Talmadge Back Home After Pleasant Trip To Western States
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge returns from a Western swing with a Jackson Hole moose antelope bear and deer license and plans to hunt again in September He toured Los Angeles Pasadena and Tia Juana enjoyed Mexican food but avoided movie stars and bullfighting saying the south is a great country with hospitable people He aims to repay debts practice law and straighten out affairs after the campaign
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmade
West
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Georgia
Talmadge
California
Guwil
South Dakota
Mexico
Tia Juana
Board Sets Funds to Train Firemen in Georgia
Albany July 30- Fire chief D W Brosnan announced that the state board of education has set aside a 10000 appropriation for a statewide firemen training program. The Georgia Fire College chaired by Brosnan requested the project. Beginning in 1947, instructors will visit small towns and cities to teach fire ground techniques and latest firefighting developments.
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Albany
D. W. Brosnan
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlanta
State Board of Education
Brosnan
Georgia Fire College
Georgia
Six Men Held In Lash Death Of Farm Negro
Sheriff W L Murtagh pledged a vigorous prosecution of six white Mississippi Delta planters charged with murder in the fatal beating of Leon McTat ie, a sharecropper found by a Negro fisherman near a bayou 60 miles from Lexington. Two young Negroes later confessed theft of the saddle, the sheriff said.
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Lexington
Miss
W. L. Murtagh
Murtagh
Leon McTatie
Indianola
Information on World War II veterans terminal leave pay
The State Department of Veterans Service announces a bond based terminal leave pay plan proposed by the Senate Military Affairs Committee. Veterans will receive nonnegotiable bonds worth multiples of twenty five dollars with cash balances paid only after maturity. Bonds are nontransferable and nonpledgeable, with special cash provisions for certain groups. The plan aims to replace cash payments and awaits potential congressional action and presidential signature.
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State Department of Veterans Service
Talbotton
Leonard G. Parker Jr
C. Arthur Cheatham
Truman
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House
Washington
Senate
Congress
Estate of Elijah McLendon Administrator Notice
Legal advertisement from Taylor County Georgia declares all creditors of Elijah McLendon deceased must present claims by law and debtors must pay immediately. Dated June 4 1946 signed Leslie Hicks Administrator Reynolds Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Elijah McLendon
Leslie Hicks
P. O
Reynolds, Ga
Notice to Debtors and Creditors Georgia Taylor County
Administrators G C Perry W C Bussey and T H Cromer of Mrs Emily Perry deceased announce this notice to debtors and creditors to present claims by law. Dated July 17 1946 in Taylor County Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Emily Perry
G. C. Perry
W. C. Bussey
T. H. Cromer
Georgia Clears Debts and Expands State Services
Georgia reports its first debt-free year since 1838 as the 1946 audit shows increased income and expanded public services. Gov Arnall’s era boosted school funding to 35 million, university funding to 4.4 million, and road building. Next year’s outlook requires either cuts or an extra 12.37 million to sustain the expanded program.
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Atlanta
Georgia
B. E. Thrasher
Arnall
Thrasher
Retience at Monroe Stalls Investigation
Georgia officials face stalled probe into the Appalachee River killings as Maj. William E. Spence appeals for federal help. GBI and FBI agents joined the search while Gov. Arnall offers prizes exceeding 10 000 dollars for a breakthrough.
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Monroe
GBI
Georgia State Police
Here
William E. Spence
Atlanta
Maj
Spence
J. Roy Harrison
Appalachee
Harrison
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arnall
Grimly
LeRoy Smith Former Macon Editor Drowns in California Surf
LeRoy Smith 40 longtime Macon Telegraph and Macon News editor drowned while swimming at Newport Beach California on his vacation day. He had been managing editor of the Macon News in 1944 to 1945 and later led The Telegraph before leaving for a San Diego Tribune copyreader post due to his ill son and a doctor advised climate change.
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Macon
LeRoy Smith
Macon Telegraph
Macon News
Newport Beach
Calif
Associated Press
The
Telegraph
Macon Newspapers
San Diego
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Butler Herald
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