Another Hot Day Across Eastern Half of Nation
The Associated Press reports another hot day with temperatures dipping into the 10s overnight along the southern border and rising to the 80s and 90s by day. Readings ranged from 38 in Big Piney Wyoming to 88 in Presidio Texas as storms lingered from Texas through the plains to Minnesota and rainfall spreads along the Pacific coast from California to Washington.
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Pacific Coast
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Green Acres H. D. Club Wins State Scrapbook Prize
The Green Acres Home Demonstration Club of Thomas County won first prize in the state scrapbook contest at the 29th annual State Home Demonstration Council meeting in Athens. The club portrayed a year of work with member homes and demonstrations and 85 scrapbooks were judged.
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Thomas County
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Athens
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Harold Burton
Georgia
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Rock Eagle Camp Foundation
Rome Funeral Held For Shiflett Infant Child
Graveside services were held in Rome Georgia for James Michael Shiflett infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Shiflett of Thomasville born June 11 at Archbold Memorial Hospital and died the prior Sunday Surviving are brother Johnny and sister Jean both of Thomasville
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Thomasville
Rome
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Johnny
Jean
Judge Bootle Welcomed by Thomasville Bar Groups
The trial court ceremony for Judge W A Bootle in the Thomasville Division Court shows a warm welcome from local and western lawyers. He emphasizes soberness, a desire to do right, and pledges cooperation to run the Middle District of Georgia efficiently and justly.
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Thomasville
Middle District
Georgia
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Bootle
Par
Vance Custer
COURT
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Denver
Conger
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Vashti School Names Rev S Woodward Adams Superintendent
Rev S Woodward Adams, newly named Vashti School superintendent, is expected to start around July 15. He moves from Moultrie where he pastored the First Methodist Church, succeeding Miss Gladice Bower as Vashti’s second superintendent.
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Pelham Wreck Fatal To Camilla Motorist
A 37 year old Camilla man Charles F. Williford Jr of Route 2 died after his car struck a watermelon truck driven by Bobby Poitevint Route 1 Camilla. The collision caused the car to overturn nine miles west of Pelham on State Highway 65.
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Charles F. Williford, Jr
Route 2
Williford
Mitchell County
Bobby Poitevint
Route 1
Cochran Seeks State Senate Seat in Seventh District
W B Bill Cochran announces candidacy for Georgia State Senate from the Seventh District comprising Thomas Grady and Mitchell counties He notes Thomas County’s rotation year and asks for voter support in the upcoming summer primary citing prior service in the State Senate and House of Representatives.
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Bill) Cochran
Ransom Found With Gun Near Superstition Mountains
The $75,000 ransom was recovered near the Superstition Mountains, found with a four man’s shirt and a pistol on top, close to a road officers have crossed since Friday. Daniel J. Marsin, 41, Phoenix welder, was arrested near a ranch house after the ransom payment to Mrs. Evelyn Smith’s husband Herbert. Marsin identified by Mrs. Smith as her kidnapper and held for a preliminary hearing. FBI blamed by Police Chief Thomas for delaying a description of the suspect.
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Arix
Evelyn Ann Smith
Daniel J. Marsin
FBI
Charles P.thomas
Thomas
Marsin
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