Local voters urged to turnout amid 1952 campaign talk
Readers hear claims from residents about election strategy and turnout as candidates debate changes in business and farming methods. The piece mentions Teas Mellah and others predicting a close race with nine thousand votes hoped on a Wednesday turnout, plus notes on local discussions and campaign rhetoric.
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Revolution in Industry and Education Promises Change
The text envisions a sweeping transformation driven by new machinery and training. It highlights a shift toward automated labor, with educated youth and farmers adopting scientific methods to boost productivity and profitability across sectors.
Thomasville Welcomes New Hotel by Scott Group
The article lauds the Scott group led by W. Fred Scott for building a new hotel in Thomasville to replace the failed hospital project. It praises local loyalty, civic support, and the anticipated modern, comfortable facilities with 80 rooms. The project is framed as a standing monument to community spirit and faith in Thomasville’s growth.
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Vote on Wednesday in state and county primary
The piece urges registered voters to vote next Wednesday in the state and county primary, stressing duty to support good government and secrecy of the ballot. It notes Georgia mirrors federal voting ideas, mentions Fulton and Thomas races, and warns against partisanship while asserting the ballot remains sacred.
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FOR THE DAY By EARL DOUGLASS Vacation Thoughts On Rest And Renewal
The essay argues that vacations have grown from luxury to a common practice and bring physical and mental benefits. It notes better sleep, relaxed nerves, improved digestion, and recuperation, plus a new environmental perspective that challenges old ideas and can improve daily life and future performance.
Supreme Court questions on Communist Party legality debated
James Marlow surveys government use of the Smith Act and Fifth Amendment to probe party aims and membership. The case hinges on whether a party is criminal and if membership proves intent to overthrow government. House committee actions could reach Supreme Court. Colorado reports 34 ski courses and 50 tow systems at Alpine State.
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Southern Cross Renewals Journey to New York
Plane makes a perfect takeoff from Harbor Grace Newfoundland at dawn as Southern Cross heads to New York for a large welcome for Atlantic crossing airmen. In Washington President Hoover vetoes a veterans bill, saying the current measure fails to provide a square deal for veterans. Reports from Bolivia note serious disorders and the president reportedly seeks refuge in the U.S. Also mentions Rotary speaker Stanley Bennet of Quitman.
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Brooks Protest Against Railroad Tariffs Sparks Southeast Action
In Quitman on June 26 a local group led by farmer F. H. Devane protested railroad tariffs deemed discriminatory against shippers west of the Mississippi and southeast markets. Contacts extend to Adel Valdosta Tifton Cordele Vienna Live Oak Fla and other towns as efforts push for a uniform rule affecting five in the southwest and a hoped new policy.
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