Notice to heirs in J R Fallaw estate
A. Sealy has applied to the Court of Ordinary in Taylor County for letters of administration on the estate of J. R. Fallaw, deceased. Heirs are warned to appear at the September 1, 1941, session to contest. R. Lunsford, Ordinary, July 1941.
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Taylor
Sealy
J. R. Fallaw
Court of Ordinary
A. Sealy
R. Lunsford
Notice of Letters of Administration for L. F. James
James applying for permanent administration on the estate of L. F. James late of an unspecified locality. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office and show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated August 6 by Ordinary R. Lunsford.
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Taylor County
James
L. F. James
Whitney Becomes Dairyman After Prison Release
Ossining August 13 Richard Whitney once a Wall Street icon and five time NYSE president walks out of Sing Sing after 40 months as Convict No 94635. He begins a new life at age 53 as superintendent of a 25 cow dairy farm near Barnstable Massachusetts marking a drastic career shift from broker to farmer.
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Ossinging
N. Y
Richard Whitney
Wall Street
Sing Sing
New York Stock Exchange
New England
Whitney
Barnstable
Mass
Two Oklahoma Prison Officials Five Inmates Killed In Break
In MeAlster Oklahoma, Warden Jess Dunn and a county jailer were slain during a failed breakout. Four convicts seized Dunn as a hostage and wounded a guard, while Deputy Sheriff Bill Alexander and officers cornered the fugitives at the town edge. Tab Ford, the jailer, was killed as the inmates fired on surrender.
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MeAlster
Okla
Jess Dunn
Oklahoma State Prison
Liberty
Murray Fentress
Dunn
Bill Alexander
Tab Ford
Reynolds to wed 20 year old daughter of McLean
Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina 57 and ex officio chairman of the senate military affairs committee confirmed plans to marry Eve lyn W McLean 20 the daughter of Mrs Eve lyn Walsh McLean of Washington This would be Reynolds fifth marriage
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Senator Reynolds
N. C
Senator
Washington
Robert R. Reynolds
D-N. C
Senate
Evelyn W. McLean
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Reynolds
Eight Georgia soldiers among eight killed in Missouri crash
Ft. Leonard Wood Mo Aug 11 eight negro soldiers and a white civilian truck driver were killed in a west of the fort collision. Among the dead were Sergt. Paul McAfee Woodstock Ga Elza Fisher Manchester Ga and Doc Miles Jr Waynesboro Ga. A gasoline tank exploded and flames enveloped the victims as J D Wilson near the scene tore burning garments from the soldiers and used lard for first aid.
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Ft. Leonard Wood
Charles Overcash
Baxter Springs
Ark
Sergt
Paul McAfee
Woodstock
Elza Fisher
Manchester
Doc Miles Jr
Waynesboro
J. D. Wilson
Five Georgia University Regents Remove Ancillary Leaders
At the University System of Georgia meeting in Statesboro five more dismissals were recorded including Dr. C. M. Destler and Miss Jane Franseth from Georgia Teachers College. J. A. Evans and Leila Mize were replaced, while Dr. A. M. Gates was selected to head Statesboro College. Salary changes and a possible broadcast station contract were discussed, with no agreement on an expense account for the Albany Negro college head.
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Tifton
Board, of Regents of the
University System of Georgia
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
C. M. Destler
Georgia Teachers College
Statesboro
Jane Franseth
Mamie Veazey
Women
East Hill
Leila R. Mize
J. A. Evans
Prof
Waldo Rice
F. W. Fitch
Elmo Ragsdale
WGST
Atlanta
Regent Harvey
Lindale
Georgia School of Technology
Southern Broadcasting Co
Tech
Broadcasting Company
Negro College At
Albany
Board
Prison Probe Starts in Atlanta Monday
A joint Georgia investigation into several prison camp deaths will be launched by the legislature and the State Prison and Parole Commission. Sen. E. L. Almand said the senate penitentiary committee and the house committee under Rep. W. R. Blease will begin in Dade County on Monday, with further probes at Sparta and Tattnall prison in Reidsville.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Prison and Parole Commission
E. L. Almand
Almand
Senate Penitentiary Committee
House
W. R. Blease
Brooks County
Dade County
Sparta
Tattnall
Reidsville
Postman’s Pony to Quit with Boss
Fitzgerald Georgia July 27 Fitzgerald to lose two faithful servants Aug 1 when Postman A G Brown reaches his 65th birthday and retires from the U S Postal Department With Mr Brown retires Billy the horse whose rounds through the city have made him a familiar sight Among eight horses Brown has used Billy is perhaps the most popular and familiar.
