04 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
1
Conservationist CC promotes terrace farming in Middle South Georgia to control runoff and soil erosion. Farmers interested in terrace layouts are urged to visit the office in the Federal Building for guidance on application and proper ridge spacing.
In Los Angeles a new card game pan is spreading as a quick money maker. Players ante chips and the dealer takes a table rental while the house can reap large sums. Police warn the game may attract crime as courts study legality and enforcement.
Calendar items list TODAY CRUSADE FOR CHRIST at C H EASTERN STAR at Masonic Built CENTRAL THOMASVILLE game 8 15 p m SATURDAY F DUPLICATE CLUB championship p m and 8 p m AMVETS DANCE at Post home LEGION DANCE at Post 222 hrom MONDAY WORLD WAR I Veterans at V AU r REBEKAH LODGE at IOOF Haigy DAY AUXILIARY at Chapter Ce
A L Steward says the Louisiana Highway Department awards road contracts on a work day basis rather than calendar days. A work day is any day not a holiday or Sunday when the contractor can work 60 percent of forces on major provisions. The change aims to better reflect actual work time and fairness to contractors.
Marietta Georgia police report 13 year old Barry Keener died after a metal equipment shed fell from a trailer while he helped move it at McEachern High School on the football field. The shed slipped to the ground and pinned him, he later died at a Marietta hospital.
A Georgian, M. Monroe Kimbrel of Thomson, was named to lead the nationwide 4 H Bank Campaign drive for contributions. The announcement was made Thursday in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR reports the Highway Board plans to accelerate road construction efforts. Details mention governor’s focus on efficiency in government and wider speed of projects throughout the state.
Morton B. Salter, 21, of New York, prepared to testify as a disruption occurred when Lon L. Dunaway, 38, of Arlington Virginia, wearing an American Nazi party armband, leaped on the witness stand. Police detained Dunaway and the committee recessed with Salter rescheduled.
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