Offices Unopposed in Decatur Primary
Decatur County voters see five officers unopposed in the Democratic Primary on Sept 14 with positions for Tax Commissioner School Superintendent and others unchallenged. Other races include Sheriff Coroner Clerk of Court City Court Judge Ordinary and two State Representatives with several incumbents facing opposition.
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Bainebridge
Decatur County
Austin P. Phillips
W. L. Lamb
Joe Brock
Climax District
Bruce W. Kir“bo
Woodrow W .“Syhanuel
J. M. Lovett
J. T. Jackson
William Ronnie Cox
Ethan M. Powell
Ottis L. Poitedent
Harry W. Williams
R.A. ‘‘Cheney” Griffin
Harvey Dellar
Dellar
John L. Taylor
R. E. ‘Shanghai’ Bridges
Everett Murray
Farm Bureau
Bryan L. Johnson
Facevile
O. A. “Bac’ Kitchengs
W. D. Harrel
Democratic Executive Committee
Obesity and emotional causes of overeating discussed
The text argues obesity often stems from emotional issues rather than diet alone. Loneliness and boredom lead to overeating as self pampering. It notes that recognizing the emotional root is hard, and many deny needing help. It also discusses poor spelling as not a clear sign of low intelligence and the role of practice in spelling skill.
Machines Take Giant Strides in Fully Automated Plants
AP reports that electronics may soon run an entire factory from order to final product with humans only supervising. Executives from Daystrom IBM and American Bosch describe integrated computer systems that collect data, compute, and start up operations, while humans set up and approve tasks.
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Cessing Division
International Business Machines
S. E. Miller
American Bosch
IBM
Daystrom
IBM Management
Mystery surrounds father of Russian-held Francis Powers
Oliver W. Powers disappeared after closing his Pound Virginia shoeshop and boarding a plane in Bristol. Reports place him in Atlanta Macon or Milledgeville as he seeks a possible trip to Russia to visit his son. A law firm linked to an underwriting offer might be involved. his wife knew nothing of his plans.
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Atlanta
Francis Powers
Oliver W. Powers
Russia
Pound
USA
Bristol
Macon
Milledgeville
Powers
Barbara Gay Powers
Manteen Brown
Security Council Called Into A Special Session
Washington AP Eisenhower summoned the National Security Council for a special session ahead of his nationwide radio and TV address on the failed summit. The president planned a day with his top strategy team and to outline future aims for the United States and its allies in the speech.
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D. B. Paquin
The
National Machine Accountants Assn
Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Council
James C. Hagerty
Radio
TV Talk
United States
Free World
Sukarno Begins Visit To Japan
Indonesian President Sukarno arrived in Tokyo for a 10 day unofficial visit as the final leg of his world tour. He was met by officials and scheduled to meet Japanese leaders during the stay.
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Sukarno
Japan
Tokyo
15000 Hampers of Produce Sold at State Market
The State Farmers Market reported the season’s largest movement with 15 000 hampers of various crops sold to buyers from across the nation. Market Manager Hudson Norman said quality and prices were excellent with snap beans leading at 5132 hampers priced 1 15 to 2 20 per hamper. Pole beans brought 4330 hampers at 1 60 to 2 45, and buyers also purchased over 2000 fifty pound bags of cabbage at 1 25 to 1 50 per bag.
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Hudson Norman
Norman
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Decatur, Matter
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J. G. Patderson
Southern Airways
W. W. Plowden
John E. ‘Drake
Randolph “A. Jones
J. R. Deese
Branson Harrison
de Sheril
A.E. White
RCA
National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association
Birr
Thrifty
Business Mirror
AP Business News
NEW York
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T. R. Jones
Gilbert E. Jones
Data Pro
Jones
RIE Neg
Dept
Security Council
Neel’s
Manhattan
Batiste
YAHOO
Yazoo
R. R. Vans Landingham
Moultrie Road
Prince Gardner
Prince Gardner Billford
Broad ST. Men's Shop
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