Prominent Georgians Die and Projects Advance in 1932
News from Georgia reports the death of B. Y. Hill of Columbus and other prominent figures, along with updates on civic projects such as an $8,000 addition to the Tifton post office. The week includes remarriage notices, bank deposits in liquidation, a Masonic convention headlined by Ray mond Daniel, and a string of accidents and local tributes across the state.
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B. Y. Hill
Columbus @man
Tifton
Georgia
Gormley
Walter Cumble
Georgia Masonic Home
Macon
Waycross
Sea Island Beach
Brunswick
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
State of
Highway Board Seeks Bids for Twenty Road Projects
The State Highway Board submitted a list of 20 road and bridge projects totaling 109.05 miles of paving. Contracts to be awarded August 16 use federal emergency relief funds, with anticipated total awards near $2 million and about $3 million remaining for future awards before year’s end.
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State Highway Board
Federal Emergency Relief Act
J. W. Barnett
Local Farmer Garret Celebrated for Hospitality and Crops
Mr. Garrett, a longtime county resident, is noted for his diversified farming and welcoming nature. His home on the acreage draws sightseers and neighbors who visit daily, lifting his spirits as he recovers in his porch chair and enjoys lively conversations with friends.
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Garrett
Pace Page One Cooperation Spurs Private Public Aid
Pace Page One reports cooperation to aid private and public agencies. General Business notes upbeat outlook with foreseen improvements across sectors. Hoover outlines a nine point recovery program prompting coordinated action by business leaders. Next month’s dividends total $392,490 with August 1981 projections. Gold stocks rise as foreign buyers flock to U. S. securities. Automobile registrations for June show 147,137 new passenger cars, down from 199,716 last June 1981. Bank and insurance sectors see weekly suspensions fall to 17 from 28. Tronang Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube report half year net losses of 6,845,597 versus 1,998,853 in 1951. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea declares extra 25 cent dividend with 1.50 per share anticipated. American Piano Corp and Aeolin Co. approve merger. Consolidated Corp. earns preferred dividends through June. Norfolk Southern R R to operate under normal receivers. United Gas Improvement Co. net income for year ended June 30 is 36,622,484 versus 38,480,464 prior year.
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Hoover
New York Journal of Commeace
United States
Dorgin
Tronang Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of America
American Piano Corp
Aeolin Co
Petroleum—Consolidated Corp
Sinclair
Norfolk Southern R. R
United Gas Improvement Co
Solar eclipse path to darken skies across North America
The eclipse will span the United States Canada and Mexico with totality along a 100 mile wide track from Hudson Bay southeast across Portland Maine to the mid Atlantic. New York City will see about 95 percent of the sun obscured, Boston 99 percent Denver 49 and Los Angeles 15. The event will dim daylight for about one minute forty seconds in New England, stars visible, corona may appear. This marks the year’s second eclipse after March 7 and will be followed by a final moon eclipse on September 14 elsewhere on the globe.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Theearth
North Pole
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Portland
Maine
mid-Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Boston
Denver
Los Angeles
New England
America
Australia
Antarctic
South Pole
Justice Opinions on Taxation and Veterans Pension Funds
A majority opinion views the issue as a national war powers dispute rather than taxation while a dissent argues the tax free pension provision ends when funds are used to buy taxable property. The debate centers on federal pensions, war authority, and tax treatment of veterans rewards.
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Jority
Congress
Justice
Either
County proposes long term low interest loan for public works
County leaders consider applying for a government loan at three percent to restart building and employ local labor after years of rest. Planned improvements include school building upgrades, bridge replacements, justice of the peace courts and elections facilities, paving Route 96 through Reynolds Butler and Howard, and rebuilding the courthouse to boost employment and utilize cheap local materials.
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Municipal
Sony
Taylor County
Justice of the Peace
Reynolds, Butler and
Howard
Mrs Forehand in Marshallville Burns Severe
Mrs T C Forehand of Marshallville remains in critical condition after serious burns suffered in an electrical storm. She continues under medical care as doctors monitor her injuries.
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T. C. Forehand
Marshallville
Ten Commandments and Moses Legacy Across Sinai to Calvary
From a study of Exodus and Sinai to Calvary, the text extols the Ten Commandments as enduring law. It details Moses delivering water at Massah, the Amalekite battle, and Jethro’s plan for civil and ecclesiastical governance. It argues God’s sovereignty, the prohibition on graven images, reverence for God’s name, and the Sabbath as divine example and command. It urges obedience as loyalty to Jehovah and compares Sinai justice with Calvary love.
