Political attack highlights tax burden and graft in Georgia
Kelley accuses legislators of enacting preferential laws that burden common people while enriching a few. He cites rising government costs from 1921 to 1981, widespread farm abandonments, and alleged corruption including Talmadge and Hardwick. He accuses use of state funds for campaigns and costly trips abroad as taxpayer expense.
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Kelley
United States
Lorimer, Newberry and Smith
Ilinois
Talmadge
Talmage
Ansley Hotel
Atlanin
Haasmond
Macon
Talm
Georgia
Uie
R. Kelley
Magnolia Gardens
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Mr. Talmadge
Talmadee
Mr. Talmader
Hardwick
W. & A. Railroad
Hayd
Wico
Wm. J. Harris
Harris
John M. Slaton
Warm Spring Resort Notes and Georgia News Snapshots
Warm Springs attracts visitors while Aug. 12 camp meeting opens near Zebulon. Georgia items include illness of Frank Garrard in Columbus, Cohen Stores sale in Macon, and a statewide push to expand canning peppers with pimento.
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Bluff Springs
Zebulon
Frank A. Garrard
Columbus
When God Speaks The Faithful Hear In The Still Voice
The article discusses fear and reverence when God speaks, noting Moses faced fear yet drew near. It contrasts two fears toward God, praises honoring parents, and explores commandments on murder theft lying and covetousness with reflections on war, alcohol, and moral living.
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Moses
God
Egypt
Pharaoh
Jesus Christ
Christ
Israel
Caanan
lLet
Jesus
Sinai
Ose forests to form with banking support for cotton stock
No 1 PN Ose forests gains powerful banking backing to buy 8,000,000 bales of cotton owned by the Federal Farm Board. The home loan bank board moves toward a nationwide banking system to ease mortgage burdens, while Chicago retailers expect higher prices as wholesale demand rises. Anthracite production jumps to 1,048,000 tons for the week ending July 30, and Chicago schools mail overdue-salary checks totaling over $2,000,000.
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Forests
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Home Loan Bank Board
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Public Works Contracts Report Shows Large Projects Nationwide
The Record details seven month totals nearing 2800000 with major contracts including the Justice Building in Washington costing over 8 million and a $600000 National Institute of Health structure. City projects in Kansas City and St Louis reach about 4.5 and 4 million respectively.
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United States Department of Justice
Washington
National Tnstitute of Health
Kansas City
St. Louis
Proiert
Texas
Maryland
Castellon Announces Candidacy for Third District Seat
In a formal statement from Cuthbert Georgia BT Castellon declares his candidacy for the Third Congressional District seat of Georgia. He notes Hon Charles R Crisp has relinquished the office and pledges to meet district voters before the primary. He asks for votes and influence in the Democratic Primary on September 14 1982.
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Georgia
Georgia Experiment Station
Tlat
Chas. R. Crisp
Castellon
Cuthbert
Georgia Third District Democrat Conferee Candidate Announcement
A Georgia Democrat declares candidacy for Conferees from the Third Congressional District subject to the primary. He asks for support from friends and fellow citizens as the party selects its nominee.
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Georgia
Candidacy announcement for Third Georgia district seat
A gubernatorial style appeal from a Georgia politician announces intent to succeed Charles Chapin in the Third Congressional District. The candidate touts service in Georgia's House and Senate, farming and mercantile experience, and aims to win the Democratic Primary on September 14 urging votes and support from district citizens.
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Congress
Georgia
Chas. R. Chap
F. B. Lewis
House
Senate of Georgia
Taylor County Representative Seeks Re election in Georgia
A candidate announces re election to the Georgia General Assembly representing Taylor County subject to the Democratic primary on September 14, 1982. The statement thanks voters for past support and asks for continued votes and influence in the current race.
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Taylor County
Taylor
Georgia
C. W, Foy
General Assembly of
Jones Perryman seeks re election Solicitor General Chattahoochee Circuit
A candidate for re election to the office of Solicitor General in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit appeals to voters in the Democratic primary on September 14, 1982. Perryman asks for support and influence from the people. The notice also references a second candidate in the same post and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Chattangchee Judicial Circuit
Judge C F McLaughlin Seeks Re election in Taylor County
A handwritten note from Judge C F McLaughlin announces his eight year term as Superior Court judge and seeks re election. He expresses sincere appreciation for public confidence and pledges to continue serving the community if Providence permits. The letter ends with a formal signature and a respectful closing.
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Taylor County
Superior Court
Providence
C.F. McLaughlin
Construction material costs slow projects held in abeyance
Costs for building materials are rising and a Record report notes a trend upward that threatens to stall many jobs. The article states several projects are paused awaiting lower prices with the hope of advancing later.
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Warm Springs
Wheeler Chain of Bug Stores
la Grange
Wigley-Darling
Manchester
Upson County
Thomaston
E. H. Graves
Tootoa Record
Toccoa
Americus
Cohen
S. S. Lee
Ralph L. Williams
Nehi Corporation of
Ellaville
Ellavills
Bronwood
Lawrenceville
Robert Bryant Dixon
Citizens Banke and Trust Company
West Point
John W. Bennett
U. S
Georgia Senate
Waycross Hospital
Continental Packing Company of
Melvin’ Thomas
Grady
G. F. Nettles
Jxv
Swift Spinning Mills
Eugene W. Stetson
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Illinois Central Railroad System
John McIntosh K. Davis
Albany
Cordelo
Fay
Southland
Radium Springs
Abert
Canada
J. F. Condon
Chas. A. Lindbergh, Jr
Virginia
Bertha C. Hudson
D. F. Bruce
Bibb County
Lee County Journal
Sarah” Marshall
Cherokee District
Sarah
Harry” Marshall
Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
Jesse Manley
Georgia Academy For the Blind
John Lewis
Wesleyan Conservatory
Alfred Fox
Fox Manufacturing Company
National Manfacturing and Stores Corporation
Atlanta
Mr. Fox
H. D. Russell
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
War Department
Charles H. Cox
Willie Jones
Richmond County
Milledgeville
Jones
T. F. Gentle
Hawkinsville
Dawson
D. Deubler
Georgia Continental Telephone Company
Deubler
Dawson Telephone Company
Worth County
Sarah Armstrong
Sylvester
Harry Jackson
Rochelle Jackson
Horace Howard
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