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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
2
A resident near Vashti school reports birds removed from nests and damaged by local youths. She appeals to Sheriff Beckham through Times-Enterprise asking parents on East Clay Street extension and nearby areas to act to protect neighbors property.
Walter C. Fisher president of Lions' Clubs told Georgia Lions that membership means being above partisan divides. He noted partisan politics or religion separate men, while Lions' International unites them, speaking in Atlanta on June 20.
The bi city Girl Scout conclave at Camp Piney Woods near Thomasville in July sets Sunday June 25 as final registration day for the Brownie session for girls 7 to 10. The camp runs July 5 to July 19 with swimming, sports, dramatics, nature study, and more under Albany and Thomasville Council sponsorship.
Mr. Roswell King of Tallahassee admitted to Archbold Memorial hospital. Mrs. Lida Jones of OsceolaArk., visiting sister Mrs. John C. Vaughn. Mrs. W V Mitchell Mrs. L H Jones and Mr. Paul Stevens admitted. Mrs. Herbert Singletary vacationing in Ft. Pierce Fla. Miss Elaine Law leaving for Chicago to visit Aunt Mrs Law Packer. Mrs. Curtis Middleton in Albany with ill father undergoing operation at Phoebe Putney hospital. Mrs. John Morgan and Beth visiting Hollingsworths. Dr. Morgan joining family en route to Florida and to be resident physician at a Jacksonville hospital.
In a news conference he hedges on future votes and party ties. The piece notes Robert A Taft as a possible Republican choice and references Joc Ferguson as the Democratic nominee in November. Lausche’s independent stance cools Democratic hopes for a future president bid.
The camp committee includes a rector a dietitian and numerous other qualified counselors. Mrs Guy May is named chairman and heads the camp committee.
Macon Telegraph opposes a 1951 law creating 23 state appointed juvenile court districts and judges under the Talmadge administration. The piece warns this shifts courts into politics, enlarges patronage, costs, and risks compromising judicial independence across Bibb, Chatham, Richmond, and Muscogee counties.
Rome AP reports Italy pays over 1.1 million wartime and new disability pensions ranging from 1 to 100 a month. Parliament plans to consider proposals to raise payments as living costs rise. About 450,000 disability cases remain unsettled.
Judy Garland faced a suspension reportedly after an hours absence from a rehearsal. Agent Carlton Alsop, who denied a knife incident, said Garland was upset and Minelli tried to comfort her. Garland, in show business since age three, has a daughter with Minelli, Liza.
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