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Ven
Justinan
Rephidim
Moses
Jehovah
Hore
Massah
Aaron
Hur
Joshua
God
Jethro
Egypt
Mobab
Canaan
Toenter
Israel
Mount Sinai
Sinai
Golgotha
Calvary
Sinvi
John the Apostle
Ublicans
Enaven
Crisp recounts role in 16th amendment and reforms
Washington representative Chas R. Crisp outlines his stewardship in support of the 16th amendment taxing wealth inclines to income tax for federal officials, direct election of senators, parcel post, federal aid for state highways, and tariff measures benefiting farmers before World War I.
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Washington
Chas. R. Crisp
T. W. announces candidacy for 3rd Georgia Congressional seat
In response to citizens wishes I announce my candidacy for the position long held by Hon. Chag. R. Crisp in Georgia's 3rd Congressional District. The race is subject to the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1982. Cuthbert, Georgia.
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Georgia
Chag. R. Crisp
Sampara
T. Ww
Cuthbert
Think Canonal District of Georgia Congressional Bid
A candidate announces self for Congress in Georgia Think Canonal District seeking support from residents. The statement outlines intent to advance policies and engage fellow citizens in the electoral process.
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Congress
District of Georgia
Georgia Politician Announces Candidacy for Third District
A Georgia candidate declares intent to succeed Hon. Chas. R. Crisp, citing service in the Georgia House and Senate, farming and mercantile ties, and parliamentary knowledge. He seeks Democratic support ahead of the September 14 primary, asking citizens for votes and influence.
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Congress
Georgia
Chas. R. Crisp
Flp
Lewis
House
Senate of Georgia
Ffor
Solicitor General Candidate Seeks Support in 1982 Primary
A candidate for Solicitor-General of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit asks Citizens to support and influence the campaign under the Democratic White Primary on September 14, 1982. The appeal emphasizes adherence to primary rules and the candidate's qualifications.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Politician Recalls Wartime Economy and Reform Efforts
A former congressman recalls high national wages and a strong economy, noting he blocked several bid-related bills and served on the Ways and Means Committee during the Wilson era. He emphasizes a scandal-free record while highlighting wartime finance and public policy.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Kenneth H. Hall
Mopon
Cordele
Harris County
Chipley Lodge
Raymond Daniel
Atlanta
W. T. Pace
Smyrna
Cobb County
Marietta Hospital
Americus
Jake
Americas
South
Hugh Moore
Albany
Moore
Hugh Lefevre
Southern Railway
Inez Lefevre
New Orleans
Gainesville
Blairsvil
Maron
Stewart County
Meise
L. B. Greslin
Lumpkin
Jim Hall
Columbus of
Ripon
John T. Kelley
Athdita
Eugene Talmadge
South Georgia
Talmadge
Ashburn
Kelley
Ilass
St. Mark Methodist Church
BE. W. Hill
Georgia Supreme Cou
Hill
Central of Georgia
Savannah
Bagear
Textbook Commission
Cobb County Times
R. M. Bagley
Coca Cola
Colum
Hailea
Chas. M. Adams
Middle Georgia
Meron
Mr. Adams
Washington County
Sandersville
J. B
Pete) Allen
The
Telegraph
Macon Evening News
A. G. Rhodes and Son Furniture Stores
Edward Y. Clarke
Stu Klux Klan
Esskaye
Wayne County
J. W. Smith
Ft. Valley Presbyterian Church
Ft. Valley
Smith
California
George
Atlanta Journal
Dixie Associated Motorists
Walter F. George
John §. Cohen
Mountain Wi
Oorhouse
W. M. Rainey
DeKalb County
Tom Richardson
Mountainview
Lawrence S. Camp
Avamey
Russell
H. B. Patterson
Columbus Bank and Trust Company
W.C. Bradley
Chicago
New York
Stella Akin
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
Roosevelt
Sers
Charles Bradshaw
Frank Bradshaw
East Albany
Roher
Flint
Highway Board
Eaae
General Assembly of
Democratic Party
C. W. Foy
LDS
Judge Superior Court
Superior Court
Etfall
McLaughlin
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