Politicians talker’s warning and local political notes
The piece mocks loud political speech and notes Georgia local concerns. It mentions Mayor James M. Woodall of Auguste wanting county names on license plates to aid recognition, recalls J. R. McCarl’s sudden death in Washington, and praises editor Rush Burton and W. T. Shydle. It also covers Adel Tobacco Markets opening and J. W. Edwards’ unopposed Taylor county reelection, praising his service and attendance.
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Jas. M. Woodall
Auguste
Georgia
W. T. Shydle
Adel
Two Candidates Enter Race for 28th District State Senate
Crawford county hosts this week the State Senate race for the 28th district with two announced candidates Hon Nat F Walker and Hon E B Harrison. The district includes Crawford Houston Peach and Taylor counties and the present senator J T Cochran of Taylor may not be eligible due to rotation rules.
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Crawford County
Nat F. Walker
Harrison
Crawford
Houston
Peach
Taylor
J. T. Cochran
Cochran
Senate
Lavonia Times marks fifth year under Hon. Rush Burton
The Lavonia Times completes its fifth year of service to the community largely under editor Rush Burton. The piece salutes its editor and the paper’s prosperity and future growth.
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Lavonia Times
Prince of Good Fellows
Rush Burton
Georgia weekly press noted for strong record of early achievement
Hal Stanley seeks to document Georgia weekly newspapers in a history project. The publication notes its challenge to fill two lines with notable accomplishments, as only a fraction of a line is needed to describe its progress.
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Hal Stanley
Georgia
Judge Reid Praised as Unopposed Georgia Supreme Court Choice
The Adel News lauds Judge Charles B. Reid, praising him as an able and conscientious jurist with no opposition for the Georgia Supreme Court. It notes his brief tenure but asserts he is entitled to a full term and likely successive terms.
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Adel News
Reid
Georgia
Chas
Supreme Court
Rev Kenneth McGregor Illness Shuts Pastor in Columbus
It is a source of regret to learn of the serious illness of Rev Kenneth McGregor a leading minister of the South Georgia Conference and pastor of St Paul Methodist church in Columbus He recently had surgery at Columbus hospital and is expected to remain in the hospital for two weeks.
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Kenneth McGregor
South Georgia Conference
St. Paul Methodist Church
Columbus
Columbus Hospital
Mail Carriers Earn Highest Regard in All Weathers
Walton News notes postal workers on city and rural routes brave freezing cold and now scorching heat with steady, cheerful service. The piece praises their consistency and urges the public to honor these carriers.
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Walton News
Georgia voters urged to demand clear pardon stance from candidates
The Atlanta Constitution urges Georgia voters to press each of four gubernatorial hopefuls for a clear, unequivocal policy on pardons and paroles before primary day. It argues the public, funding apprehension, trials, and punishment, deserves timely information to ensure safety and accountability.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Milledgeville Mourns Losses Of Local Notables In Recent Weeks
The community laments the deaths of prominent locals including Jimmie Simmons in a highway accident and young Leonard Wilson of Cooperville. The piece honors citizens Tom McMullen Bibb Little and the Wilson family, reflecting on life, faith, and shared grief in Baldwin County.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin County
C. B. McCul- Tar
Tom McMullen
Jimmie Simmons
Leonard Wilson
Cooperville
J. N. Wilson
Willie Wilson
Bibb Little
Wirt Little
Judge Palmer sharpens focus on drunken driving
Editorial from The Columbus Enquirer on August 6 1990 notes Judge George C Palmer urging the Muscogee county grand jury to tighten action against reckless drunken driving. He cites speed violations and intoxicated operators and calls for cooperation with law enforcement and public aid to curb traffic mishaps.
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Columbus Enquirer
Muscogee County
George C. Palmer
Palmer
State budget critique highlights value for money
A valued opinion notes that budgets reveal how much is spent for relatively little return, a concept applicable to both state government and citizens. The speaker argues for scrutiny of allocations and efficiency.
Four Candidates to Visit Sumter as They Seek Office
In the coming weeks Sumter expects all four candidates to visit as guests. They will be treated with courtesy while in Ames, Americus, Tri-County News reports.
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Sumter
Tri-County News
Americus
Bro
Ames
Georgia welcomes Bishop Arthur J. Moore back after six years abroad
Georgians across denominations greet the return of Bishop Arthur J. Moore after a six year absence in the Orient and Europe. He will supervise the South Georgia and North Georgia and Florida conferences succeeding Bishop J. L. Decell, who has served the Birmingham area for two years, with Georgia as part of his jurisdiction.
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Arthur J. Moore
Orient
Europe
South Georgia
North Georgia
Florida
J. L. Decell
Birmingham
Georgia
Georgians grow restless as gubernatorial tension rises
The Augusta Chronicle notes rising public interest in state politics with citizens prepared to defend their views, citing heated incidents at Warm Springs and broader demand for truth from politicians. The piece frames growing political engagement as a trend across Georgians and Americans.
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Augusta Chronicle
Warm Springs
Endorsement for Dr M D Collins for Georgia State Superintendent
The Herald expresses strong support for Dr M D Collins noting his long service as State Superintendent of Schools and praising advances in equal educational opportunities. It highlights longer school terms for white children, increased state and rural funding, more vocational and home economics departments, new school buildings, free textbooks, and robust library and railroad infrastructure programs. The editorial warns of rumored opposition from politicians and book companies and urges voters to reelect Collins for an overwhelming majority.
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Herald
M. D Collins
Banks County Journal
M. D. Collins
Georgia
United States
Collins
Niger
Ther
Dr. Collins
Frightful Forsyth wreck leaves two dead and four injured
Butler and Taylor county friends of those involved were shocked by a Saturday wreck near Forsyth. Two occupants died instantly and four were seriously injured. Miss Leona Ruth Cliff of Andrew College, Cuthbert, was among the injured but is now recovering well.
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Butler
Taylor County
Forsyth
Leona Ruth Cliff
Pres
S. GC. Cliff
Andrew College
Cuthbert
Georgia counties benefit from health officers say Walton News
The Walton News notes that counties with active health departments show healthier populations and lower mortality. It highlights Taylor County's Sara Windham as one of the state's best health officers, praising her service and impact.
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Georgia
Walton News
Taylor County
Sara Windham
Bro Caldwell
Leonard enters race for judge in Chattahoochee circuit
Columbus lawyer A Leonard announces candidacy for Superior Court judge in the Chattahoochee circuit. A native of Columbus, he lists extensive legal practice, prior service in Georgia General Assembly, and support from civic groups. He aims to be the People’s Judge, with emphasis on working people and fair courts.
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William A. Leonard
Superior Court
Chattahoochee
Columbus
A. Leonard
Chat Hoochee Judicial Circuit
Leonard
Andrew
Emory Universe
Ysard
Y Leonard
S Supreme Court
Lumbus
Y Merce
Kiwanis
Woodmen of World
Masonic Order
First Baptist Church
Gene promises tax cuts and growth for Georgia
The Inman Park presses voters in Fulton County hail Gene as the man to govern Georgia. They dismiss old rumors about rivals Columbus and another candidate, noting Gene’s growing ground-swell. Voters are urged to support a governor who will keep promises and push tax cuts and state building for a stronger Georgia.
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Inman Park
Fulton County
Georgia
Abu
Columbus
Gene
Silence on Lindbergh Sparks National Debate
In the Park Advertiser the radio silence around Lindbergh is noted as causing confusion and speculation. The piece hints at public frustration with political rhetoric and the risk of provoking the Colonel into another spectacle, prompting citizens to tune out.
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Lindbergh
Wes
Park Advertiser
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