Farm Taxes Declared Legal By U S Judge
Memphis July 28 Federal Judge John D Martin ruled processing taxes legal under the welfare clause upholding the AAA. He said Congress fixed taxed products and rates, thus not delegating taxing power to the agriculture secretary. The decision dismissed Jacob G Lacroxi’s suit to recover taxes and penalties, with appeal likely.
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Memphis
Tenn
John D. Martin
AAA
Martin
Southern Baseball Association
Roosevelt
U. S. Court For
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Jacob G.lacroxi
Memphis Packer
United States
Bonds For High School Purposes Voted By Crawford Countians
Crawford County voters approved bonds to build a high school in Roberta and surrounding districts. Eight districts participated. Roberta Knoxville Sandy Point Hammet Third and Sixth voted 100 percent in favor, with Seven th and Beasley opposing in small margins. Plan includes combining funds to replace an elementary building lost to fire and eventually house grades four through high school, with no countywide debt outstanding and bonds expected to sell at a good price.
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Roberta
Crawford County
Knoxville
Sandy Point
Hammet
Boan
Sake and Beasley
U Santy
Board of Education
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Animal husbandmen Poultry husbandmen Associate agrosomist cytologist fiber technologist geneticist pathologist physiologist Senior metallurgist medical officers and statisticians with salaries from 2 600 to 5 600 a year. Full information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or custom house or from the Commission in Washington D C.
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United States Civil Service Commision
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Georgia expects record pump of poll tax receipts in 1935
Comptroller General W B Harrison reports Georgia has collected 8 716 998 dollars in the first seven months of 1935, a gain of 811 405 dollars over the previous period. The figures indicate an all time high likely for the year.
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Georgia
W. B. Harrison
Indian Springs Holiness Meet Opens with Noted Leaders
The 46th annual United Holiness Association revival begins at Indian Springs campground on Aug. 6 and runs through Aug. 18. Leaders include Dr. Henry C. Morrison of Minmore Ky, Dr. J. H. Smith of Red Levels Cal, and Dr. ZT. Johnson of Wilmore, with daily sermons, a prophets’ school, and large choir. Local staff and facilities address accommodation for over a thousand visitors, with ministers’ lodges and hospitality arrangements led by regional organizers.
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Ihs
United Holiness Association
Indian Springs
Henry C. Morrison
Minmore
Asbury Holiness College
J. H. Smith
Red Levels
Cal
ZT. Johnson
Wilmore College
Wilmore Methodist Church
Morrison
Penticostal Herald
Smith
Dr Holland L Boyd Joins Southwestern College Americus
Dr Holland L Boyd was added to the Southwestern College Americus faculty as head of the English department. Georgia Southwestern College president Dr Peyton Jacobs announced the appointment noting Mrs Mary Lou Jordan will continue as English teacher. Boyd, a Georgia native, studied at Union University Peabody College and served at several colleges and high schools before joining Southwestern.
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Peyton Jacobs
Georgia Southwestern College
Americus
Holland L. Boyd
Jacob
Mary Lou Jordan
Ellaville
Georgia
Boyd
Union University
George Peabody College
Western Teachers’ College
Bowling Green
Cumberland College
Williamsburg
University of Georgia
Peabody
Southwestern
B. L. Crabb
Department of Education
George Peabody
State Colege
Joseph Roemar
Shortage Found in Jenkins Tax Collector Accounts
Atlanta July 27 Governor Talmadge and State Auditor Tom Wisdom reported a shortage of 8544.31 in the Jenkins county tax collector Jesse M Gay's books after an audit ordered by the governor. The tabulation shows 1961.61 due the state 4198.62 to Jenkins county 1616.71 to the county board of education and 874.10 to Millen for education with the rest to county school districts. Gay said he lacked funds to make a settlement.
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Atlanta
Jesse M. Gay
Jenkins County
Talmadge
Tom Wisdom
Gay
County Board of 5 Education
City of
Millen
Wisdom Gaid Gay
Jail Break Attempt At Lumpkin Ends With Attacked Jailer
A death row prisoner at Lumpkin attacked the jailer during a jail break attempt yesterday, prompting a security probe and changes to guard procedures at the facility.
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Lumpkin
Georgia News Briefs From August Hearings and Local Hereos
Atlanta faces an August 7 hearing on a petition by the Georgia Public Service Commission to block an Interstate Commerce Commission rate cut. Macon cuts ice cream prices to 15 cents, while Perry reports aggressive price-cutting. A Georgia court orders jail time and meals for trespassing in railroad yards. The Georgia cotton season opens with Crisp County producing the first bale. Postal rule violations by new parents draw attention. Governor Talmadge set to speak August 6 in Dawsonville. Georgia reports 48 air fields per US Bureau of Air Commerce.
