns home from Valdosta to her grandmother Mrs. J J Roberts for the summer. Local visits include Mrs Charlie Mason and Miss Mildred Strickland. Regular Sunday sing at 2 30 is announced.
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Myrtice Davis
Valdosta
J. J. Roberts
H. H. Pilcher
Ruby ‘McDaniel
Ray Roberts
Charlie Mason
Mildred Strickland
Lucile Roberts
Nettie Pullen
Meigs
Edna
Eva Singletary
W. C. Sargeant
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights by Station and Time
Eastern Clear Channel listings show WEAF WJZ and NBC affiliates across major cities with programs from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM including sports, concerts, dances, and orchestras plus regional feeds from WBC, WBZ, KDKA, and WIZ detailing acts, hosts, and guest performers for Friday June 14.
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Associated Press
WTAG
WEI
WRC
WCAE
WRVA
WJAX
WSM
WFIC
Vincent Lopez
WEAF
Cavaliers
Frank Banta
WEEL
WTIC
WLIT
WGR
WTAM
Wwii
KYW
WGY
Gus and
Louie
WJAR
WCSH
WWJ
WEEI
WSAI
American Legion “Flag
WIJAR
WIOD
WHAS
WSB
WAPI
WFJCG
WIAX
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WIC
WSAT
Ben Yollack
WJZ
New York
Smith Ballew
W. Hm
Bonnie Saddles
Lou Noll
Charles Kenny
Jim Whalen
WJIZ
Dr. F. H. Boetjer
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WLW
WBT
WIR
Wapi Wiod
WBZ Wral
Lew White
Kdka Witam
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantic
Jean Wiener
WBAL
Baltimore
WIZ
Cincinnati
Burnt Corkers
Damon & Jeter
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Hotel Orchestra
Charlotte
Louisville
WIZZ
Carson Bard
Amos
WSM Nashville
Craig
Richmond
Amos-Andy
Local notes from Ozell area Sunday events and travel
Rev I F Duncan of Ozell filled his regular appointment last Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs R G Miller of Monticello Fla passed through en route to Moultrie. Mrs James Henderson of MacClenny Fla visits family here. Several Ozell residents attended Sunday School and preaching. Miss Martha Duegger left for Valdosta to enter school. Health issues noted with several sickness cases. Mr and Mrs J R Smith visited daughter Mrs W C Williams last Sunday afternoon. Robert Brown and Pauline Akridge and Emory Alligood with Lela Mae Price were out riding. Farmers loading watermelons hoping for good prices. Joe Sharman and Edwin Williams visited Mr W J Price last Sunday morning. Mrs W C Williams visited her parents Mr and Mrs J R Smith last Monday afternoon.
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I. F. Duncan
Ozell
R. G. Miller
Monticello
Fla
Moultrie
Myr
James Henderson
MacClenny
Ozelites
Martha Dueggar
Valdosta
J. R. Smith
W. C Williams
Robert Brown
Pauline Akridge
Emory Alligood
Lela Mae Price
Joe Sharman
Edwin Williams
W. J. Price
W. C. Williams
Spring Hill Community Notes on Crop Work and Births
Farmers plan melon shipments next week while locals recount visits births and gatherings. Mrs J H Thompson and Mrs Gordon Martin of Murphy visited Mr and Mrs J F Griffin. Leonard Goolsby of Edison spent a week with T W Goolsby family. A baby girl named Lois Virginia born Tuesday June 4. Attendees at a community sing at Bud Harrell’s included numerous Brinson Cone and Goolsby family members and others. Richard Boatwright of Sale City and his wife visited Mrs J M Batsk-w last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thompson
Gordon Martin
Murphy
J. F. Griffin
Leonard Goolsby
Edison
T. W. Goolsby
M. J. Luke
Lois Virginia
Bud Harrell
Dortha
Pauline
Annie Bell
Vera Lee
Mattie Lou Brinson
Minnie Lee Cone
Sophronia Goolsby
Bessie Goolsby
Lizzie McMillan
Sarah Adom
Homer and
Lenard Goolsby
Richard Boatwright
Sale City
J. M. Batks
Some Aspects of Mexican Geography
Washington News notes four states dominate recent revolutionary coverage Sonora Coahuila Nueva Leon and Vera Cruz with Monterrey Vera Cruz Tampico key cities Sonora described as mining cattle country border gateway towns Nogales Yaqui Indians and regional trade with the United States as rail lines link to Mexico City.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Sonora
Coahuila
Nueva Leon
Vera Cruz
National Geographic Society
Monterrey
Tampico
Southwest
Bulletin
United States
Nogales
Gulf of California
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Texas Ties to Mexico and Frontier Colonists
The passage recalls Texas linked to Mexico a century ago and describes Castillo in southern Coahuila as a shared capital. It notes early American Texas settlers traveled across deserts and barren mountains to lodge petitions at that distant town.
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Texas
Mexico
Castillo
Coahuila
Public welfare needs strengthening says Miss Stevenson
Miss Marietta Stevenson of the Childrens Bureau reports Georgia social welfare work to improve the states system. She urges increased appropriations, broader powers, more local units, and expanded training and summer programs for social workers, praising Emory University cooperation.
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Atlanta
Marietta Stevenson
Childrens Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Georgia
State Department of Public Welfare
Engineers in Politics Rise in Public Life Across Nation
The American Engineering Council reports engineers are entering public life in growing numbers. It cites figures including the President, Secretaries of Commerce and Interior, five governors, five senators and 21 congressmen.
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New York
American Engineering Council
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Federal Reserve System
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Charlie Vanes
Daniary
Thomasville Restaurant
Lincoln
FORD
Fordson
Irene Ahlberg
Greater New York
Galveston
Naval Academy
Center Hill
Spring Hill
Kayser
Gordon Rayon
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D. C. Walker
Monument Corner
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