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Fitzgerald
A. G. Brown
U. S. Postal Department
Mr.Brown
Billy
Brown
United States
Bibb Jury Charges Court Clerk With Cash Shortage
The Bibb grand jury returned presentments charging Superior Court Clerk V. H. Roberts with a cash shortage and directing the State to investigate. County auditor L. D. Baggs had reported discrepancies over the past two and a half years, with shortages ranging from 1700 dollars in 1938 to four or five hundred dollars this year.
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Macon
Bibb Grand Jury
Superior Court
V. H. Roberts
Garrett
L. D. Baggs
Gov Talmadge Attacks Agnes Scott Head Over Accusations
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge issued a statement denouncing Agnes Scott College president J R McCain amid a dispute over alleged racial mixing on Georgia college campuses and his defense before state regents. The remarks tied McCain to General Education Board funding and questioned the University of Georgia system accreditation.
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Gov. Talmadge
McCain
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
J. R. McCain
Decatur
Talmadge
Georgia
General Education Board
Rosenwald Fund
Tuskegee
Negro College
Uiversity System
Walter D. Cocking
University of Georgia
Dr. McCain
Cocking
M. S. Pittman
Georgia Teachers’ College
Bruno Mussolini Dies in Plane Crash Near Pisa
Rome reports Bruno Mussolini, 22, son of Mussolini, killed in a morning plane crash while testing a new aircraft near Pisa. A captain in the Fascist air force he had recent service in Ethiopia and Spain and held aviation records. He was married to the daughter of Prof Guido Roberti.
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Rome
Mussolini
Bruno
Pisa
Ethiopia
Spain
Il Duce
Greece
Bruno Mussolini
Brazil
Dakar
French West Africa
Guido Roberti
Education Ministry
Contemporary Art
Twiggs Countian Returns Home with 75000 Inheritance
Jeffersonville August 6 Jim White returns to Twiggs County with a $75000 inheritance plus a Miami home and car left by an elderly couple who died without close relatives. The old lady, 83, was last to die. White, popular and cordial, once left Jeffersonville 15 years ago to sell Packard cars in Miami. A young employee at the couple’s business received a $100000 legacy. The nurse may retire from work, and other beneficiaries were named. White visits his sisters Mrs. M. C. Gettys and Miss Cordelia White of Dublin after a Hot Springs vacation.
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Jeffersonville
Jim White
Twiggs County
Miami
White
Packard
Hot Springs
Ark
M. C. Gettys
Cordelia White
Dublin
October Term Federal Court Sets 90-Nine Trials
Atlanta August 11 Ninety six cases are slated for trial in the October term of Federal Court. Prosecution will include Jno W Greer Jr former purchasing agent for the State Highway Department on Anti Trust Act charges. Dr Hiram Wesley Evans former imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan and three corporations face a separate indictment for illegal use of the mails to defraud Georgia taxpayers in a emulsified asphalt monopoly. Several former state officials including J G Glover Sr and Geo C Blount will be tried on mail fraud charges. Most cases involve violations of the Internal Revenue Act.