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Georgia News Service
Atlanta
Chamber of Commercce
Georgia Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Underwood, Barrett and Sibley
James Moore
Thomasville
Judge Cane
Georgia
Hugh Peterson, Jr
Riley
Richard B. Russell
Washington
Cornell University
Bascom S. Deaver
Cortez Cigar Company
Savannah
Crisp County
Monroe
Lon Livingston
Uncle Sam
Tom Hefflin
Alabama
Charles C. McGehee
Federal Housing Administration
Wsross
Talmadge
Court House
Dawsonville
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
Cotton Farmers Praise Roosevelt in Georgia Meeting
Doerun Georgia July 28 More than 1000 cotton growers gathered in a southeast Georgia town last night and without a dissenting vote passed a resolution praising President Roosevelt as the best friend the farmers have in high government and urging an immediate 12 cent a pound loan on the 1935 cotton crop Copies of the resolution were sent to the President Secretary Wallace and the AAA administrator.
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Doerun
Georgia
Roosevelt
United States
Wallace
AAA
In Memory Of Riley L Tingle Funeral Poem
A memorial poem laments the loss of Riley L Tingle, describing a cherished father and beloved figure. It speaks of sorrow, faith, and reunion on the shining shore, detailing a grave with flowers and the promise of peace beyond death. The verse mentions a loving step-daughter and hopeful reunion at the trumpet’s call.
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Jesus
University head outlines plans for Georgia future
Savannah July 26 university president elect Harmon Caldwell told the University of Georgia Club of Savannah that a great future lies ahead for the university. He cited its southern location, tradition, and potential as a major center of learning and noted efforts to broaden access and expand facilities with alumni support to back a building program led by A Pratt Adams.
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Savannah
University of Georgia
Harmon Caldwell
University
University of Georgia Club of
Caldwell
Caldwells
University At
Athens
A. Pratt Adams
Governor Talmdge Bitten by Snake on Farm Trip
Atlanta reports Governor Talmdge, a New Deal opponent, was bitten by a brown snake while inspecting crops on his Monroe county farm. He was taken to a Forsyth physician for first aid. the wound received serum though the reptile was nonpoisonous. The governor said they did not kill the snake, leaving the field promptly for medical care.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Monroe
W. E. Wilburn
State Highway Board
Forsyth
Wilburn
Legal notice in Taylor County divorce petition
Mrs G J Downs files for divorce against G J Downs in Taylor Superior Court with service by publication. G J Downs, not a resident, must appear at the October term 1985 on the first day to answer the complaint, witnessed by Judge C F McLaughlin.
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G. J. Downs
Taylor Superior Court
Petiton
Taylor Suerior Court
C. F. McLaughlin
Georgia Taylor County Admin Notice for H W Windham
The Thelmon Jarréil Clerk Superior Court of Taylor County applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of H. W. Windham. Creditors and next of kin must appear by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated July 10, 1935, L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Thelmon Jarréil
H. W. Windham
L, T
Parrish Siblings Lead Family Into Film in Hollywood
Helen Parrish, once a Columbus girl, signs a long term contract with RKO Radio in Hollywood. She follows in the footsteps of her sister Beverly Parrish and brother Bob Parrish as they launch careers in motion pictures.
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Helen Parrish
Columbus
RKO Radio
Hollywood
Beverly Parrish
Bob Parrish
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1945 Notice
Taylor County sheriff sale listing for August 11 1945 at legal hours. Property is two acres in land lot No 13 7th district bounded by roads and by Mathews. Levied to satisfy 1942 1943 taxes and county taxes. Property owner Jobie McCragy. Sheriff R P McGuffin signs.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Y" Mathews
M Mathews
Busi
Jobie McCragy
C. C. Cooper
L. C
R. P. McGuffin
Sherif
Notice of year's support for W M Hill estate
Mrs W M Hill has filed for twelve months support from the estate of W M Hill deceased. The application will be heard by the Ordinary at the August term of court to be held on the first Monday in August 1985. Witness my hand and official seal this day in August 1985. LT Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. M. Hill
Forgery Charge Against Peach Broker in Macon Case
Lyle Chambers, a peach broker tied to a New Orleans firm, was brought from Ft Valley to Macon to face forgery charges linked to alleged illegal credit applications and acceptance in Macon last year. Bond set at 3500. Sheriff Briggs Fagan escorted him under warrant issued by Charles Garrett, solicitor general of the Macon circuit.
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Macon
Lyle Chambers
New Orleans
Ft. Valley
Bibb County
Briggs Fagan
Fort Valley
Chas. H. Garrett
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Sadie Merchan
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J. M. Glenn
Henry Bennett
Yemassee
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Henry Screws, Jr
Banks, Ala
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Rockmart
Homer Jenkins
East Point
T. H. Clarke
Bradenton
Fla
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Newsome
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A. F. Nunn
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Watson
Mathews Memorial Lodge
America
Southwestern College
Jenkins
MR. Riley L, Tingle
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Albany CT
Camilla Ly
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Tal’h’see
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Beverly, Mass
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Kingston, Mass
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