Georgia's relief quotas arranged for 6000 men enlistment
Atlanta April 21 Herman De La Perriere Georgia relief administrator sets county quotas for the civilian conservation program total Georgia quota 6000 men. Taylor's quota fixed at 22 men per county while applications will be accepted from single men ages 18 to 26 with dependents and willing to allot 22 to 25 dollars monthly.
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Atlanta
Herman de la Perriere
Georgian Relief Administration
Civilian Conservation Program
Capitol
Mounts Relief Committee
Georgia Relief Administration
Georgia
Taylor
de la Perriere
Sngle
Association County Officers Gather in Albany for Session
The 19th annual convention of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia will meet in Albany May 16-17 1983. About 600 delegates are expected for a program with talks on negotiable certificates state contracts using convicts reconstruction loans and road work details plus entertainment and tours around Dougherty county.
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Association County Commissioners of Georgia
Albany
New Albany
J. Frank Pittman
Legislative Committee
Jresent
H. W. Tift
Gov. Talmadge
Shelby Myrick
Gordon Saussy
Savannah
Leonard Farkas
Albbany Chamber of Commerce
J. S. Billingslea
Paul Etheridge
Fulton County
Capt
J. W. Barnett
State Hay Board
T. H. D. Griffitts
U. S. Board of Health
H. T. McIntosh
The
Albany Herald
Ernest Davis
Coquilla
Court House
Americus
Radium Springs Casino
Dougherty County
American Legion Club
Hold Caucus in Interest of Larsen
Washington April 22 The Georgia House delegation Saturday caucused in the interest of former Congressman Wash Larsen. He was recently appointed state inspector under the crop production law but because of changes in its administration he was forced to alter his position and ask for another place. It is not yet known what he will get.
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Washington
Georgia House
Wash Larsen
Mrs. James Farley Undergoes Appendix Removal
Mrs James Farley wife of the postmaster general underwent an operation for chronic appendicitis at Polyclinic hospital Monday. Her husband accompanied her to the hospital Sunday night and remained there until the operation was completed.
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New York
James Farley
Inflation Drives Farm Prices Toward Prewar Parity
Washington reports inflated prices for cotton and grain push values nearer prewar levels though farm leaders say real purchasing power remains well short. They warn a true parity requires higher nonfarm prices and a broader inflation move, with hogs at 7.50 to 12.80 per hundredweight depending on overall price levels.
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Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Thomasville Rose Show Returns with Grand Exhibit
Thomasville Georgia resumes the annual City of Roses festival as the Hangar on Vose Field opens Friday for a 22 000 square foot display. The Garden Club directs the show funded by the Chamber of Commerce with Miss Trene Davis as club president. From a small store window display in 1922 the event now draws about 25 000 visitors yearly.
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Thomasville
Georgie
City of Roses
Vose Field
Governor Talmadge and the beer session debate
The piece argues Governor Talmadge has not called an extra session on beer and may seek a direct statewide vote on liquor. It notes newspapers’ commercial incentives in coverage, Georgia’s broad liquor issue, and the potential September legislative session focusing on budgets, state finances, and institutional readjustments alongside beer.
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Talmadge
Beer
Tallmadge
Georgia
National Democratic Party
Congress
General Assembly
Ming
Georgia General Assembly
Office Building Ready For Use of Congress
Washington April 21 The new congressional office building was completed Friday with leather couches pale blue green and lavender marble halls crystal chandeliers and a grassy patio A grand hotel lobby look drew some congressmen to stay away fearing constituents’ views The $8.4 million project cost about $1 million less than appropriated Architect David Lynn defended its grandeur while noting it was not extravagant The seven story white Georgia marble structure includes a police signal system a wall telephony network and a complex call box system Each suite features a private office blue couch walnut paneled outside office and a chromium trimmed washroom with pastel green tile The radio system for floor debates remains unfinished and loudspeakers will not be installed
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Washington
Congressional Office
David Lynn
Capitol Building Commission
Georgia
Relief Measure Passed By House
Congress approved the Wagner-Lewis bill to grant states 500 million dollars for relief. The House voted 821 to 42 after a turbulent session, sending the measure to the Senate which had already approved a similar plan. Amendments sought to convert aid to loans or restrictCivil Service eligibility were defeated.
