Thomasville Kiwanis Members Dine With Pavo Group
Thomasville Kiwanis Club members visited Pavo for supper enjoying porcupine meat balls Lima beans hot rolls and pie. The gathering featured remarks by Roscoe Hart on attendance and Elzie McLeod speaking about the Kiwanis International Convention in Los Angeles plus notes on the G E A program and a guest list including James Mims Rudolph Keyton and others.
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Pavo Club
Luther Ing
Atlanta
W. Bk
Macon
Roscoe Hart
Iwanis
Harry Mims
Kizy McLeod
Thomasville Club
Elzy
Los Angeles
Elzie
Uney
Mrs. Jul
Hillard
P. W. Reddick
James
Mrs. Mims
Rudolph Keyton
Ralph McChesney
Walter Hargrave
Som Stevens
Luten Teate
Ilzie McLeod
Russians tighten blockade as coal brought in from Poland
Soviet controlled press reports emergency imports of 36 000 tons of hard coal from Poland to offset Ruhr losses. Russians relax zonal border rules unconfirmed, but Berlin traffic remains halted at Helmstedt Berlin checks with no motor traffic. Rail service delay cited for technical reasons.
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Poland
Ruhr
Germany
Berlin
Helmstedt-Berlin
Helmstedt
Apital
Thomasville Debates Gym and Hotel Plans Amid Delays
City officials and donors clash over funding for a gym and hotel project. Commissioners weigh cheaper construction and possible court action while trustees reject a $200000 hospital endowment tied plan. A revised committee shortens the board to three to select suitable builders.
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Lawson Neel
Deadwood
Thomasville
White House intensifies bid to end rail labor dispute
Washington June 29 AP The White House pressed for a settlement in the railroad labor dispute as Frank P Cols chairman of the National Railway Mediation Board met with President Truman and Joan Steeman. Douglass' Chicago talks failed to avert the May 11 strike deadline. Crews wage gaps widen with 15 percent lower pay than comparable tasks. Army control of the railroads remains in place pending Justice Goldsborough decision on possible continuation of the strike ban.
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Washington
White House
Frank P. Couens
Nationa
Raiway
Truman
Presidentia
Joan RR. Steeman
Douglass
Chicago
Steelman
Temncwaily
Truyan
T 4Lan Goldsborough
Goldeborough
Thursley
Allied drivers may reach Berlin via autobahn
Allied authorities say the autobahn to Berlin remains closed to Eastern military traffic since June 19 after currency reform in Western Germany. American and British air crews are expanding food airlift to feed 2,500,000 Berliners, with shuttle service running around the clock to sustain the blockade relief effort.
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Berlin
Germany
Personal Notices From Cordele and Nearby Areas
Miss Athleen Hill of Cordele arrives to visit Miss Elizabeth Mallard. Mrs. W. W. Futch has returned home from Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Cortez Suther admitted for major surgery. Miss Virginia Yarbrough and Miss Anne Jane Yarbrough visit grandparents in Edison. Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun and Edwards return from Highlands North Carolina. A baby girl Gloria Jean born June 23 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lee Neel hosts Mr. Joe Neel and Miss Priscilla Neel through July. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Aldredge and Nina Ray leave for Port Neches Texas. Aldredge is sister of Mrs. J. R. Drew.
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W. W. Futch
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Smith Avenue
Misa Virginia Yarbrough
Anne Jane Yarbrough
Edison, Ga
E. E. Rehberg
E. D. Holland
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Gloria Jean
Lee. Neel
Brmingham
Ala
Joe Neel
Priscilla Neel
Carson Aldredge
Nina Ray
Port Neches
Texas
Thomasville
Mr. Aldredge
J. R. Drew
First Baptist Deacons Meet Tonight at Eight
The Board of Deacons of the First Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Chairman Lee EB. Kelly urges full attendance of the board.
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Board of Deacons of the
First Baptist Church
Lee EB. Kelly
0 Day Extension for Getting Drivers Licenses
Atlanta June 29 AP A ten day extension for obtaining drivers licenses was announced by Wayne Hinson director of the Department of Public Safety. The deadline is July 10. Unseasonable weather delayed licensing and more than 1,000,000 worth of licenses issued this year. About half a million remain to be processed as patrolmen accept money orders and other receipts as proof of applications.
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Atlanta
Ator Wayne Hinson
Department of Public Safety
Hinson
A. A. Ellis Narrow Escape In Dublin Car Turnover
Mr. A. A. Ellis owner operator of a West Jackson and Madison street service station had a narrow escape when his car overturned three times on a highway near Dublin Georgia. He crawled free with minor injuries and bruises then proceeded to Dublin for his son Arnold Ellis wedding.
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A. A. Ellis
West Jackson
Madison Streets
Dublin
Arnold Ellis
Ellis
Fllis
Mr. Elis
Local Guardsmen Paid in Silver Dollars Payroll
Captain Watt announces the local National Guard payroll for the past quarter amounts to over four thousand dollars. Officials plan to track spending by paying with two-dollar bills and silver dollars to observe local trade impact and monitor cash flow at merchants. The article notes potential draft exemption for guardsmen aged 19 to 26 and urges enlistment if eligible.
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National Guard
Watt
Friendly Wesley Class To Honor Bible Class Men
The Friendly Wesley Class and the Suzannah Wesley Class of First Methodist host a Lawn Sup per for the Wesley Bible Class on Wednesday at 7 00 p.m. All members urged to attend. Friendly Wesley members meet at 6 00 p.m. for a brief business session.
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Friendly Wesley
Suzannah Wesley
First Methodist Church
Tito and Stalin Rivalry Roils Balkans and Europe
The piece analyzes Tito’s Yugoslavia posing against Moscow, citing air clashes over Yugoslavia, executions of priests, and a broader Soviet struggle for dominance. It notes Cominform tensions in Romania and hints at upcoming leadership contests amid Stalin’s grip. Marey references suggest a tense Cold War landscape with Germany and Greece contexts implied.
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United States
Yugoslavia
U. S
Greece
Tito
Moscow
Russia
Balkan
Stalin
Cominform
Romania
Yaroslav
Nadel Lt
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