Clean as a hounds tooth echoes in Adams case
The piece argues President Eisenhower should fire Sherman Adams amid allegations that Boston benefactor Mr. Goldfine paid Adams hotel bills and bought a $2,500 rug. Critics say a White House aide must be above reproach, while supporters urge restraint.
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Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Adams
Truman
Rep
Mack
D-Iii
Jim Hagerty
Washington
White House
Caesar
Jim Vonier Recovers From Tractor Accident
J M. (Jim) Vonier former Thomas County Commissioner and Pavo planter is recovering from injuries after a tractor ran into him on his farm on April 26. He sustained a fractured ankle a crushed leg bone and leg injury. treated in hospital and now home walking with crutches. It is his second major accident following a past head on car collision that damaged his pelvis and right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Jim) Vonier
Thomas County
Pavo
Mr. Vonier
Notice of Debt Responsibility by Hardy Eugene Hudson
Georgia Thomas County notice stating that from this date Hardy Eugene Hudson will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Dated May 22, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Hardy Eugene Hudson
4 H Camp Trip for Thomas County Youths
Fourteen 4-H boys and girls from Thomas County join about 28 state 4-H members leaving Monday for a four day Rock Eagle camp near Eatonton. Activities include outdoor cooking handicrafts drama fashions home management and insect and wildlife study led by County Agent W L Whit tle and Mrs Whittle with Assistant County Agent Don Haskins and Mrs Haskins.
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Thomas County
Rock Eagle
Eatonton
W. L. Whit
County Agnet
W. L. Whittle
Whittle
Don Haskins
Haskins
Calendar of events offers dances and meetings this week
A local listing shows a series of evening gatherings including a Glen Arven Country Club dinner dance at 7:00, Class of 1956 reunion banquet at Legion Post 31, a musical recital, an art show, and a Father’s Day dance. Daily items include club meetings at Y M C A IOOF Hall Youth Center and community organizations with times from 1 p m to 9 p.m.
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Glen Arven
Legion Post
Garden Center
Beta Sigma
Phi At Youth Center
Griffin Praises Newsmen at Georgia Press Association
Governor Marvin Griffin lauded Georgia editors publishers and reporters for public service and reporting on his administration. He cited a 19244 million school budget and nuclear education efforts while praising industrial agricultural and cultural progress and thanking the press for support. He also saluted Ft Stewart’s 48th Armored Division and the 116th Fighter Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Griffin
48Th Armored Division
Ft. Stewart
116Th
Travis Field
Monroney presses for details on proposed air agency
Senator Mike Monroney urged President Eisenhower to spell out how a new independent air traffic control agency would govern military and civilian use of air space. He said the administration’s plan lacks explicit mechanisms for integrated control while Air Transport Association officials warned of a potential operational loophole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Monroney
Congress
Armed Services
Air
Airman Pete Wills Transferred to Walter Reed
J C Willis of Thomasville reports his son Airman Gordon Wills known as Pete has been moved from Frankfort Germany to Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington D C. He suffered a head injury in a May automobile accident near Frankfort and remains listed as seriously ill. Pete has four years in the Air Force and attended Ochlochnee school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D. C
Gordon W
Pete) Wills
Frankfort
Germany
Wills
Airman
Air Force
Ochlochnee
Dr W Oliver Farnsworth 86 Langue expert dies after illness
Dr W Oliver Farnsworth 86 of 130 N Dawson St died Friday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A Northwestern University professor for about 20 years he served in World War I. Born October 27 1871 in Maine he was a linguist who spoke seven languages and received the Order of Ouissam Alaouette Cherif from the Sultan of Morocco in 1955 for his writings. Survived by cousin Miss Sarah M Fisher Providence R I.
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W. Oliver Farnsworth
N. Dawson St
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Whiddon’'s Funeral Home, Inc
Maine
Farnsworth
Northwestern University
United States
Morocco
Euope
Istanbul
Athens
France
Sarah M. Fisher
Providence
R. 1
Generous High School Baccalaureate Flowers Donated
The High School faculty of Thomasville presents flowers for this year’s baccalaureate services in memory of the late T. M. McComb, a beloved figure in local education. The note recalls local hunting talk, Camp Stewart camp life, and comments on narcotic noises, auto mufflers, and Georgia peach crop prospects amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.H.8
T. M. McComb
Thomasville
GBI Agent Involved In Bainbridge Wreck
Bainbridge police record state a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent Monroe Priest from Bainbridge drove a state car that rammed Enfanza Alabama man W F Baker’s car, then backed up and hit it a second time. No charges filed. neither man injured.