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Atlanta
Jno
W. Greer Jr
State Highway Department
Greer
Hiram Wesley Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Evans
Dr. Evans
Emulsified Asphalt Refining Co
Shell Oil Co
J. G. Glover Sr
Geo. C. Blount
R. H. Hogg Sr
W. F. Sutherland
Mills at LaGrange Get U. S. Contracts
War Department announces contracts to Callaway Mills LaGrange 508000 yards tent cotton duck 106832 dollars 800000 yards 194480 dollars Dixie Cotton Mills LaGrange 264000 yards 66422 dollars Washington Manufacturing Company Tennille 600000 yards 153960 dollars. Delivery dates not disclosed.
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Washington
War Department
Callaway Mills
LaGrange
Dixie Cotton Mills
Washington Manufacturing Company
Tennille
Gift of 1000 to Hopeville Home seen while donor lives
Rev C M Henderson announced a $1000 donation from Mrs I M Parham to Georgia Baptists' Home at Hopeville. The Royston church member gave from her late husband’s estate, preferring the money be used now rather than after her death.
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Atlanta
Georgia Baptists
Hopeville
C. M. Henderson
Royston Baptist Church
I. M. Parham
Royston Church
Former Taylor County school man given penitentiary sentence
Ezekiel J. Summerour a 33 year old Cartersville attorney and former state legislator was sentenced by Federal Judge R L Russell to a year and a day in prison for violating narcotic laws He was found guilty of forging narcotic prescriptions and had probation revoked after allegedly drinking He requested to stay in the Cartersville jail three days to settle affairs and pack records and books The judge preferred a reformatory type facility at Chillicothe Ohio but allowed the stay.
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Atlanta
Ezekiel J. Summerour
Cartersville
R. L. Russell
Summerour
Russell
Chillicothe
Ohio
Pace Praised As Peanut Price Fight Lifts Income
Americus Aug 8 Sumter county peanut growers gain an estimated 220000 over 1940 as government pegs prices about 25 per ton higher. Rep Stephen Pace praised the move saying it will bring many millions to growers in Georgia Alabama and surrounding states. The USDA loan and diversion plan sets prices by grade with No 1 Spanish and Southwestern Spanish among U S No 1 prices at 90 94 per ton and lower grades accordingly. The Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Peanut Association based in Camilla handles purchases for the region.
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Americus
Sumter Coumedy
Edgar Shipp Jr
MacClesky Mills
Sumter County
Sumter
Stephen Pace
George and Russell
Georgia
Bankhead
Alabama
Georgia-Florida-Alabama Association
Camilla
U. S
U .S
Producers Association
Florida
Mississippi
FGA Peanut Association
Burglar Steals $750 in Gems in Woodbury Home
In Woodbury Georgia on August 12 a masked thief entered a sleeping room at pistol point, robbed Mrs. Janie Williams and her daughter of jewelry valued at over $750 and $42 cash. The burglar escaped through a nearby window. Police could not ID the suspect in the dark room. The loot included a wrist watch four diamond rings a dinner ring and a diamond cluster ring much of it heirloom property.
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Woodbury
Janie Williams
Primitive Baptists Set annual session in Atlanta August 29 31
Glennville report notes the Primitive Baptist Bible Conference will meet in Atlanta from August 29 through 31. The program includes ministers and deacons from Georgia Coastal Empire such as J S Brannen Metter S M Claxton Swainsboro J D Durden Swainsboro W H Waters Claxton T R Crumpton Belleville and Dr J W Hendricks Savannah.
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Primitive Baptists OF State
Atlanta
Glennville
H. G. Stubbs
The
Primitive Baptist Bible Conference
Georgia
J. S. Brannen
Metter
S. M. Claxton
J. D. Durden
Swainsboro
W. H. Waters
Claxton
T. R. Crumpton
Belleville
J. W. Hendricks
Savannah
Skeleton Found in College Box Startles Janitor
Uncle Bob Cliff, a Georgia Southwestern College janitor, opened a delivery box and found a large manufactured skeleton inside. He alerted Business Manager Ewell Barnes, who confirmed the skeleton is a biology teaching prop.
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Americas
Bob” Cliff
Georgia Southwestern College
Ewell Barnes
Barnes
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