Enterprising talk on politics gambling and local issues
The article voices mixed concerns about political strategy and regressive trends while cautioning against unreliable advice. It discusses gambling regulation in Florida, Elks and hospital doubts, and calls for prudent public policy without sensationalism.
Absentee Ballot Advice Promotes Voting Absence Feasibility
The piece urges Thom as J. County residents to use state law to vote absentee if they will be away on election day. Chairman Tom Penland offers guidance and papers to qualify voters, stressing its simplicity and necessity to boost turnout, especially in Thomas County where interest appears low.
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Forests in Georgia Drive State Revenue and Jobs
Georgia forests are described as a major economic asset worth 300 million dollars annually to the state across the timber industry. Over 120 thousand residents are employed, with millions of young trees planted and a strong pine focus. Pulpwood production grows each year, highlighting proactive cultivation and protection.
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Cracking Down at Tokyo: London Times Man Ban by MacArthur
The London Times reporter is banned by General MacArthur for indiscreet publication of potentially provocative items. The piece argues ethics in reporting, notes the ban as a serious stance, and critiques press sensationalism and national tensions amid postwar Japan and global affairs.
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Man of Black Knife Threats and Canyon Showdown
Joe confronts Pecos Shay about a murder link and a border knife while a large cattle drive moves toward Blizzard Basin. Old McDevitt vows a trial for Shay as Pack Rogan confronts the crew, and Joe intervenes as Rogan opens fire at Pecos Shay during a tense showdown.
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Tornado Toll and Storm Aftermath Across Western States
A series of tornadoes left Western states with five deaths and over one million dollars in damage. Chicago officials face criticism as local leaders seek victory in advancing events. Hoover contends with mounting issues as months pass. Max Schmeling is named world boxing champion after a Yankees Stadium fiasco. A large congregation attends Dr. Harris' First Methodist revival. Kiwanians enjoy a social outing at Archhold estate.
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Germans Sweep Past Paris in World War II Advance
Ten years ago Germans captured Paris and advanced toward the Marne. They skirted the Maginot Line and seized Le Havre while Britain abandons delay for total war, expanding U S war material. Farm prices fall near prewar levels as wartime boom collapses. Kiwanis plans a Ladies Night on June 28 with a 5000 strong convention.
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Odd Fellows Memorial Service At West Bainbridge Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Oak City Lodge and Rebekah Friendship Lodge held memorial services at The West Bainbridge Methodist Church on Sunday June 11 in memory of Mrs. Bertha Howell Rev A I Zeller and W E Watford. George W Mitchell Past Grand Master of Georgia led the services. Afterward a meal was served and a party toured the Odd Fellow Home at Thomasville Ga to inspect improvements and Lodge Farm crops and livestock. The Bainbridge group included Ralph Baggsly W B Wright D F Dyken and Ellis Partain.
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Bainbridge
Ralph Baggsly
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Gold Coast Africa Leads in Gold Output
The Gold Coast of Africa produces more than half a million ounces of gold annually, reflecting its key role in regional mining.
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Africa
Noted 1831 view on Russia and America by De Tocqueville
Earl L Douglass presents Alexis de Tocqueville reflections from 1831 on world powers. He compares American liberty and Russian servitude, warning of a world divided between the two nations and urging spiritual preparation for humanity's responsibility.
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