Jigger Moran Returns to Face Manhattan Host Leighton
In a tense reunion Jigger Moran confronts Leighton about a photo and rumors as Leighton admits both admiration and fear. Leighton reveals fascination with Jigger’s determination and hints at past actions tied to Susan Hunter and the mystery surrounding her murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighton
Jigger
Leighton
Jigger Moran
Manhattan
The
Boller
Susan Hunter
Sally Gods
Anne Brown
Aid
Cas
China
Crea
The Terrified Case and Blackmail Secrets
A discussant dismisses murder as guilt for a blackmail plot involving a girl who used the signature Terrified. Jigger fears exposure of his career if the truth leaks. Leighton recalls briefly interviewing the girl for radio, linking public interest to sensational detail and references to police pressure and a forged backstory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Jigger
Terrified
Thomas County Board approves airport lease and road pledge
Thomasville officials present a lease plan linking Thomasville and Thomas County to Hawthorne Flying Service for cadet training at Spence Field with caveats for civil airline and military use. The board also approves a SP 1957 Cairo to Ochiochnee road right of way plan, assures funding for county fire protection, and adopts a resolution backing the road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Louis
Chicago
Board of Commissioners
Louise S. Chastain
Thomas County
Chastain
Thomasville
I. . Craig
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Thomas
Thomas County Army Airport
Hawthorne Flying Service
Conjuncon
Air Force
Spence Field
Moultrie
Civil Aeronautics Board
United States Army
Navy
Griffin
Vonier
Eadie
Thomas Couty Fire Protection
Reichert
Banister
Cairo-Ochiochnee
J. L. White
Georgia
State Highway Department of Georgia
Cairo
Ooh- Inchnee
Atlanta
State Highway Department
Fourteen Georgia Marines Return From Korea
In San Francisco on June 20 AP reports fourteen Georgia Marines arrived back from Korea aboard the USNS William F. Hase. The group includes veterans from Columbus Atlanta Cochran Macon Tifton Staesboro Smyrna Dansville LaGrange Wrightsville McBean and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Korea
William F. Hase
James H. Barefield
Alexander
Ralph &. Brannon
Columbus
James W. Brower
Atlanta
James EH. Daniel
Cochran
Haskell H. Faulk
Macon
Raymond W. Weagin
Tifton
James C. Hardy
Staesboro
Hart A. Meyer
Algusta
George R. Posey
LaGrange
Hugh’ L. Sailers
Smyrna
Ralph I’. Smith
Wrightsville
Harold D. Tatum
Dansonville
Richard Weathershees
McBean
Marvin L. Wilson
Ground broken for Grace Episcopal Church in Cairo
Cairo June 29 ground has been broken for a new Grace Episcopal Church to be built south of the north side grammar school in the northwest Cairo area. The 2666 foot edifice will be erected by W. M. Tyeon Lumber Co with Rev Harcourt Waller of Bainbridge as vicar and James M Kennedy senior warden Frank Wight junior warden and local members attending the ceremony. The completion will fulfill years of planned growth for the congregation seeking a permanent meeting place and a richer church life for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Grace Episcopal Church
Harcourt Waller
Bainbridge
James M. Kennedy
Frank Wight
W. M. Tyeon ‘Lumber Co
Episcopal Church
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Life Magazine
America
Castor
Ruth
Jim
Adv
Thomas County Commissioners
Searcy
Keyton
Erica Hoch
Ludwig Moegele
Ausburg
Bavaria
Germany
Federal
Social Security Agen
Lee Kelly
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Times - Enterprise
Scott
Venter
T. B. Chisholm
Board of
Ile
Chisholm
Vonfer
Tax Board
White
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Wade Chastain
Board of Tax Assessors
Board of ‘Tax Assessors
Po- Hcenan
Parseal
Burke
Coauuutssionera
Policcan
Board
Searcy Venter
FP. H. Stone
Agricultural Extension Service
C. W. Melver
Bannister
Melver
J. W. Weyton
Attes
J. B. Jamison
Fodern
Elmer
Ork
Nancy
New Jersey
Mimi Viren
Charles Parnabe
Milo
Bme
Wybelf
Barnard
Will
RerMine Company
Tifton Man
San Francisco
Freshie
ARRY
NEW Grace Episcopal Church
Alday & Company
Devoe Paint Dealers
Fletcher St
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