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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
2
The text explains juror oath in criminal trials, definitions of defendant prosecuting witness and state roles, indictment basics, and key civil versus criminal trial differences. It highlights presumption of innocence, burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, jury selection challenges, and options for the accused including pleading and testifying.
Poughkeepsie New York report says Gabriele Cicala, 85, a retired farmer who already raised 10 children with ages ranging from 98 to 33, remarried seven years ago. His second wife Venera, 33, gave birth to a seven pound boy yesterday. Cicala declares he is still full of pep.
Pittsburgh report notes three top producers U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel pledged wage increases in renewed talks with CIO United Steelworkers. Union president David J. McDonald seeks a substantial boost and a strike deadline looms at midnight June 30 if no agreement is reached.
Thomas County 4-H champions travel to Abrahams Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton for a two day District Project Achievement Meet with 26 counties. Demonstrations count 60 percent and record books 40 percent. Delegates include Larry Scott Sandy Ganyard Theoditus IV Leon Hurst Ann Maddox Eileen Crocker Judy Crocker Camille Titus Pat White and Mary Wurst under guidance of County Agent W L Whittle Assistant Nathan L Coarsey and Home Demonstration Agent Ophelia Smith.
Cairo obituary notice thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the funeral of their mother. Gratitude for floral offerings and prayers. Signed by Paul T. Lewis Br. Albert Lewis Carl L. Lewis and Mrs D E Bolick on behalf of the Lewis family.
K. S. Varn of Waycross was reelected chairman of the Georgia Forestry Commission. The board also approved relocating the state headquarters from Atlanta to Macon, with the change to occur during the coming fiscal year per Director Guyton DeLoach.
Rev Saundera Garwood a Donalsonville native and Columbia Seminary student spoke on the word Great at the Lions Club meeting in Donalsonville His Bachelor of Divinity degree is to be awarded in a year with a Decatur Presbyterian institution. Guests included Dick Turner Andy Collins Harry Beimer Hal Boswell and Phillip Yarbrough.
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