Mother who laid crime on husband blames him
Macon Ga July 19 Physican tonight said Glen Moore Hudson held in Albany jail in connection with the killing of his two stepchildren near Albany two weeks ago was near a nervous collapse. He told Sheriff Tar ger that his wife shot and killed the children. She wanted me to do the job he is quoted as saying. He says she did it. Hudson claims the boys’ desire to cut a watermelon led to the double murder.
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Hudson
Macon
Glen Moore Hudson
Albany
Targer
Fuzzy” Woodruff
Glenn Hudson
Robert
Isaiah Temple
Bawithey
Shariff Fort
Tarver
Dougherty County
Addis
Bnper
Gueansie
Hudson tells story of wife in double murder at Albany county
Special by FUZZY WOODRUFF from Macon Georgia reports Glenn Hudson accused of murdering his two stepchildren Robert and Isaiah Temple. He told a sheriff’s examiner a dramatic account blaming his wife for the killings while he and she were at the family farmhouse near Albany. The recount includes tainted details of the day’s routine and a body of evasive testimony as lawmen seek the truth behind the bloody events.
Nurses Resignation Rumors Sweep Grady Hospital Board
The Grady hospital medical board accepted or moved to accept the resignation of Miss Littan Nelson, superintendent of nurses, amid claims of inefficiency. President Steve Johnston was cited as a factor. Reports say Nelson faced pressure over staff management and a potential consolidation of white and colored nursing staffs. The board’s action, though not officially confirmed, followed a closed session with Dr. Thrash deferring details. Rumors claimed Nelson’s resistance to Johnston’s interference spurred the move. The hospital indicated the full board was not prepared to discuss the matter publicly.
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Grady Hospital
Littan Nelson
Steve R. Johnston
Miss Nelson
Iies Nelson
E C.thrash
Thrash
Steve Johnston
Misa Melbor
Johnston
Medical Board
Internet
The
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Nelson
Annual Banquet for Solons by Uncle Henry in Georgia
Branham of the state veterinarian department hosted his annual home-coming banquet at the Kimball House with many legislators and friends in attendance. A veteran Georgia politician from Oxford, he is famed for hosting these gatherings. Speeches were given and the party adjourned to the ninth floor for music into the early morning.
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Unele Henry” Branham
State
Kimball House
Georgia
Oxford
Henry
Questa
Amateur Photographers Seek $1,000 in Prizes Contest Opens
Amateur photographers prepare for a big contest offering $1,000 in prizes. The Constitution announces a week long snap shot event open to non employees, with 115 Kodak prizes ranging from $10 to $3 and support from Atlanta dealers offering coaching and developing tips. Full details to be published in Sunday's Constitution.
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Wek
Atlanta
Georgia Highway Power Split After Long Controversy
Compromise ends three year highway department feud in Georgia. Representatives from both sides draft a substitute measure to distribute automobile license funds by county road mileage with the department retaining control. Each county gets a share, while the commission calculates surveys and overhead. The plan aims to harmonize factions and push passage with governor and senate favorable reactions expected.
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Highway Department
Georgia
Davis
Oglethorpe
Kimball House
Commission
House
Senate
W. R. Neel
Holloway Opposes Immediate Charter Board Abolishment
Fulton delegate Murphy M Holloway supports abolishing boards only if a proper reorganization plan for council administered boards is set. He warns against vesting mayoral power to appoint councilman boards, fearing loss of departmental control. Ernest G Bentley vows to oppose any abolition efforts. Continued on Page 2. Col 5.
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City Council
Atlanta
Murphy M. Holloway
Fulton
Holloway
Ernest G. Bentley
Coun
Colum
Cotton exporters to finance export 12000 bales
The War Finance Corporation agreed to advance 3500,000 to Barrett & Co of Augusta to finance the export of about 12,000 bales of cotton from Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. The loan is secured by warehouse receipts and insurance, with 80 percent of market value advanced, to be exported within six months.