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Bainbridge (Ap
Bainbridge
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Ala
Delmar Jones
GBI
Atlanta
Monroe Priest
Neal Stabely
W. W. Pope
W. F. Baker
Eufaula
Baker
Priest
Bakers
N. A. Martin Sid
Alaska Statehood Debate Highlights Contiguity Issue
The piece argues against admitting Alaska as a state now citing non contiguity as a barrier. It notes Alaska supporters are vocal while opponents are quieter despite polls showing three to one against statehood. It warns extending statehood to noncontiguous areas could lead to further admissions and questions federal union.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
Alaska
Congress
City Court Opens Monday Tops Docket
Tullis James of Merrillville faces charges of possession of non tax paid liquor and possession of apparatus for manufacturing liquor when City Court of Thomasville opens at 10 a.m. Monday. Judge Charles F. Johnson and Marcus B. Calhoun will prosecute. About 50 criminal cases are set for trial during the one week session with civil cases likely Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullis James
Merrillville
City Court
Thomasville
Annual Grady Kiwanis Farm Tour Planned
Cairo Kiwanis Club outlines the Grady county farm tour with hundreds of farmers and businessmen, departing Cairo at 8 a.m. in special busses. Demonstrations cover hog production to new farrowing houses, peanuts, pastures, and row crops, with lunch at Mixon Milling Co. and a talk by Dr. Frank King.
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Grady Kiwanis Farm
Cairo
Cairo Kiwanis Club
Grady County
Fred L. Perkins
Mixon Pond
Mixon Milling Co
Frank King
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
Tifton
Forgery Found In Kentucky Primary Vote
Murray Ky AP A circuit judge supervising the recount of the First Congressional District primary ballots reported forged signatures on ballots from several Logan County precincts. Judge Earl Osborne maintains a list of obvious forgeries for authorities as Noble Gregory petitions recounts in Logan Calloway and Marshall counties. Frank Stubblefield won the primary 432 votes ahead in Murray.
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Murray, Ky
Noble Gregory
D-Ky
Earl Osborne
Logan
Gregory
Calloway
Marshall
Frank Stubblefield
Murray
British Troops Flown Into Tense Cyprus Area
British paratroopers reinforced Cyprus after clashes left 15 dead and a 100 percent curfew kept civilians indoors. An airlift of 500 began at dawn, bringing total troops to over 1,000 alongside 10,000 already there. The move precedes government plans on Cyprus future and potential Greek Turkish tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cyprus
Camp Pinehaven Opens With High Youth Registration
Camp Pinehaven opens with 87 youths registered for the first session, up from 38 last year. The Rev. Madison D. Short announces the dates for subsequent sessions including Girl Auxiliary Junior and Music Week. Morning sessions focus on Bible study with afternoons for swimming recreation and handwork.
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Offin
Camp Pinehaven Metcalf
Madison D. Short
G.A
R.A
Sunbeam
Atlanta Fathers Indicted For Murder
Fulton County Grand Jury indicted Harold Summers of East Point and Huron Campbell of Roswell on murder charges in the deaths of their young sons. Summers is charged in the June 6 death of his 3 year old son Danny. Campbell is charged in the June 7 death of his 11 month old son John Robert.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Harold
Summers
East Point
Huron Campbell
Rte. 1
Roswell
Danny
Campbellis
John Robert
Rites Held For Former Coolidge Resident
Funeral services for Norman Wall, 67, who died last week in an Atlanta convalescent home after a lengthy illness, were held Tuesday in Atlanta. A Raleigh New York native, he had farmed in the Coolidge area for years and left many North Carolina relatives.
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Coolidge
Norman Wall
Atlanta
Raleigh
N. Y
North Carolina
Marvin Heaton 47 Dies In His Sleep
Marvin E. Heaton died in his sleep at 201 Fairfax St last night. He was 47 and a Habersham County native who lived in Thomasville 21 years. Survived by wife Willie Frances Thornton two daughters two sons three grandchildren four sisters two brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Dekle Funeral Chapel with pallbearers listed.
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Marvin E. Heaton
Fairfax St
Habersham County
Thomas County
North
Willie Frances Thornton
Kenneth Golden
Howard Stephens
Borth
Thomasville
Pryor Lanier Heaton
Jon Travis
Roscoe Horne
Berthan. Hamm
Kenneth Cooper
Ft. Louis
Wash
James Heaton
U. S. Army
Germany
Vernon Heaton
Georgia National Guard
Church of God
Dekle Funeral Chapel
Talk On Human Relations At Kiwanis Meeting
A Kiwanis gathering heard a speaker urge listening to personal and social complaints. The talk stressed cooperation as essential for good human relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats
Clark
Qhnead
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By Jack Bell
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Rt. 2
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Theta
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Thigh
Marvin Heaton
Harvey Strozler
Roscoe Warren
Joe Graves
James Hamm
Ronnie Heaton
Charlie Thornoton
Edwin T. Smith
Scott
Eric Penney
Optometrist
Savelles
Broad St
Russell Ghmee
Paper Public Accountant
Joseph J
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Charles EB. Griner
Redfern
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