Double Wedding Rite for Miss Garrison of Ochlocknee
Miss Margaret Garrisson and Mr. Grubbs were married in a Magnolia altar ceremony assisted by Rev. Calloway. The bride wore ivory organdy over taffeta with lace and carried an antique lace fan. After a North Broad Street reception, the couple planned a Florida wedding trip and residence in Sparta, Ga, where Dr. Grubbs will practice veterinary medicine.
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Elizabeth
Barrett
Curtis Waits
Forsyth
H. L. Chastain
Robert Ivester
North Broad Street
Martha Stanaland
Mesdames Wiley Hawkins
Herbert Nelson
Prince Jinright
Forrest Knapp
Robert van Landingham
William Summerell
Paul Brannum
Betty Sanders
Nan Pait
Florida
Global conflicts unfold as Hungary faces church oath and Schuman plan gains
Hungary's Catholic hierarchy faces an oath to Hungary's constitution amid government pressure. Schuman Plan proposals aim to woo Britain into Western European coal and steel pooling with a European Parliament review. The United Nations weighs an authority to oversee reductions in conventional arms, excluding nuclear weapons.
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Hungary
Budapest
Stockholm
Middle East
iMoscow
Iran
Russia
Schuman
France
Britain
United Nations
Lake Success
United States
New J M B Church Program At Jerusalem June 25
The Christian Echo announces a church program at Jerusalem Church on June 25 inviting the public to attend.
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J.M.B
Christian Echo
Jerusalem Church
Paper on money attitude signals loss of control to government
The article argues that the shift from tangible gold to fiat currency erodes citizen control over money and empowers government. It warns that off the gold standard in 1933 and ongoing monetary policy enable endless spending, patronage, and political entrenchment, risking collapse of the economy.
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United States
Senate plan links draft to segregated or mixed units
A proposed amendment ties a six month draft extension to a public choice on serving in segregated or mixed units. Russell says 36 states must favor the plan for it to take effect, while Maybank warns of racial strife if white soldiers are required to join mixed units. All youths 18 to 25 would register and be classified or exempt, with standby authority boosting voluntary enlistment.
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Russell
Maybank
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Senate
House
Miltary
Stalin urges influence on Kazakh literary language
A speaker argues the Kazakh alphabet borrows from Russian, balancing phonetics with Arabic heritage. Another speaker hints at outcomes for China under Marr, noting Marr’s anticipated language influence.
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Marr
China
McCarthy aims for public hearings on Amerasia case
The service and others urged open hearings as McCarthy pushes public scrutiny into the Amerasia affair. The probe centers on alleged theft of hundreds of secret government documents tied to the Amerasia magazine network and the 1945 case. Federal agents found most papers at Amerasia’s New York headquarters.
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Looper
Iowa
McCarthy
State Department
Foreign Service
Inquiry Committee
Amerasia
Service
New York
How
Amerasia Magazine
First Week of Melon Season Disappoints Brooks County Growers
June 22 Quitman Brooks County growers report a weak early melon season with few buyers until Florida buyers arrive today. The first car of 38s Cannonballs grown by Robert Collins sold for 525 but prices slipped to around 300 as cars shortage hinders shipments. Railroads lack suitable reefers, many cars shipped on consignment, while Florida markets pull high prices near 1000 per car. Brooks County shipped more melons than any county last year though this year’s crop quality is strong but demand slow until more buyers arrive.
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Quitman
Brooks County
Trecy
Florida
Robert Collins
R. L
W. B. Cunningham
South Ga
Georgia
Brooks
Market Roundup Notes Shifts in Produce and Coffee Prices
The report highlights cheaper beets cabbage watermelons and strawberries in many markets while tomatoes remain elevated due to poor weather. Peaches stay scarce through July with steady high prices. berries rise as shipments from Maryland North Carolina California Arizona and northern states increase. Coffee roasters push wholesale prices up two cents citing rising green coffee costs.
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Maryland
North Carolina
California
Arizona
Dun & Traestreet
Shower honors Miss Barbara Teate prior to wedding
A Wednesday afternoon shower in the Inman home celebrated Miss Barbara Teate before her July 1 wedding to Talbot Nunnally. Miss Margaret Thoroughman and Miss Eleanor Inman hosted with Mrs J C Thoroughman and Mrs B A Inman Sr assisting. Guests enjoyed stud punch conface sandwiches and cakes as green and white umbrellas and red rosebud sprays highlighted the decor.
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Barbara-Teate
Talbot Nunnally
Margaret Thoroughman
Leanor ‘Inman
Inman
J.C. Thoroughman
B. & Inman
Jinen
Teate
Sunbeams Meet at First Baptist Church Friday
A Sunbeam Band meeting is set at the First Baptist Church this Friday at 3 30 p m. Children between ages and 9 are invited to attend. A foods index rose slightly this week by two cents, totaling 5 96 per pound for 31 common wholesale items, up from 5 48 a year ago.
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Sunbeam Band
First Baptist Church
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