Draft law details and deferment rules explained
The piece outlines who may be deferred or exempt under the new draft law. It covers conscientious objectors, active service members, veterans, college students, and those in essential farm work or reserves. It notes age limits, appeal processes, and that National Guard members may not dodge induction by joining now.
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Newl
Rdserve
Dorps
Wnten
Roberts Takes Presidency At Middle Georgia College
Dr. L. E. Roberts arrives on campus to begin his duties as president of Middle Georgia College. He is a University of Georgia and Duke University graduate and will lead a college planning for a fall 1960 class drawn mainly from recent high school graduates. Dean J. Morris notes 40 percent more applications than last year, with World War II veterans down 75 percent. by 1951 veterans are expected to leave junior college. The University of Arizona tennis team closes its season with six wins and one tie.
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L. E., Roberts
Ditics
Middle Georgia Co
Roberts
University of Georgia
Duke University
J. T. Morris
Deanland
Lile
Morris
Two Romaian spy case defendants plead guilty in Bucharest dispatch
Czechoslovakia reported two of seven defendants on trial in Romania for spying pleaded guilty. Nicolau Popescu, driver to Bishop Gerald P. O Hara, and Vasile Ciobanu and Alexandru Ciocaltea admitted charges. One defendant linked to Capt Eugene Karpe, U S naval attaché who died in an Austrian tunnel.
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Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bucharest
Nicolau Popescu
Gerald P. O'Hara
Vatican
O'Hara
Savannah-Atlanta
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Neabeek
Molake
Vaican
Vasile Ciobahu
Al‘lines
Alexandru Ciocaltea
Olobanu
Eugene’ Karpe
U. S
Popescu
Bishop O'Hara
Donalsonville WSCS Officers Installed At Rites
Donalsonville June 21 at First Methodist Church the Woman's Society of Christian Service installed officers for the year. Rev L E Pierce officiated with Mrs Carl Yarbrough as president. A pledge service followed as members signed pledge cards. Mrs Earle Moseley gave a musical reading and Mrs Joe Howard was pianist. Mrs L E B Pierce reported on the Wesleyanervice Guild conference in Cochran. The W S C voted to hold two meetings per month during summer.
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Joe Howard
L. EB. Pierce
Wesleyanervice Guild
Cochran
TV Listings for New York June 29 Evening Schedule
Television and radio guide listing programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and day time and late night slots featuring The Henry Aldrich Season Finale The Hollywood Theater Blondie Dagwood Counter Spy Robert Q Lewis and Stop The Music among others with standard one hour time slots for daylight and standard time adjustments.
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Thuraddy
Henry “Aldrich
Screen Guild Theater
Duffy's Tavern
Sara
CBS
JBI
Mr. ‘Feathers
V. Lopez
NBC
John Conte
Kay Kyser
Martin Kane
Robert Q. Lewis
Alan Young
ABC
Dumont
Morey Amsterdam
Judge Carpenter Trails In Race For Re nomination
Atlanta June 29 Judge Robert Carpenter who was acquitted last year in a murder case trailed in his bid for renomination by 48 votes Fulton county unofficial returns show Sam Lowe Jr leading Carpenter 30 720 to 30 672 The official canvass will decide the race Carpenter shot Lockwood in the face July 27 1949 Lockwood represented Mrs Carpenter in a divorce suit
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Atlanta
Robert Carpenter
John Lockwood
Fulton County
Carpenter
Sam Lowe Jr
Lowe
Lockwood
National Service Life Insurance dividends go to beneficiaries
Georgia veterans official William K. Barrett says dividends from National Service Life Insurance will be paid to beneficiaries after living veterans. Payments are handled by the Veterans Administration District Office from the veteran’s file, with monthly recipients receiving first and lump sum cases later. If multiple policies exist, beneficiaries may receive several checks and lawful claimants share any remaining amounts.
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Atlanta
National Service Life Insurance
Georgia
William K. Barrett
State Department of Veterans Service
Barrett
Plan to Display U S Flags at Donalsonville Schools
Members of the Ida Underwood Hodges Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plan to place United States flags on the grounds of Donalsonville Elementary and High Schools. The Donalsonville Lion's Club will be asked to provide flag poles. The club votes to award a medal to the student with the highest American History average and considers funding a General Robert E. Lee memorial chapel in the local men’s cathedral. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. Ernest Green as president and several others in key roles.
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Donalsonville
Ida Underwood Hodges
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Donalserville Lion's Club
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Striking Trolley Operators Leader Defeated
An AP report notes the defeat of the leader of the trolley operators strike on Saturday June 29. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a setback for the leadership of the labor action.
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Satunday
Esse Walto
Yp Ehtly
Vocal program by Charles Smith at Exchange Club meeting
Baptist minister Charles Smith gave a short vocal program at the Exchange Club Tuesday. Osco Hughes accompanied him on piano and introduced him. Smith noted for Juilliard training performed Some Rival Has Stolen My True Love Away When I Sang My Songs To You Lindy and Shortin Breau to appreciative members. New officers were installed with Alex Crittenden as secretary and John Guy as vice president.
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Alex Crittenden
John Guy
Downing Musgrove Wins Georgia House Seat
Downing Musgrove former secretary to Governor Ed Rivers won the Georgia House seat representing Clinch County defeating Iris Blitch the sole woman member. He carried every precinct except one and is a 39 year old lawyer who runs a radio station in Douglasville and a telephone exchange. He previously served as Commissioner of Revenue under Acting Governor M E Thompson.
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Downing
Musgrove
Ed_ Rivers
Clinch ‘County
Iris
Georgia
House of Representatives
Jmusgrove
Exchange Club Elects Bernard Lanigan President for 1950 51
Bernard Lanigan accepted the presidency and pledged to fulfill office duties while calling on Exchangites for continued support. John Hicks was thanked for presenting Robb White in a notable program. No lunch on July 4, and July 11 is a business meeting.
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Gaval
Bernard Lanigan
Lanigan
Bes Otvhis
Exchangites
John Hicks
Lipsey
Robb White
Cadet Appointed Commander at Fort Benning Camp
A cadet from the Infantry RO TC has been appointed commander of Company F at the Southeastern States RO TC Cadet Camp held at Fort Benning Georgia. The event centers on training and leadership development for cadets across the region.
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Sinpbinted Ville
Georgia
Infantry
Fort Benning
Seminole Miller Teachers Workshop Opens With Open House
H B Smith director announces an open house Friday July 7 at 8 30 p m at Seminole High School. Attendees may view daily work periods from general assembly to recreation. Skits exhibits and art displays will be shown. The music department will perform folk dances in costumes in the gym. The public is invited to attend this feature of the workshop.
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Seminole
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