Spalding County Grand Jury Attacks Welfare Rules
The Spalding County Grand Jury denounces federal and state welfare regulations as encouraging bastardy and dependence. It calls for policy changes, urges a shift from assistance to relief, and asks citizens to push Georgia officials to reform welfare rules to curb abuses and promote self support.
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Spalding County Grand Jury
Spalding Unty, Ga
Grand Jury
Griffin
Spalding County Grand Jury Ly
Welre
Welfare Department
Citizens of
Spalding County
Georgia
Congress
State Welfare Department
Cairo Public Library Vacation Reading Club Expands
Cairo Public Library remains busy during school vacation as the fourth annual Vacation Reading Club draws over 500 young members. Miss Wessie Connell and staff decorate with a Robin Hood theme guiding reading for fun with rewards for completing books.
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Cairo
Cairo Public Library
Wessie Connell
Robin Hood
Merry Men of Sherwood Forest
Flower
Richard
Lion Hearted
Merry England
Lfe
Gus Mann
Heard County
Boston Primitive Baptist services announced in city church
Elder J Walter Hendricks of Savannah Georgia will conduct a series of services at the Boston Primitive Baptist Church starting Friday morning June 27 and continuing through Sunday June 29 Morning services at 11 oclock and evening services at 8 oclock A cordial invitation is extended to all Elder J E Clark of Sylvester Georgia is pastor.
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J. Walter Hendricks
Savannah
Boston Primitive Baptist Church
Social Security Q and A Booklet Issued in Thomasville
The Social Security office in Thomasville releases a free 4 question and answer booklet to help residents understand benefits. Manager Douglass M. Richard emphasizes getting correct information to avoid losing entitlements, citing a widow who missed $435 by relying on casual advice. The regional office is at 11 N Crawford Street Thomasville.
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Social Security
Thomasville
Douglass M. Richard
Richard
Crawford Street
Veteran Texas newsman Gene Howe buried in Amarillo today
Gene Howe longtime Amarillo Globe and News editor and Globe-News Publishing Co. chairman was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot. A Justice of the Peace ruled death by action. Friends cited health-related despondency. Howe led the company owning multiple papers and stations in Amarillo and Lubbock.
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Amarillo Tex
Gene Howe
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo Globe and News
W. J. Flesher
Randall County
Justice of the Peace
Howe
Globe- News Publishing Co
Amarillo
Amarillo Morning News
Amarillo Globe-Times
KGNC
KFYO
Lubbock
Ed Howe
Atchison
Kas
Globe
Wall Street Named for Peter Stuyvesant Wall Defense
Wall Street in New York City derives its name from a protective wall Peter Stuyvesant, the early Dutch governor, had built to shelter the settlement from anticipated English raids. The wall’s fortifications influenced the district’s development and the street’s enduring identity.
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Wall Street
New York City
Peter Stuyvenant
Seminole County Extends School Program Hearts Community Roll
An extended school program in Seminole County draws 126 participants from ages 6 to 65 with rising enrollments daily. Volunteers staff activities including swimming at Bainbridge Elk’s pool, arts and crafts, music, and library hours, plus a growing high school band under new conductor Cornnely Ward.
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Donalsonvile
Seminole County
Gene Chandler
Elk’s Elu
Bainbridge
Gordon Bagley
Bagley
H. R .Dozier
Joe Kirkland
Transformers Arrive for Cairo Electric Substation
Three of four large transformers for the city owned Cairo substation arrived by transport trucks after a 13 month order. The remaining unit is due by Saturday. Each transformer weighs about 18 500 pounds and will speed completion of the substation and new transmission system linking to Georgia Power and Light Co. The $60 000 project uses water plant substation energy and promises lower municipal rates with no demand charge, benefiting major industrial users.
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Cairo
John W. Walker
City Utilities
Georgia Power and Light Co
Ien
Georgia Power Light Co
Georgia Power Co
City
Power Company
Walker
Meigs Medical Clinic Announces Vacation Closure
The Meigs Medical Clinic alerts patients that Dr. E Znike will close for vacation starting July 3 through July 15 at 9 a.m. An official notice from Dr. Zniké confirms the office shutdown for vacation plans.
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Meigs Medical Clinic
MEIGS
Dr. E. Znike
Fromm Hoon
Dr. Zniké
School staff prep for fall term and FFA meetings
Mr Ward assists at his place ready to help as the fall term begins. Mr Baker, vocational agricultural teacher, runs the shop for high school boys and holds special FFA meetings assisted by Mr Brooks. High school girls may take the course in the workshop led by Mr Jerikind, principal ofner High School, 48 coordinator.
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Ward
Baker
Joe Brooks
J.B. Jerikind
Ner High ‘School
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