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Clark Howell, JR
Tonstration Bureau
Staleigh Hotel
Washington, D. C
Constitution
War Finance Corporation Today
Barrett, &.Co
Augusta
Bates
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Barrett & Co
Free Textbooks for Georgia Pupils and Women’s Civil Rights
The Judiciary Committee backs free textbooks for all Georgia common schools funded from the state general appropriation. Distribution planned through county boards, with phased grade coverage culminating in full free books by 1925. Senator Walker argues the bill would be a landmark for education and cites student needs. The panel also favors passing a separate measure granting women elective civil rights by removing code barriers, exempting them from certain duties. Continued on page 2.
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Walker
Boykin
State Commissioner of Education
County Boards of Education
Dib
Georgia
Twenty
General Judiciary Committee
Harding Request Triggers Congress Inquiry Into Federal Reserve
Washington July 18 Governor Harding of the federal reserve board with Secretary Mellon’s approval urged Congress to investigate the board and the reserve system. McFadden introduced a resolution to examine all details of the board and its branch banks during deflation the last eighteen months. He warned of wide criticisms from the south and west and pledged to reveal the truth or silence charges. Harding defended policy before the senate banking committee citing farm loan advances as evidence of no discrimination against agriculture.
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Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Mellon
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Reserve System
Mon McFadden
House’ Banking and Currency Committee
Ite
Fadden
House Npt
McFadden
Hardine
John Skelton Wiliams
Reserve Bond
M. Harding
Williams
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve ‘System
Harting
Colima
Whitney Ties for Lead in Open Nelson Will Finish High
Nelson Whitney, famed New Orleans amateur, ties for lead with Pat O’Hara in qualifying at Columbia. O’Hara, former Irish open champion, also high on the list. rough day for others including Kirkwood and Hutchison as scores hovered near par. Whitney expected to finish high in the Open championship. observers note his consistent amateur success and top form in the south.
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Nelson
Bobby Jones
New Orleans
Boudy Jones
United News
Washington
Nelson Whitney
Pat O'Hara
Richmond County Country Club
Columbia
United States
O'Hara
Hutchison
Mitchell
Kirkwood
Etdr
Jon’ Éacts
Hat
Fock Hutchison
Indictment Deadlock in Baldwin County Death Probe
Milledgeville Ga July 19 Special After three days Baldwin county grand jury failed to indict in the mysterious death of Carl Watson whose body was found in the Oconee river with skull crushed and a neck wound. Witnesses numbered thirty to forty were examined but evidence deemed hearsay and no case was made against suspects. arrests released as no indictment issued. sheriff reports communications with authorities amid local rumors and stir.
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Milledgeville
Carl Watson
Oconees River
Baldwin County’ Grand ‘Jury
Baldwin
G. & McKinney
Terrythas
Credit ready for harvesting this year's cotton crop
Governor Wellborn of Atlanta praised the federal reserve action after a July conference with reserve bank governors from Atlanta, Richmond, St. Louis, Kansas City and Dallas. The Fed said it can extend credit to member and non member banks for harvesting and marketing this year's cotton and last year's holdovers, aiming to stabilize markets and spur optimism for southern farmers. The move follows a $5,009,000 loan to the Mississippi delta cotton growers and is expected to bring tangible benefits to the South as the new crop nears.
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War Finance Corporation
Southern
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Federal International Banking Company
New Orleans
Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Ataleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlanta
Richmond
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Toeday
Federal” Reserve
Mississippi Delta
South
M. B. Wellborn
Atlanta Federal Reserve
Local Thunder Showers Forecast in Georgia
Washington dispatch reports a weather forecast for Georgia calling for local thundershowers on Wednesday and probably Thursday with moderate southwest winds. The report lists temperatures and rainfall details including past 24 hours and monthly totals, noting deviations from normal.
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Georgia
Ina
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