Cairo Church Chief Transfers Stir Local Clergy
In Cordele the South Georgia Methodist Conference announced the transfer of Nalls from Cairo First Methodist to the Dublin district superintendency. A farewell service is planned with his wife and son to move next week. Replacing him, Rev. N. G. Rainey comes from Waycross Trinity Church to Cairo. Additional moves include Rev. J. Paul Barrett to Brinson and Rev. G. C. Hamm as supply, with broader conference changes noted for Macon and Whigham-Climax charges.
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Cairo
Nalls
First Methodist
Dublin
South Georgia
Cordele
Hinesville
Nails
Donald
g.‘Kineanian
N. G. Rainey
Trinity Church
Waycross
Rainey
Columbus
J. Paul Barrett
Brinson
Thomanville
GC. F. Hamm
Morris P. Webb
Cherokee Heights
Macon
Albert S. Trulock
Whigham
Big Minevill Church
Saturn
M. M. Pierce
Whigham-Climax
J. W. Hitch
Nalis
NLRB asks trial examiner to rule on ITU violations
Washington June 29 AP NLRB attorneys urge trial examiner Arthur Leff to halt AFL International Typographical Union actions they deem Taft Hartley violations. They seek orders against strikes against Chicago newspapers and prohibit exclusive jurisdiction claims and banished 60 day contract clauses. They name ITU leaders Woodruff Randolph Randall, Larry Taylor, Elmer Brown, and Don Hurd.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
AFL International Typographical Union
Taft-Hartey
Arthur Leff
Savehi
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association
Leff
NLRB
Allen Sinsnemer
Caroll L. Martin
Chicago
Sinsheimer
Martin
ITU
Woodruff Randulph
Larry Tayoy
Elmer Brown
Don Hurd
Army estimates 250 thousand to be drafted in first year
The army projects 228000 to 250000 inductions in the first year of the draft with monthly calls rising after an initial small start. Royall notes training centers will reopen and 250000 to 300000 volunteers expected the coming year.
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Washington
Dune
Army
Royali Teld
Royallos
Talbottom Mayor Henry Persons Announces Democratic Bid
Henry Persons, 40, mayor of Talbottom, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor of Georgia on Gov. M1. BE. Fheynpson's ticket. Persons is a World War II veteran.
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Henry Persons
Talbottom
Georgia
BE. Fheynpson
Persons
AP Paoto
London Dockers End Strike Return to Work Voted
London workers voted at a mass meeting to return to duty tomorrow as the government moves to quell a 16 day strike. About 2,000 soldiers moved into docks and 18,000 idle workers tied up food and supplies. King George VI declared a state of emergency under a 1920 law as regulatory actions and requisition powers were discussed.
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London
George VI
Liverpool-Birkenhead
Auction of Nazi loot raises questions about memory and guilt
A June AP report recalls a wartime auction of Nazi looted goods in New York to aid displaced Europeans. Bids bought Herend porcelain and silver candlesticks tied to victims and camps like Dachau and Buchenwald, with profits funding relief efforts. The piece notes the haunting anonymity of owners and the ethical ambiguities of repurposed treasures.
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Hal Boyle
New York
mMetory
Germany
Vvashead
Buchenwald
Aucion
Hod
Sam
H D Taylor to Lead Okra Research Program in Cairo Area
Agronomist H D Taylor will head an okra research program centered in the Cairo region with assignments to the West Central Plain Experiment Station at Tifton and a substation at Attapulgus. The plan, authorized by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, aims to improve okra varieties and cultivation and protect against pests. Key participants include Drs Woodward Woodruff and E F Coleman.
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Cairo
H. D. Taylor
Board of Regents
University System of
Georga
Taylor
Wosstal Plain
Tifton
Attapulgus
Okra
Apa
Cairo Hog Prices Return To Peak At 27 Cents A Pound
Cairo market reports hog prices back to the all time peak of 27 cents per pound for regular stock sales. Grade one hogs brought 27 cents, grade two and three at 26.50, heavies 26.25. feeder pigs up to 25.56. Cattle market steadier with limited demand for fancy beef grades.
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Cairo
Lvestock
Hoge
Yugoslavia Faces Cominform Pressure Over TitoFaction
The Cominform statement criticizes Tito and key Yugoslav leaders, signaling an artful struggle to realign Yugoslavia with Moscow aligned parties. It notes Yugoslavia’s break from the Communist Front and from core Cominform ranks as Romanians host a meeting without Yugoslav representation.
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Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Information Bureau
Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Communist
Communist Front
Germany
Rostivin
Tito
Cominform
Romania
Edvard Kardelj
Milovan Dijilas
Montenegro
Yugoslav
Alexander Rankovic
Police
Orce
Chicago Convention Guests Big Eaters
Chicago convention bureau reports 900000 conventioneers visit yearly for meetings and meals. Visitors stay about three days on average, equating to roughly eight million meals served in Chicago venues.
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Chicago
BIG
Chicago Convention Bureau
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