Delinquency and Home Life in Postwar Era
A North Georgia judge links child misbehavior to home life while urging broader community programs to channel spare time into constructive activities. The article argues for safe facilities for all children and public support for expanding community centers.
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Georgia
Children First in South Georgia Vote Push for School Buildings
A resident recounts seeing numerous modern school buildings on a five hundred mile journey and urges support for a local light rate increase to finance two new school structures, one for whites and one for others, arguing about fifty cents per month for less than three years will benefit children and communities.
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Georgia
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Thomasville
Sanitary system overhaul and bond vote debated in Thomasville
City leaders argue the aging sanitary system requires full rehabilitation beyond existing sewer lines. A proposed bond of about 150000 dollars would fund water extensions, storage, and two school gymnasia projects, with light plant revenue supporting immediate needs. Voters face deciding on rate hikes and long term city improvements.
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Thomasville
Commission
The Power of Community Council in Thomasville
A local Community Council in Thomasville promotes unity among about seventy organizations to back town boosting projects. It urges passage of a bond issue for gymnasiums to benefit public welfare and children, arguing unified action will drive progress despite some opposition.
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Community Council
Thomasville
Ealing Mystery Deepens at Pettigrews and Gun Room
Investigator Yates questions Diane Ealing and Pettigrew at the Ealing home about the tool shed accident, the timing of Dr. Stokes, and the gun room discovery. Pettigrew speaks of weekly tool sharpening and a right handed grip as voices whisper of a hover.
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Diane Esling
Diane Ealing
J. D
Ealing
Mrs. Pettigrew
Mr. Yates
Pettigrew
Itchen
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Morning Radio Schedule Highlights
A detailed daylong broadcast lineup lists programs from 6:30 in the morning to 7:45 in the evening. It features news and weather updates, music shows, talk segments, and a closing sign off with multiple orchestras and country music programs.
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Missouri Flood Forces Mass Evacuations Near Kenneth
Floodwaters from a breached levee inundate a large area near Kenneth, driving hundreds of families from homes and farms. The crisis prompts concern as relief efforts begin and officials assess damage. Hoover reportedly supports distressed farm groups while bloc leaders seek cooperation. Curtis rests at home after a Kansas City triumph. Senator Norris attacks the Republican convention and its leaders, calling progressive discontent and criticizing current policies. Nationalists claim China unity and outline plans for liberty under new treaties, with equality demanded by government.
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Hoover
Curtis
Kansas City
George W. Norris
China
Franklin McCall Sealed for Death in Kidnaping and Slaying Case
Ten years ago Franklin McCall was sentenced to die for abducting and killing a Florida boy. The judge pronounced the electric chair the fate for the accused, marking a high-profile capital punishment outcome. The case tied into a broader session of state political and legal actions reported alongside other items.
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Three Governors Candidates Officially In The Race
Irwington Ga June 16 AP Three candidates for governor are officially in the race with $500 fees paid. Hoke O Kelley Loganville qualified yesterday joining M A Thompson and Rev Joe Rabin Valdosta. Other races include Augustus M Roan for the State Court of Appeals and James A Perry Atlanta for Public Service Commission reelection with A J Hartley also a candidate. Additional filings reported Andrew J Ryan Jr Savannah James T Manning Marietta M H Boyer Hawkinsville and Echel Graham McRae in related posts.
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Valdosta
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McRae
Cedar Steelworkers canl strike hits aluminum plants
Pittsburgh dispatch reports CIO steelworkers union calls a 20 000 worker strike at nine Aluminum Company of America plants starting midnight Sunday. Workers will not report for Monday shifts.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
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