Parliamentarian Watkins Recites Rules and Precedents
June 15 AP profile of Watkins, longtime Senate parliamentarian, who can recite all 40 rules and the uncollected precedents. He has compiled 10 volumes of disputes since 1883 and hopes to publish a complete precedents history for future senators. He began as a clerk in 1915 and became acting parliamentarian in 1928.
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Arkansas
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Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Closes in Donalsonville
At the First Presbyterian Church closing exercises for a two week Vacation Bible School 82 children enrolled with 65 pupils and 17 teachers. Rev. J. D. Skinner supervised the program with theme A Happy Home and Its Members. Classes included Nursery Primary Junior and Intermediate with lessons on The Good Shepherd and missionary work.
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Arden Parker
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Jeannette Thomas
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Finley Perry
Bartow Gibson
Governor Talmadge to speak in Quitman Saturday morning
Governor Herman Talmadge will address Quitman at 11 a.m. Saturday June 17 at the Brooks County courthouse. A motorcade from Valdosta and Thomasville will join the Quitman group en route to Moultrie, with a fish fry on courthouse lawn at noon. Quitman High School Band to provide music.
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Brooks County Talmadge Committee
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Valdosta
Thomasville
Moultrie
Rotarians Hear Soil Conservation Talk In Cairo
Cairo Rotarians heard Raymond Singletary of the Flint River Soil Conservation District discuss modern soil conservation benefits. Singletary, Blakely native and district board chairman, urged clubs to promote conservation programs to secure future land productivity. Guests included Tomsville figures and regional soil district directors.
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Joe Edwards
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Thompson Campaign Caravan Moves Into Lexington Today
Former Governor M. Thompson's campaign caravan rolls into Lexington as his doctor bans talk due to swollen vocal cords. A pinch hitter spoke yesterday while Thompson addressed voters in Athens and Danielsville. He attacked Herman Talmadge over funding the Minimum Foundation Program for Education and defended his Jekyll Island purchase.
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Jekyll Island
Danielsville
Carnesville
Flannery Pope
Gthy Vfw
Pope
Eugene Talmadge
Fourth century coins discovered near Pavia in Europe
AP reports a major find of 4th century coins unearthed by peasants in a field near Pavia. The Fine Arts Commission calls the discovery the most important in Europe in a century. Finds include one large gold coin inscribed Constant II and six large silver coins bearing Emperors Valente Graziano Valentinian I and Theodore I.
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Diplociats Needed for Fishing Hinting Poor Hunting Manners
A rural appeal warns that hunting etiquette declines threaten Georgia sport. Landowners complain of increasing no trespassing signs while inexperienced hunters shoot at animals and even people. One farmer posts a warning about WPA workers ACT.
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Georgia
Misunderstanding Spurs Effort to Boost Hunting Access
The Game and Fish Commission works to fix landowner sportsman misunderstandings and improve relations through Pittman Robertson efforts. Georgia has twelve new wildlife refuges with strict protection, trapping and releasing game in understocked areas. Landowners are encouraged to invite hunters for a fee, sharing profits and funding landowner protections and food. Officials emphasize that landowners will know who hunts on their lands, reducing fence damage and improving relations.
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Pittman-Robertson
Georgia
Speedometers and fishing news from Georgia
The article lists animal speed records from 45 to 180 mph and notes a 65 plus free fishing license policy. It highlights Jack B. Moncrief’s five large mouth bass weighing 40.14 pounds and a peak fishing window. It mentions trout releases, hatchery acreage, spinning tackle debates, and deer disease concerns affecting Georgia fisheries.
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Thomasville
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Brooks County Tops Saving Bond Purchase Record
Brooks County leads 24 counties in Saving Bond purchases during the Liberty Bell tour. With a $22,000 quota, Brooks citizens have bought $25,340 in bonds at two local banks, as Senator H. R. Garrett and other dignitaries watched the bell toll 13 extra times to mark victory. Telfair and Irwin also met their goals as the campaign runs to July 4.
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Grady Farm Bureau Market Sets New Sales Record
Cairo notes Grady Farm Bureau Market reports a new sales record for two days this week as the market enters its fourth season. Okra remains the chief product with firmer prices. butter beans field peas string beans squash and tomatoes also sold. Campbell plant ready to slice and brine contract okra.
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Ischl Light Music Festival to Complement Salzburg Opera
Vienna AP reports a new annual light music operetta festival to debut this summer in Bad Ischl. The event aims to complement the Salzburg festival with performances in a scenic Alpine setting attracting regional and touring acts.
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Bad Ischlag
Salzburg Festival
Carr Opens Cairo Headquarters for Bangs Disease Work
Dr. F. S. Carr of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry has new duties in the Cairo area focusing on Brucellosis Bangs disease and tuberculosis eradication in cattle. He previously practiced in Americus and has been stationed there for months with his family planning to move back here next week.
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TV Listings Highlight Evening Programs and Debuts
New York viewers saw a dense schedule with NBC CBS and DuMont channels featuring dramas comedies and variety shows. Highlights include Morton Downey program Crime drama Hood Case and Holiday Hotel season finale with multiple segments and times across networks.
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4-H Tractor Maintenance Program Boosts Efficiency
The 4-H tractor maintenance program trains about 130000 leaders and members in Georgia to care for and operate tractors efficiently. Advisers and older members receive special training at clinics by the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service and American Oil Company.
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Sleeveless fashion toned for wearers by home agent
Miss Ophelia Smith urges tempering extreme sleeveless styles with practical sleeves for women. She notes young girls suit sleeveless only, while older women can wear brief kimono or straight bands. armholes must be carefully cut and finished for a smooth tailored look. shoulder pads can be hidden with fabric.
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Israel bank deposits rise amid last twelve months growth
Tel Aviv reports deposits at Israel Bank climbed to 282.36 million dollars with a 60 thousand 2000 increase in the past year. Readers note a portion of the OCR shows unclear figures but indicates overall growth in deposits.
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Israél
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Scout Eagle Mason Joye Receives Eagle Badge in Lake City
Mason Joye was awarded the Eagle Rank at a Court of Honor on April 30 1950 at First Baptist Church Lake City Florida. He is the son of Mr and Mrs N M Joye formerly of Thomasville and has visited Thomasville with his grandmother Mrs C M Joye and his Aunt Miss Maude Hurst.
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Florida
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Grady County Voters Eligible for State Democratic Primary
Cairo June 15 Grady county will have about 7 020 persons eligible to cast ballots in the June 28 state Democratic primary after registrars purge old lists and add new registrations including 1 390 women and 332 Negroes The old list shows 2 177 white voters 1 241 men and 886 women plus 474 Negroes
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