Ochlocknee Plant Sees Strong Canning Season
Favorable spring weather boosted operations at the Ochlocknee canning plant. Manager W. C. Muggridge reports 107 families served in 1951's first three weeks and 10010 cans processed. The plant operates Tuesdays and Thursdays with Spence Singletary as assistant in charge and invites Thomasville residents to use the facilities.
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Ochlocknee
W. C. Muggridge
Muggridge
Thomasville
Ochlocknée
Hollywood Highlights actors end pacts to seek independent careers
Lex Barker Anthony Dexter and Jack Beutel dissolved film contracts by mutual consent. Dexter, who uses Walter Craig as a stage name, sought freedom from being tied to Small and his Valentino reincarnation project. Beutel, famed as Billy the Kid in The Outlaw, left Hughes's roster to pursue independent work. Barker cited Sol Lesser not paying $60,000 for inaction and wanting outside film opportunities.
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Hollywood
Tarzan
Valentino
Billy the Kid
Lex Barker
Anthony Dexter
Jack Beutel
Dexter
Walter Craig
Walter Reinhold Alfred Frederick Fleischmann
Edward Small
Rudolph Valentino
Small
Howard Hughes
Jane Russell
Lex
Tarzan) Barker
Coolidge FHA and FFA Members Attend Lake Jackson Camp
Coolidge FHA and FFA members returned from a week of recreation at the State FFA camp at Lake Jackson Covington Georgia. They were accompanied by Miss Hatcher and Mr L G Wilson Coolidge school faculty members and advisors of the chapters.
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Coolidge
FHA
FFA
Lake Jackson
Covington
Miss Hatcher
L. G. Wilson
Coolidge School
Pavo Kiwanis Hear Housing Authority Plans
Engineer Robert A. Bradley of Albany outlined the Pavo Housing Authority setup its powers duties and limits under the National Housing Act. He explained bond authorization taxes public services and community contributions while inviting floor questions as Luther King presided and guests attended.
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Housing Authority of
Pavo
Pavo Kiwanis
Robert A. Bradley
Albany
Bradley
Bradlyn
Luther King
Howell Walden
Robert A. Bradly
J. B. Minter
Joe Daniels
Pavo Housing Authority
Hugh Alderman
James Sherrod
Walter Hargrave
Thomasville Club
Reducing Easy Insight From Quick Health Tips
Incoherent note suggests rapid health tips about using fruit juice and dosage ideas. Text appears fragmented and includes stray letters and phrases with no clear source context or verifiable facts.
Seven Die As Fire Sweeps Brooklyn Apartment House
A four story Brooklyn apartment blaze killed seven people and injured others early today. A crippled man, his wife and two children escaped along a 10 foot ledge with the aid of a neighbor Leroy Fredericks who climbed the ledge to reach the Colon family. Names include Mrs Anna Rodriguez and Mrs Lucy Sento with several children, and Juan Colon his wife Marie and three children.
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Brooklyn
New York
Anna Rodriguez
Ferdinand
Ralph
Alessandra
Lucy Sento
Sento
Juan’ Colon
Marie
Juan Jr
Nereida
Leroy Fredericks
Colon
Fredericks
Long Island Railroads Sets Normal Service After Strike
The Long Island Railroad resumes full service between New York City and Long Island after a two day engineers strike. Settlement came late yesterday with issues over working conditions and rules. The system spans 400 miles and serves Nassau and Suffolk counties plus parts of Queens and Brooklyn delivering about 900000 daily riders.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent
Movements Bureau
Long Island
New York S City
Nassau
Suffolk
New York City
Queens
Brooklyn
Swamp Guide Leads Waycross Protest Over Premiere
A barefoot swamp guide with a long-barrel shotgun leads Ware County delegates to Atlanta to demand the sole world premiere of 20th Century Fox's Lure of the Wilderness be held in Waycross. They oppose an Atlanta premiere set for July 17 and meet with Fox official Harry Batlance and Mayor Hartafield to protest.
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Atlanta
Ware County
Waycross
20Th Century-Fox
Harry Batlance
Southern Division
William B. Hartafield
Bible School Courses Close at Donalsonville First Presbyterian
The Donalsonville First Presbyterian Vacation Bible School ended after ten intensive study days. Director Arden A. Parker praised the program as highly profitable with excellent teachers despite unseasonable weather.
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Donalsonville
First Presbyterian
God
Jesus
Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Party In Donalsonville
The Intermediate Department held a Presbyterian Vacation Bible School swimming party in Donalsonville. Attendees included Mrs Arden Parker Miss Genella Harrell Dorothy Ann Parker Ellen Shelhouse Harbour Chance and others at the community pool.
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Donalsonville
Presbyterian
Bible && Og
Arden A. Parker
Ee c Harrell
Miss Genella
Chamber
Dorothy Ann Parker
Ellen Shelhouse
Harbour Chance
William ‘Arden
Parker
Doreth Parcell
Martha Harrell
Bari Ann O'Neal
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Wrigley's
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Sob Thomas
Sol Lesser
Barker
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Housing Authority
Kiwanis Club
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MR. Sawyer
TM al! Tehari
Aui
Midville
Anard
Benton
MR Tehari
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Jerry
Maple Lear
Toronto
Francis
Gabreski
Korea
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Wren
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Paulson
Wood & Son
Jewelers
W. Jackson St
Long Islander
Swamp Guide
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R.M. McLeod Jr
J. E. Boykin
Christian Church
B. B. Clark
Susie Drake
Genelia Chambers
T. B. McPheeter
Donalsonville Party
Coca-Cola Company
Thomas Welld
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coke
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