Thomasville City Commission Minutes October 24 1965
Regular session with Mayor Warne presiding. Bids for aerial mapping and moving store buildings are tabulated. property on Chatham Drive not sold. urban redevelopment plan discussed. long lease extension for Municipal Stadium approved for one year with two year renewal. business license rates for cigarette vending machines discussed. cemetery lot transfer approved. The council adopts a resolution to pursue urban renewal planning under federal housing programs.
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Fairchild Company
Abrams Aerial Survey
Tercteseseees
Aerial Service Corporation
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett, Inc
Wes VT Teng Jack Ammann Company
Chatham Drive
Menhenick and Little, Inc
Harvard
City of
Thomasville
Thomasville Dodgers, Inc
Municipal Stadium
Bulloch
Thomsville
New York
Thomasville Municipal Stadium
Carroll Cook
Robi-son
St. Ai
13Th St. Laurel Hill
P. M. Massey
Robert H. Dixon
Smith Ave
IMG
Casco
Con
Ho V&h
Gease Struction Co
H & HM Construction Company
C. W. McKinnon
Thomasville Housing Authority
Robison
Georg
Georgia
Urban renewal plans approved for Thomasville Georgia
The city adopts surveys and plans under the 1949 Housing Act amendments to create an urban renewal area in Thomasville Georgia. It requests federal grant funds to cover project costs and requires local funding and relocation methods for displaced families. The plan includes sewer, streets, parks, and public facilities and seeks advance funds for the surveys and plans.
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Thomasville
Georgia
County of Thomas
State of Georgia
Gerinning
Magnolia Street
Magnolia
Persimmon Street
Fletcher Street
Harris Street
R-W
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Jones Street
Thoree
Besquiadie
Lester Street
Lowry Avenue
Normal Lane
Boser Street
Wheneas
Federal Inn
Housing and Home Finance
Board of Commissioners
Cheorgia
Unian
United States of America
Robison
Dawern
Crat
W. D. Godwin
Waller
Harvard
Bulloch
Robinson
Board of
City Commissioners
of . Thomas
Greeks Repel Italians in Balkan Front Push
Greeks hurl back Italians in a major Balkan clash claiming victories. German Fuehrer states desire for no large upheavals in the Balkans. American Legion Post announces Armistice Day observances with services Sunday parade Monday and a stadium program featuring Hamilton Holt. Third annual Thomas County Fair opens Monday with over 400 entries registered by noon and YMCA campaign reaches $3,400.
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Balkan
German Fuehrer
Balkans
American Legion Post
Hamilton Holt
Thomas County
Chinese Reds demand apology and compensation from U S
China demands an apology and compensation from the United States for internal strife cited as caused by U S actions. Chiang Kai-Shek concedes a major defeat while Truman wage policy is rebuffed by U S Steel Corp. CIO wage talks are delayed awaiting steel price decisions. Community Chest appeals to Thomasville citizens for support to reach a $50,000 goal, with half raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Truman
U. S. Steel
Corporation
CIO
Thomasville
National Air Lines Orders Six DC8 Jet Planes
National Air Lines announced an order for six Douglas DC8 jet planes costing about 36 million dollars plus spare parts. Delivery of the first jet, carrying about 130 passengers, is slated for March 1959 with the remaining units by summer. Other carriers Pan American and United recently announced jet orders.
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New York
National Air Lines
Weill Oerd Peta
Miami
Pan American World Airways
United Air Lines
National
University Official Faces Morals Case in New York
Clark George Kuehler, 47, a University of California Santa Barbara provost and former Ripon College president, pleaded innocent to morals and assault charges from a city vice squad. He was arraigned in felony court and the case adjourned to Thursday. He declared the arrest a gross mistake and had no prior arrests.
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New York
Clark George Kuehler
University of California
Kuehler
School of English Literature
Santa Barbara
Calif
Kuebler
Harry Sokel
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Estate of William Woodward Jr. valued at up to 10 million
William Woodward Jr. 35 was shot eight days ago by his wife who says she mistook him for a prowler. The estate, reported between 5 and 10 million, includes Belair stud farm and Nashua. The will names wife Ann and two sons as principal beneficiaries and is to be probated this week. Police find no financial motive or fault in the shooting.
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New York
William Woodward Jr
Woodward
Ann
William Inn
James
Belair
Bowe Md
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Nassau County
Cp Stuyvesant Pinnell
Doctors Hospital
New York City
Duncan to Order Milk Price Cuts Across Georgia
State Milk Control Board Chairman Charles G. Duncan plans a board meeting Wednesday to seek milk price reductions in Savannah Brunswick Waycross and Jesup. A two cent cut in Savannah and Brunswick and one cent in Waycross and Jesup would take effect January 1 1956, bringing most areas to 25 cents per quart and 24 cents only near the Tennessee border.
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Atlanta
Charles G. Duncan
State Milk Control Board
Savannah
Brunswick
Waycross and
Jesup
Waycross
Tennessee
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Thomasville Entertainment Foundation
Ities
Hardaway Street
Waashington St
Monroe St
City
Robbon
Scenae
8. C. Davis Grocery & Market
Graves Grocery & Market
Roble Gon
Hill
Watt Building Material Company
Mayo
HEETH
Varnedor
Julius FL Ariail
Inman
Inman Drug CO
Woodw
Tee Reere
JUST
Brooks’ County Country Hams
Swift
Black Hawk
Armour’s Star
Sunnyland Hams
Moultrie Rd
FAR
Bride
MBR 124
Broad
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St.joseph
Sylvania
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Bank OF Thomas County
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