Arnall in Closed Talks on Georgia Road Building Plan
Gov Ellis Arnall met with the State Highway Board in a special session in Atlanta to discuss the road-building program. The closed meeting followed by Arnall signaling a statement later, with sources noting discussion of a new two and a quarter million dollar highway construction program launched last week by Gov. Arnall.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
State Highway Board
Steve C. Pate
Arnall
Highway Department
Government grants support Georgia cannery expansion
The federal government approved 38256 to Georgia community canneries for the summer expansion and hiring of temporary assistants during peak canning season. State vocational education director M D Mobley said funds cover through June 39 and an additional appropriation is expected starting July 1.
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Atlanta
Georgia
M. D. Mobley
Mobley
Arnall Announces State‑Funded New Projects
Arnall states that the new program’s projects will be financed entirely with state funds.
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Arnall
France faces political crisis as parties clash over leadership
Paris reports a mounting government crisis as Socialists reject the presidency of the council while moderate MRPs endorse foreign Minister Georges Bidault. De Gaulle advocates a strong executive and two chamber legislature, but immediate solutions appear distant as Gouin resigns and a rapid government formation is pursued.
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Robert C. Wilson
Paris
Council
Popular Republican Movement
Georges Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
MRP
Bayeux
Socialist Party
Daniel Mayer
National Council
Felix Gouin
DeGaul
France
de Gaulle
Ofg
Ragans and Davis Wedding in Madison Florida
Mi ss Edith Lyndall Ragans daughter of Mr and Mrs Early Ragans and Jr James Aubrey Davis son of Mr and Mrs J A Davis of Thomasville Va were united in marriage in a garden ceremony at the bride’s sister Mrs L R Andrews home in Madison Florida Dr William Marshall Burns officiated with music by Walter Whitlock Juanita Hadden and A W Wallaford. The reception for about 300 guests followed. The couple planned a ten day wedding trip and will reside in Madison.
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Edith .Lyndall Ragans
Early Ragans
James Aubrey Davis
J. A. Davis
Thomasville
L. R. Andrews
William Marshall Burns
the Baptist Church
Walter Whitlock
Juanita Hadden
A.W. Wallaford
Valdosta
Hadden
Greig
Mr. Wallaford
d’Hardelot
W. C. Copeland, Jr
East Garden
W. R. Brawner
Ocala
Carl
Bevis
Mary Davis
Billy Simpson
Madison
J.A. Davis
Clifford Davis
Jack Davis
Ruby Smith
J. A. Johnson
Jeanette Johnson
J. C. Davis
Helen Davis
Lee Singletary
Jasper Davis
L. I. Hall
Betty Hall
Earl Dyke
Roland Clanton
Paul Smith
Rarph L.brantley
Lamar
Macon
A. P. Menshew
Jesup
Ruben Brawner
Orala
C. F. Davis
Columbus
A. W. Willaford
Joe Cantey
Mary Alice Cantey
S. A. Thompson
No Logs No Lumber and Lumber Shortage Under OPA Rules
A Chicago Tribune excerpt notes OPA limiters curtail lumber output and push black market profit. It cites a May 17 letter from Iron Mountain Michigan describing price ceilings about five dollars below cost, blaming CPA and bureaucrats for housing shortages.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
OPA
The
Wall Street Journal
Richard G. Kimball
National Lumber Manufacturer's’ Association
Chicago
Wyatt
Tribune
Voice of the People
Mountain, Mich
Washington
CPA
W. A. Henze
Georgia imposes quarantine on Florida visitors
Georgia health officials announced a two week quarantine for anyone arriving from Florida due to polio cases. Georgians returning from Florida and Florida arrivals to Georgia face the same 14 day isolation. Dr Bowden cited Florida cases and urged public cooperation.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia State Health Department
Florida
C. Daniel Bowden
Bowden
North Carolina
Tallahassee Club
Geor
Local notables tied to June 1946 Madison Weekly list
Readers see a compact roster naming residents from Coolidge Georgia Greenville South Carolina Monticello Bainbridge and Lake City in a Madison Weekly notice dated June 14 1946 highlighting families and individuals involved in regional social or civic matters.
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Havana
E. E Allizood
Coolidge
S. B. Algeo
Greenville
C. L. Drew
Monticello
Car S. Bevis
Bainbridge, Ga
C. W. Jones
Lake City
Madison Weekly
Card of Thanks for Our Friend and Family Loss
We express gratitude for the kind gestures and support shown during our time of sorrow. Your comforting words, visits, and prayers helped ease our burden as we remember our loved one and the shared memories.
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