Jerusalem Food Official Sees Israeli Diet Adequate
Lord Boyd Orr former director general of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization visited Israel and assessed food lists. He found the rations clear to maintain health and noted Israelis have long protested the per person weekly meat allowance and reliance on frozen fish potatoes carrots and peas with some eggs included.
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Jerusalem
Lord Boyd ‘Orr
United Nations: Food and Agricultural Organization
Dev
Mir
Israel
Boyd ‘Orr
Teraelis
Barber imposes note from home for brush cuts
Elmira barber Lee Rowley posts a policy in his shop requiring boys under 12 to bring a note from home for a brush cut. The sign aims to manage irate mothers and maintain order in the shop.
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Elmira
Lee Rowley
Political Announcements for Representative and Judge Candidate Notice
A candidate seeks re election to the House of Representatives in Thomas County promising continued service if favored with another term and urging vote in the June primary. Jesse T Edwards campaigns for Superior Court Judge in the Southern Circuit arguing for fair trials and public confidence and asking voter support.
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Thomas County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Ple
Stewart
Willis
Candidate Henry P Russell Jr Seeks Georgia Assembly Seat
A candidate for the Georgia General Assembly from Thomas County announces his bid to represent the area currently held by Representative Willis. He pledges honorable and loyal service, vows careful consideration of state issues, and aims to avoid mistakes in his representation.
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General Assembly
General Assembly of
Georgia
Thomas County
Chastain Proclaims County Progress and Road Projects
Robert E. Chastain outlines Thomas County achievements during his term including Road contracts from the Colquitt line to Pavo, rebuilt Ochlocknee River bridge, State Market Grounds paving, U S Highway 319 upgrades, forestry towers, a new Health Center funded over 100000, and increased school and welfare funding. He cites 500000 in project costs and notes 2500 veterans with free licenses while promising continued service and re election.
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Thomas County
Thomas County political notices announce candidates
Fellow citizens of Thomas County announce candidacies for Georgia General Assembly and County Commissioner. BRND SCOTT JR seeks county commissioner in Coolidge Ellabette Merrillville districts. ALTON W HARRISON seeks a full four year term as county commissioner after serving unexpired term. Voters urged to support in June primary.
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Coolidge-Ellabette
Merrillville
Thomas County
A. P. Megahee
Alton W. Harrison
Lilly seeks re election as Superior Court judge in Southern Circuit
George R Lilly announces candidacy for re election as judge of the Superior Courts in the Southern Judicial Circuit under Democratic party rules with a June 28 1960 primary. He notes the circuit spans many counties and pledges to meet as many voters as possible and to perform duties faithfully and impartially.
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Superior Courts
Southern Judicial Circuit
Democratic Party
Gbu. R. Lilly
Charles of 1 ran Sr Seeks Thomas County Commissioner Seat
Charles of 1 ran Sr, a life long Thomas county resident, announces his candidacy for county commissioner. He pledges faithful service and asks for votes and influence at the upcoming primary. He notes prior service in the position and expresses willingness to serve the county to the best of his ability.
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Thomas County
Agalp
Charles
Thomas County Representative Seeks Re election With Record
On April 7 the candidate qualified to succeed himself as Representative to the General Assembly. He cites support for the Mintf urd Bopudsticy program, highway board reorganization, postal and health programs, merit pay, state markets, and court reform. He promises more legislation including motor vehicle and truck license laws.
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Thomas County
General Assembly
Justice Dept Gives Transcript In Amerasia Probe
The Justice Department handed Senate investigators the FBI transcript of a 1945 conversation between diplomat John Service and Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. Senator McCarthy linked the talk to alleged military secrets. Service denies sharing any. The committee planned to keep contents confidential during its inquiry.
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Washington
Justice Department
Senate
FBI
John 8
Service
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
Edward P. Morgan
James’m. McMerney
Tydings
Do. E. Rhetts
McCarthy
R-Wis
Service Jaffe
Jaffe
Morgan
Senate Committee
Chinese in Malaya Racket Victims
Singapore reports hundreds of illiterate Chinese in the Malaya Federation duped by emigration racketeers who claim to send people to Communist China. Victims are kept in Chinese lodging houses in Singapore paying 8 to 14 dollars weekly while visas are supposedly arranged. Many travel documents are actually obtainable in the Federation, but the bluff drains savings and leaves penniless migrants needing welfare aid to return home.
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Singapore
Malaya Federation
China
Gang of Visas
Red China
Federation
Names for carrots spark lively slang from Idaho to D.C.
Moscow Idaho AP reports 350 variety names for carrots in a USDA pamphlet. Jim Kraus of the College of Agriculture helped write it after confusion among carrot growers and buyers over proper names. Other nicknames include orange ice braunschweiger airliner stump oxheart and narrow shouldered.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Jim Kraus
College of Agriculture
Garbo film project in Europe terminated amid filming woes
Hollywood notes report Greta Garbo’s Europe based project, produced by Walter Wanger and Eugene Frenke, is officially off after over a year of delays due to foreign location difficulties. Garbo, idle since Weak Woman, remains cautious about a return while financially secure. Paul Douglas comments on career choices and typing risks, wishing Brad Crawford success in Born Yesterday adaptation. Basehart noted for a demanding role ahead.
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Hollywood
Greta. Garbo
Europe
Walter Wanger
Eugene Frenke
Garbo
Cowar Ad
Paul Douglas
Brad Crawford
Douglas
Thrace
Richard Basehart
Fragmentary crossword style clues from a dramatic scene
A clipped stage moment shows a character teetering on a thigh high ledge and threatening to fall as others react. The text mixes garbled clues with scattered numbers and partial phrases about plants cards and states suggesting a puzzle or cataloged notes rather than a coherent narrative.
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Southern Circuit
Southern Judicial Circuit of
George R. Lilly
Jesse T. Edwards
Sincerary
Henry P. Russell, JR
Robert E. Chastain
Colquitt County Line
Ochlocknee River
Watson Bridge
Pavo
Glenwood Drive
Boston
Coolidge
Hospital
Health Department
County
Milledgeville
Rome
Augusta
Rand
Georgia General Assembly
Whae
Iee
Prome
BRND
Scott, JR
Justice Dept
Amerasia Probers
Malaya
Moscow
Idaho
Sulcide
Basehart
Massachusetts
Pubile Saxe & Soret i Berek
Agiariuemes
Franks
American Meat Institute
Chicago
U.S
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