Stone Mountain Bonded Indebtedness Amendment Proclaimed
Governor Talmadge issues proclamation to submit a proposed Georgia constitutional amendment to voters at the June 8 1941 general election authorizing Stone Mountain to issue refunding bonds up to 20000 dollars for retiring past due and due through January 1950 with tax levy to cover principal and interest. referendum requires two thirds House approval and public ballots stating ratification or opposition.
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Georgia
Stone Mountain
State of Georgia
General Assembly
Randall Evans, JR
House
Joe Boone
Charles D. Redwine
Senate
Lindley W. Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia proposes bond authorization for Jefferson County district 10
A proclamation to be voted on June 8 1941 seeks to amend the Georgia Constitution to allow School District No. 10 Jefferson County to incur additional bonded indebtedness. Funds from new bonds would retire existing debt and interest due through March 1 1951, with submission to the people and other provisions.
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Georia
Georgia
Jefferson
State of Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Executive Dept
General Assembly
County OF
State of
Amendment allows Jefferson County district to issue refunding bonds
The proposed constitutional amendment authorizes School District No. 10 in Jefferson County Georgia to issue refunding bonds up to 13500 dollars for retiring existing bonded debt with interest. It requires a two thirds legislative approval, publication, and statewide ratification at the next general election with a two hundred word summary.
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Jefferson
State of Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia Governor Publishes Pension List Names
Gov. Eugene Talmadge ordered the publication of all old age pension recipients in Georgia. He sent the first batch to the printer as The Statesman prepares to print names of aid to the blind and crippled children recipients. Federal officials require secrecy by July 1, but the governor argues publication prevents discrimination.
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Avlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
The
Statesman
Murder charge filed against Carrollton night watchman
Carrollton Ga April 22 Police Chief W A Garrett said night watchman W M Driver 36 is jailed on a warrant charging murder He is accused of poisoning his wife Mary S Driver 38 on January 1 No autopsy has been performed and a preliminary hearing date is not yet set
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Carrollton
W. A. Garrett
W. M. Driver
Garrett
Driver
Mary S. Driver
Peach County Plans Notable Program for Her Farmers
Fort Valley April 10 The Peach County Agricultural Planning Committee selected emphasis for 1941 including Live-at-Home soil and forestry Cotton Improvement System of Tenure and Rural Health. The Cotton Improvement program covers seed treatment insect control improved cultural methods fertilization handling and marketing. One-Variety organization grew from eight members in 1940 to over seventy.
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Fort Valley
Peach County Agricultural Program Planning Committee
Las
Piano Sale at Warehouse Near Atlanta
Upright piano offered for bargain in this vicinity rather than shipment to Atlanta. Piano Factory Warehouse located at 1007 Columbia Avenue N.E. Atlanta Ga. Model 2 6 8.
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Atlanta
Columbia Avenue
N.E
Atlanta, Ga
Peanuts for Oil Provisions in 1941 ACP Amended
T R Breedlove announced changes to the 1941 Agricultural Conservation Program allowing peanut oil production on unused cotton acreage. The amendment may affect crop deductions from ACP and parity payments but not peanut marketing quotas for cotton stamps pending grower referendum on April 26.
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T. R. Breedlove
Breedlove
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John B. Wilson
Secretary of State
Talmadge
Despie
United States Bureau
Peach County Plans
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N. L. Halley Reynolds
Bill Bazemore Butler
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