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Washington
States
House
Senate
Fuller
D. Ark
Federal Relief Administration
Luce
Mass
Hollister
Ohio
Roosevelt
Representative Hastings
Oklahoma
Banking Committee
Stegall
Tarver
Cox and Parker
Georgia
Appointment of Miss Akin Assistant U. S. Attorney General Is Now Assured
Washington DC April 24 Senator Walter F George announced Miss Stella Akin of Savannah a well known lawyer will be appointed one of the assistant attorneys general of the United States. If confirmed she will be the second woman in the nation to hold such a post following Mrs Mabel Willebrandt. The exact jurisdiction for Miss Akin is not known and it is unclear if she will oversee Volstead law enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Walter F. George
Stella Akin
Savannah
United States
Miss Akin
Mabel Willebrandt
California
Department of Justice
Georgia Receives New R F C Relief Loans
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation allocated relief loans totaling over 2.0 million dollars to four states with Georgia receiving 490 040 dollars. West Virginia led with 1 348 590 dollars while Florida got 100 979 dollars and Mississippi 75 800 dollars.
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Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation
West Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
No. 1 Pane One stable monetary system
The text argues for a stable monetary system by allowing the President to use inflationary measures to raise prices while keeping inflation in check. It discusses limiting Congress and avoiding drastic inflation, comparing potential policy to dangers seen in Germany and Europe, and mentions possible silver remonetization and a silver intake of 100 million dollars to settle war debts.
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Congress
Germany
Attractions of Georgia to Tourists Through Organized Effort
Atlanta bureau leaders Ivan Allen and Carol Woolford head a statewide push to promote Georgia as a premier tourist destination. The move includes relocating offices to Spring and Harris streets in May, offering travel information, exchange services for Georgia cities, and visitor amenities. The bureau marks its 20th anniversary, guided by Fred Houser since 1918, with growing national inquiries and a pledge to boost tourism revenue.
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Ivan Allen
Atlanta Convention and Tourist Bureau
Carol Woolford
Georgia
Spring
Harrisstreets
Pearle Hartley
Louisiana
Florida
Arizona
New York
Maine
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
United States
Bureau
Game and Fish
Hartley
Atlanta Bureau
Atlanta
Atlanta Convention Tourist Bureau
Haa
Fred Houser
Legal Notice of Property Foreclosure in Taylor County
In Taylor County Georgia the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company via Trustees William A Faw and Carts Prickitt will auction on a date in 1983 at the courthouse door. The sale covers land in the Fourteenth District including lots 7 8 0 and 81 and part of 82 totaling about 665 acres. Default on principal of 2450 dollars due October 1 1929 and accrued interest 8 percent to date of settlement. Fee simple deed to purchaser will be issued. J D Carts, Attorney at Law.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Homer Beeland
William A. Law
Carl & Prickitt
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Taylor Coun.y
Same
William A. Faw & Carts
Prickitt
Penn Mutual Life Insurance’ Company
J.D. Carts
Beef Auction Brings $20 840 To Farmers
Macon April 22 Middle Georgia farmers earned a total of 20 840 21 from the sale of their cattle after the first annual Macon livestock show. The auction Friday drew buyers from Baltimore Atlanta and other cities with brisk bidding. White faced Herefords from Hoke Farms near Albany owned by Dr. Michael Hoke of Atlanta won most blue ribbons. A 900 pound steer named Pecoey was grand champion selling for just over one dollar a pound. Cash prizes totaled about 400.
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Macon
Middle Georgia
Baltimore
Atlanta
Hoke
Lee County
Albany
Michael Hoke
Pecoey
Administrator's Sale in Taylor County Georgia Details Lands and Buildings
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County the administratrix of J E Mangham deceased will sell at public outcry in Butler cash for debts and distribution. The auction lists numerous tracts totaling acres across multiple lots in the 18th and 14th districts, the A Matthews Place and a Reynolds brick store building known as the Pharmacy building, with sale day on the fifth Tuesday in May 1983. Terms are cash and the action is dated April 4 1933.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
J. Mangham
J E. Mangham
Court House
Butler
Saiq County
Crowell Branch
Patsiliga Creek
Said County
A. Matthews
Reynolds
Pharmacy
J. E
Man de Gham
Mangham
Sheriff Sales in Taylor County Georgia Auction Notice
Sheriff sale at the courthouse door in Butler Georgia on the fourteenth Tuesday in May 1938. Property includes 62 acres off lot 180 and 8 acres off lot 79 in Taylor County, levied as Alex Sear’s tax lien for 1929 with transferee Smith. Sale to satisfy state and county taxes. Sheriff R P McGuffin signs the notice.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Buler
Said
Alex Sear
Fife
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Larsen
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Emily Woodward
John W. Hammond
Macon Telegraph
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Macon, Georgia
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