Callaway farm plan urged. unemployment fund tops
Georgia reports a nationwide push for Callaway's farm plan as the state unemployment fund surpasses 62 million dollars. Cotton opens rapidly in South Georgia. Gainesville builds a large poultry packing plant. Jasper Court with three murder cases. rural and civic notes fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Georgia
$200000 Building Planned for Augusta
Augusta Ga Aug 15 A $200000 building will be erected at the University of Georgia School of Medicine after the war to replace the old college building. Dean G L Kelley announced that the old structure will be remodeled at a cost of $25000 and converted into a student union with a swimming pool gun restaurant and recreation rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
University of Georgia School of Medicine
G. L. Kelley
Kelley
Winder Man Drowns in Lake Rabun Fishing Boat Mishap
Oscar E. Summerour, 50, co owner of three Winder, Monroe, and Commerce furniture stores, died when a fishing boat capsized on Lake Rabun. Companions Henry Oakley and Ralph Milam escaped. Oakley was rescued after surfacing for the third time. Summerour and his wife Lillie Belle Robinson had long summers at their mountain home and he was active in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Summerour
Winder
J. W. Summerour
Decatur
Lake Rabun
Lakemont
Monroe
Commerce
Henry Oakley
Ralph Milam
Oakley
Summerour
Lillie Belle Robinson
Methodist Church
Montezuma Captain Parker Receives Bronze Star Medal
Capt Wm R Parker former Citizens National Bank cashier in Montezuma received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in the South Pacific Army services of supply. Maj Gen Robert G Breene awards note Parker's outstanding work bringing entertainment recreation and study courses to troops during intense campaigns. Parker is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Parker of Buena Vista and his wife is the former Miss Mary White Dutters of Hartwell Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Wm.r. Parker
Citizens National Bank
Army
South Pacific
Robert G. Breene
Parker
W.h.parker
Buena Vista
Capt. Parker
Mary White Dutters
Hartwell, Ga
Georgia’s Unemployment Fund Grows Yet Untouchable
Atlanta Aug 14 The state holds 62 591 878 on deposit with the U S Treasury as the unemployment trust fund balance on July 31 1944. The reserve rose 17 million in a year while contributions totaled 12 133 226 and benefits paid 2 375 973 a net gain of about ten million. Federal interest added 896 etc Please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
U. S. Treasury
Thrasher
Ralph Mason
Department of Labor
Dougherty Woman Has Poems Published
May Dickerman Burdick of Dougherty county has published Songs of a Pioneer's Daughter through Pegasus Studios in Cleveland Ohio. A Kansas pioneer by birth, she has lived in Albany and nearby areas and her book includes religious nature and Georgia themed poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Highway Mileage Tops 13 995 After Additions
State Auditor B E Thrasher Jr reports 25 miles of road added to the state highway system for the year ending June 30, bringing total mileage to 13 995 as of July 1. Counties share a gas tax allotment of 4 300 000 with Fulton leading at 194 miles and 59 201 in funds, followed by Thomas Emanuel Laurens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Thrasher Jr
Fulton County
Thomas County
Emanuel County
Laurens
Methodist Board Elects Bishop Arthur Moore
Bishop Arthur J. Moore of Atlanta was unanimously elected by acclamation to lead the Methodist Board of Missions and Church Extension for a second quadrennium. He also became general chairman of the Southeastern jurisdiction council overseeing activities across 18 annual conferences in nine states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Georgia
Methodist Board of Missions and
Methodist Church
Moore
Fugitives Dressed as Women Recaptured Near Benning
Four escaping German POWs, two in women's dress, were captured near Fort Benning after a chase starting Aug. 9. FBI official F C Holloman said the group included A L Wielgohs John Kruetneg Wilhelm Bach and Werner Schulze. The car used belonged to Austin Used Cars of Cuthbert Ga and another stolen truck was found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benning
