College Boy Charged in Athens Burglary Ring
James Jackson a 24 year old University of Georgia junior was bound over to Clark County Superior Court on five burglary counts and one count of possessing non tax paid liquor. Police say he stole goods and cash over 8000 dollars. Bond set at 25500. Harrison Smith 31 charged with receiving and disposing of stolen property had bond 1000. Both suspects are from Athens.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
James Jackson
Clark County Sperior Court
Harrison Smith
Thief With Sweet Tooth Steals Ice Cream Wagon
Nashville police report a man stole a motorized ice cream wagon from a downtown street Tuesday night. The wagon, with a pink and white striped awning and tinkling music, was last seen moving slowly along a main street in Nashville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Berlin Subway Collision Injures Dozens In City Line
A collision of two Berlin subway trains beneath the city injures around 80 people as of first reports. No deaths are confirmed and the crash is the worst Berlin subway accident since 1912 on the line between Zoo station and Hansa Square.
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Berlin
Westerlin
Alice
Zoo
Hansa Square
Walton Area Vocational Tech School Sets Second Test
Walton tests set for July 1 for students entering the Walton Area Vocational Tech School. Those not tested before or turned away on the last testing date must report by 9 a.m. at 401 Wolfe St. to take the General Aptitude Test under the new state admissions policy. Telephone 226 6277.
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Walton Area
Navy Hero Dies in Scotland After Illness
Adm ir. Martin Dunbar Nasmith aged 42 and famed for World War I service died in Elgin Scotland after three weeks of illness. He held a celebrated career in the Royal Navy and was recognized as a hero for wartime actions.
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Elgin
Scotland
Martin Dunbar - Nasmith
Britain
Meigs Assembly of God Holds 9th Homecoming
The Meigs Assembly of God Church hosted its ninth annual homecoming at the Community Club House bringing together church members and local residents for the event.
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Meigs
The
Meigs Assembly of God@ Church
Thomas Area Vo Tech Offers Broad Business Courses
The Thomas Area Vocational Technical School expands its business education with accounting clerical typing and secretarial science. Classes run 8:30 to 3:30 daily or evenings 6:30 to 10:30 twice weekly. Fee is 15 per trimester. An IBM key punch will join soon. Male stenographers are in demand in some businesses. A free GATE test is available at the school or the workforce office. Applications ahead of August trimester begin immediately.
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Thomas Area Vocational Technical School
Mary F. Donalson
Cham McMillen
Thomas Arta Vocational Technical
McMillen
Dan Bain
Lois Lasseter
IBM
Georgia to Fund $500000 Trainee Programs Across Cities
U S Department of Labor approves Manpower Development and Training Act projects in Augusta Athens Columbus and LaGrange Georgia to train over 200 workers. Programs include auto mechanics body repair lithography machine operation air conditioning and welding with durations from 21 to 52 weeks and costs ranging up to 95 813.
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Washington
Georgia
U.S. Department of Labor
Phor
Herman Talmadge
Richard Russell
Augusta
Athens
Columbus
la Grange
Athens Area
Laurange
Troup County
Richmond Area Vocational Technical School
Hospital Admits Group from Thomasville and Surrounding Areas
Nine patients including Corinie English five Thomasville, Mrs Willard Nix, Mrs Eileen Singletary from Thomasville, Timothy Hall six Barwick, Mrs Adon Brock Bainbridge, Stephen Moulton ten Iron City, Mrs T B Whittingham Moultrie, and Lilie Mae Brady from Tifton admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
Corinie English
Willard Nix
Eileen Singletary
Thomasville
Timothy Hall
Barwick
Eadon Brock
Bainbridge
Stephen Moulton
Iron City
T. B. Whittingham
Moultrie
Lilie Mae Brady
Tifton
Appreciation Day Set To Honor Negro Physician
Bainbridge honors Dr. J. H. Griffin for 50 years of medical service with a July 8 program at the National Guard Armory at 2 p m. Dr. C V Troupe of Fort Valley State College leads as speaker. Griffin, who arrived in 1915, built a hospital and clinic on N Broad St and donated to Meharry Medical College.
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Bainbridge
J. H. Griffin
National Guard
C. V. Troupe
Fort Valley State College
Griffin
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Army Medical Corps
Fort McPherson
N. Broad St
Elaine Lucile Johnson
Jan Perry
Baibridge
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Cherie Hardy
Jackson
Jackson and
Smith
Thief
Walton
Navy
Church of God
Vo-Tech School
Gary Witt
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Columbus Area
Times-Enterprise
Carrier Boys
Circulation Dept
Daniel Kelly
Bobby Johnson
Sports Illustrated
Michigan Proving Grounds
Chevrolet
Motor Trend
Corvair
S. Broad St
Faulk Chevrolet Company
Thomasville, Ga
Us.a
USA
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