Stone Mountain Bonded Debt Amendment Proposed for 1941 Vote
Governor Talmadge issues proclamation submitting a Georgia constitutional amendment to authorize Stone Mountain to issue up to twenty thousand dollars in refunding bonds for retiring past due and upcoming bonded debt and interest. The measure, if ratified, allows a dedicated tax to service the bonds and sets ballot wording for or against ratification at the June 3 1941 general election.
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Georgia
Stone Mountain
State of Georgia
General Assembly
City of
Randall Evans, JR
House
Joe Boone
Charles D. Redwine
Senate
Lindley W. Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Jefferson
Bonding Authority for Jefferson County School District 10
A 1941 Georgia proclamation proposes amending Article 7 to allow School District No. 10 in Jefferson County to issue refunding bonds up to 15 500 dollars and levy annual taxes to retirement debt through March 1, 1951. The measure outlines submission to voters, ballot wording, and bond details.
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Georgia
Jefferson
State of
County of
State of Georgia
Hutchins Resigns From State Patrol Post
Capt. A L Hutchins resigns as head of the state highway patrols criminal investigation bureau after three years with the force He plans to leave in about three weeks citing study needs in law and chemistry He aided major state crime cases including the Peck murder near Marietta and the Logansville grave robbery formerly served five years with DeKalb police.
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Atlanta
A. L. Hutchins
State Highway Patrol
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Hutchins
Patrol
Peck
Marietta
Logansville
DeKalb
Missing Georgia Girl Returns Home After Nationwide Search
Helen Sanders 21 daughter of Lamar County residents returned to Barnesville ending a state wide effort begun after her disappearance Monday night. She said two foreign men armed with six guns abducted her from her home and took her to Savannah where a woman named Pearl helped her escape. Governor Talmadge mobilized Georgian aid to locate her.
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Barnesville
Pearl
Savannah
Talmadge
Georgia tops nation in Jackson Day donations lead
Georgia led the nation in Jackson Day dinner contributions with 1,108 donations of 25 dollars each totaling 27 575 dollars. Chairman R G Clay announced the tally at the Atlanta banquet where California was listed second. Former Governor O M Gardner of North Carolina was the main speaker at the 25 dollar plate dinner attended by representatives from 125 of Georgia's 159 counties with Melvyn Douglas also present.
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Atlanta
Georgia
R. G Clay
California
O. M. Gardner
North Carolina
Melvyn Douglas
Macon
Poultry Sale in Butler Next Wednesday Afternoon
County Agent I. G. Blackwell to run a cooperative poultry sale in Butler next Wednesday between three and six P.M. Prices announced include Colored Hens 11 to 12 cents, Leghorn Hens 18 to 18.5 cents, Roosters and Wee Fryers 9 to 9.5 cents, Turkey Hens 2 cents, Turkey Toms 11 cents, Ducks and Geese 12 cents.
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Butler
I. G. Blackwell
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John B. Wilson
Secretary
Executive Dept
County OF Jefferson
Capt. Hutchins
State Patrol
South
Constitution
United States
The
Atlanta Constitution
the South’s Standard Newspaper
Doyel
Luzianne
Jaccasao
Agin
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