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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

8

Radioactive grains from bomb tests raise questions in Britain and U.S.

English cows graze on grass sprinkled with fallout from atomic tests in Nevada. The National Academy of Sciences says limited radiation so far, but more knowledge is needed as atomic plants grow. The report calls for cross‑discipline efforts to solve radiation hazards and notes ongoing cloud seeding projects in Georgia and Alabama with multiple counties under contract.

Nevada Britain Acady Sciences Academy The Inclus Rée Feldair Berrien Candive Bacon Bryan Ooifea Means Patmall Toombs Bul Chattekoochee Valley Bronan Chat- Lancas James C. Prather Columbus Catoman Georgia-Alabama Water Conservaton’ Corp Tallahassee French West Indies Florida Georgia East Georgia Water Resources Development Assn W. D. Clifton Metter Ernest Strickland Claxton North Sea

Boston Chapter New Homemakers attend state camp at John Hope

On Monday June 11 two girls Theresa Byrd and Corine Jackson and adviser Miss Ossie Ashe represented the Boston Chapter of New Homemakers of America at Camp John Hope Fort Valley. They stayed a week and participated in activities. Theresa Byrd won second place in arts and crafts and the group plans to send more members next summer.

Boston New Homemakers of America Camp John Hope Fort Valley Theresa Byrd Corine Jackson Ossie Ashe Theresa

Business And Civic League Meeting Postponed

President H D Thomas announces the Thomas County Business and Civic League will not hold its regular meeting on Monday July 2. A further notice will be posted later to announce the new date for the July gathering.

H. D. Thomas Thomas County Business and Civic League

Rev Andrew J Young Named to Foreign Missions Board

The Rev. Andrew J. Young of 1108 Lester Street was elected a corporate member of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions at the General Council on Con gregational Christian Church biennial session in Omaha. The group, oldest in the country, marks its 160th anniversary and reports vast global work with 334 full time workers overseas, 986 schools and colleges, 80 hospitals and dispensaries, 24 social centers and 1 987 churches.

Andrew J. Young Lester ‘Street American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions General Council On Congregational Christian Church Omaha Foreign Missionary Group

Safety Hints from the Red Cross

The Red Cross publishes safety hints to inform the public on basic precautions. The tips cover fire prevention first aid and personal safety measures for homes and communities.

the. Red. Cross

Ochlochnee Scouts Plan Dinner Dance on Fourth of July

The Ochlochnee Boy Scouts Troop 359 announce a chicken supper at 8 p.m. and a big dance at Ochlochnee Negro High School. W. M. Conner chairs the event with admission set at fifty cents for all.

Ochlochnee

Weekly YMCA Activity Schedule

The schedule lists daily YMCA activities including swimming and various boys and girls softball and adult swim sessions. Timings run from morning to evening across Monday through Friday with age groupings and league references where shown.

Rainmaking and radiation links in weather asks for answers

The piece reports cloud seeding efforts in Georgia, Florida and Alabama, led by Dr. Irving P. Krick, with a claimed 9 to 17 percent rain increase in studied areas. It notes costs, statewide expansion plans, and the need for better safeguards against radioactive releases, urging readiness for future waste handling.

Associated Press Georgia Alabama Florida Southeast Irving P. Krick Denver Krick Water Resources Development Corp Claxton Metter South Georgia Homerville Jacksonville Tallahassee Thomasville Chattahoochee Valley Columbus

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