F. C. Holloman
Atlanta
FBI
Telogia
Fla
Georgia
Opelike
Ala
Benning
Tallahassee
A. L. Wielgohs
John Kruetneg
Holloman
Wilhelm Bach
Werner Schulze
Austin
Cuthbert
Quincy
Mexico
Germany
Atlanta Auto Plant Closed by Strike
The Atlanta Chevrolet division plant is shut down until further notice due to a strike at GM's Detroit gear and axle plant causing a shortage of vital parts. D S Zimmerman, manager, stated the closure stems from the Detroit disruption and will last until supply resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chevrolet
General Motors
Detroit
D. S. Zimmerman
Georgia and three states exempt from blackout drills
The War Department said four southeastern states North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida will be exempt from air raid drills and blackout practices after midnight Monday. Civilian defense organizations will be kept on a standby basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
War Department
Southeastern Seaboard
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Meat packing plant revives broken-down motor to aid storage
The facility details a process where meat is thawed, quick frozen, and aged through a series of rooms and hooks to low temperatures for storage. Beef, pork, and poultry products are handled, wrapped, labeled with locker data, and moved to markets in Reynolds and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
12 Generals and 12 Admirals Lost in All American Wars
Washington reports a surge in wartime losses with 12 admirals and 12 generals killed or died since Pearl Harbor. Navy records show no admirals died in action in earlier wars, while only one Army general died in World War I. Over half of the 24 high ranking officers died in plane crashes, with nine generals and four admirals among those losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Edward Sigerfoos
Pearl Harbor
Dawson Smithville highway paving promised
Dawson Ga Aug 12 The unpaved section of the Dawson Smithville highway in Lee County will be completed before the first of the year State Highway Director R G Clay told the Dawson Rotary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson, Ga
Dawson- Smithville
Lee County
R. G. Clay
Dawson Rotary Club
Unconditional Surrender Defined by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt at Pearl Harbor defined unconditional surrender as no terms allowing future warmakers to remain intact. He assured German and Japanese civilians will not face starvation and warned war machines would not be preserved. The plan mirrors the Casablanca 1943 strategy shared with Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Eithe
Winston Churchill
Casalblanca
Two Girls Plead Guilty in Atlanta Auto Theft Case
Hazel Cam 17 of Atlanta and Doris Jones of Hapeville pleaded guilty before Judge Frank A. Hooper in Fulton Superior Court to auto theft. Each received 18 months probation after being arrested early Friday for stealing a car from a soldier who gave them a ride near midnight. The juvenile defendants carried a three month old baby to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hazel Cam
Doris Jones
Hapeville
Frank A. Hooper
Fulto Superior Court
Hooper
Jones
Cour
Cadet William Faris Dies in Georgia Plane Crash
Cadet William R. Faris of Winnetka Illinois was killed during a night solo training flight near Willa Coochee Georgia. Col. W B Brown announced the crash occurred last night at Spence Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faris
Spence Field
Wm. R. Faris
Winnet
Ill
Col
W. B. Brown
Willa
Coochee
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Georgia
Gainesville
Tucker
Jasper Superior Court
Monticello
Joe Sidney Davis
Hancock County
Gracewood
Cortney H. Hodges
Perry, Ga
Bradley
France
Graham Aviation
Souther Field
Army Air Force
Hilliard Sanders
Atlanta Federal Prison
Moon” Mullins
Barber
Americus Hospital
13Th Aaf
C. c. Carson
Talbotton
G. C. Thigpen
Columbus
William Arrant
State
Southern Stages
Wrens
Jas. L. Cartledge
Mary Harmon
Sparta
Elbert County
Mary
W. R. Parker
Dougherty Woman
Methodist Board
Arthur Moore
Atlanta Auto
Dawson, Smithville
Cardus
Lydia E
Pinkhams
Fleishman’s
Heinz Baby Foods
U. K
City Club
Doyel’s Furniture
Reynolds and Butler