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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

8

Too Normal Roles Define TV's Female Stars Says Lowry

AP television columnist Cynthia Lowry notes the season shows few glamorous or exciting roles for women. Shirley Booth stars as a maid while guest roles depict alcoholics narcotics addicts and blackmail victims. She predicts a glamor deficit will persist next season with Ball and Young returning in domestic arcs.

Shirley Booth Lucille Ball Loretta Young Betty Furness Betty Greta Garbo Hollywood Weekend View

Five arrested in Georgia car theft ring crackdown

Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents nabbed five suspects in Albany after raiding a car theft ring that stole eight cars from 1961 and 1962. More arrests expected in Albany and Atlanta as price lists showed vehicles sold for about 400 dollars.

Albany, Ga Georgia Bureau of Investigation Albany GBI McCulley Harris Atlanta Harris

Sudden Storm Ravages Reynolds Peach Orchards and Crops

A powerful storm hit Reynolds Georgia causing extensive damage in Taylor County. Peach grower Walter Wainwright estimated $125000 in losses across his 300 acre peach orchard and fields, with cotton and watermelon damage and downed timber and utility poles reported by Police Chief L D Gordon. The storm described as a twister damaged buildings and felled trees in the area north of Reynolds, the hometown of Lt. Gov. Garland Byrd.

Reynolds Taylor County Walter Wainwright L. D. Gordon Garland T. Byrd Wainwright

Wise Assumes Top Local Rotary Post

Robert A. Wise became president of the Thomasville Rotary Club succeeding N. Pratt Secrest. Secrest praised officers for 1961 62 and presented tokens of appreciation. Guests included Mrs Secrest and foreign exchange student Sirkka Voull Apiala. Wainwright reported a 10 minute storm near a peach packing plant causing crop losses. Sheriff Wright and farmer losses noted.

Robert A. Wise Alday & Co Thomasville Rotary Club N. Pratt Secrest Arthur 8. Albright Robert C. Balfour II Elder J. Harley Chapman Herschel R. Clay Leroy B. Edwards Robert Jinright Roy M. Lilly Cyrus Wise Secrest R. A. Wise Bruce Anderson Louis Meirs Bill Eidson Jack Kirkland Gus Elliott Valdosta Joe Tinker Tallahassee Sirkka Voulle Apiala Finland Thomasville Rotary Clubs H. Eugene Driver J. Harley Chapman Joe Feinberg Arthur §. Albright Herschel R Sonny) Clay

Mentalist Baffled by Heavy Wrists at Magicians’ Meet

At a Cleveland convention of prestidigitators Stuart Cramer found a way to free Dr. David Faust the mentalist from handcuffs. Faust wore the cuffs and could not escape due to large wrists until Cramer obtained the correct key after calls and a search of about 800 attendees.

Cleveland, Ohio Stuart Cramer Cleveland David Faust Faust Cramer

Revenue Official Accuses Em ployee of Political Activity

State personnel director Irvin Gilbert says a field inspector in the miscellaneous tax unit George Head was placed on indefinite leave after being accused of campaign work for Peter Zack Geer. Head allegedly handed out material June 24 at a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Atlanta.

Atlanta State Revenue Department Irvin Gilbert Gilbert George Head John Sheffield Sheffield Head Peter Zack Geer Veterans of Foreign Wars

1961 Tobacco Revenue Tops Previous High

U S tobacco growers posted a record 1.82 billion dollars in cash receipts from tobacco sales for 1961, exceeding the prior high by 386 million. The Agriculture Department noted that receipts from 1950 to 1960 ranged around 1 to 1.2 billion annually, with 1961 crossing the 1.3 billion mark for the first time.

Washington U. S Agriculture Department

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Cynthia Lowry New York Ing NBC Blvis Newell N. W. Maples Doeran Kim Oris Barnfield Sylvester Kenneth Parris GBT Peaches Charlie J. Wright L. B. Anthony Jim Hutton Paula Prentiss Jack Carter Merring Oscar Homolka Ronald Lewis Audrey Dalton Guy Rolfe Rexall Rex Thermos Porfolmpt Personal Service S. Broad St Gordon Ave Geer Fred L. Colvin Thomasville Loring Afb Maine 8. Colvin Rt. 2 Colvin 42Nd Transportation Squadron Stephenson Lee Horace S. Broad Jackson Emeral Set and Baguettes Ensor Valdosta, Ga
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