Gas comes closer to Thomasville rail gains and city plans
A local assessment notes natural gas arrival in Thomasville would cut electric usage, require about thirty miles of mains and a half million dollar distribution system serving two thousand customers. The city anticipates financing via bonds as hearings proceed in Washington and Georgia.
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Georgia
Washington
Pveet Tea
Chamber of Commerce
ThomaVille
Thamasville
Florida
Thomasville
Rarity Not Yet Sold Despite Scarcity Report
A brief item notes that the rare article remains unsold, its scarcity emphasized by collectors. No buyer or price details are provided, just the status of unsold rarity.
U. S. Bonds Not Involved In Investment Shift
The piece argues against selling United States bonds amid a crisis and shifting into stocks or tangible securities. It warns that dumping bonds would harm financial security and that no government guidance justifies abandoning U S bonds for riskier assets. It notes concern about rumors from agencies or agents suggesting better security elsewhere.
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United States
U. S
U. S. Bonds
Senate hearing on employment policy sparks heated exchange
Schwab testifies as Senate committee probes employment. Hoover’s tariff views reportedly unchanged. Mexican riots claim three lives in capital. President Gil leads, police quell disturbances. Stribling Gibbons card announced. leading fighters from the region featured in preliminaries. Athletics and Cubs trend in opposite directions as McCarthy leads regulars. Y M C A state secretary to meet directors. county physician testifies on typhoid fever. Dr. J W Wallace notes only two gases reported this summer.
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Senate
Shearer
Mackinen
McCarthy
Y. M. Gla
J. W. Wallace
Romanian Premier Murder Shakes Balkan Nations
Rumanians mourn Premier Armand Calinescu as Balkan states reel from the assassination. The crisis deepens war tensions, with Iran Guards blamed and U.S. policy debates intensifying. Roosevelt seeks Congress repeal of a controversial arts embargo while neutrality law changes spark concern for national security. Local items note radio fixes and community events.
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Armand Calinescu
Rumanie
Iran
Roosevelt
Congress
Reed
Fortis
U. S
America
LO City
Fautu
Jaycees Tilly
County Fair Movement
Odd Fellows
Albany
Brunswick
Waycross
Moultrie
Bainbridge Tifton
Cairo
Louis
Bob Pastor
City Commissioners Hold Called Session September 16 1949
In a called session Mayor Watt presided as Commissioners Miller Golden Mesera Forester Keyton and Kelly of the Touchdown Club discussed fencing Memorial Stadium. A motion passed to have the city furnish fencing materials with the County agreeing to cooperate.
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Watt
Miller
Golden
Mesera
Frank Forester
Jim Keyton
Lee Kelly
Touchdown Club
Memorial Stadium
Ann Judson Circle Hostess Delights Donaville Ladies
Mrs Bill Greer of Donaville hosted the Ann Judson Circle of the Baptist W M on Monday. Mrs Leon Barber reviewed Like the Stars by Dr Hir Old Dye and spoke of the author’s experiences leading souls to Christ. A luncheon featured a white cake decorated in white and green bearing the circle name. Members and several children attended.
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Ann Judson
Leon Barber
Hugh Broome
Weyman “Cannington
Watson Lee
Chester Lée
Truitt Roberts
Sam Robgiean
Taylor Thomas
Ross Thomas
P. Trulock
Frank Williams
Is ‘Schwark
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Bill Greer
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