Georgia News Summary: Moore Seeks Oglethorpe Judgeship
A roundup of Georgia items notes Jerre M. Moore qualifying as a candidate for the City Court of Oglethorpe, plus obituaries, political moves, and local incidents. Highlights include a Dougherty official’s death at 80, a Williamson marshal murder conviction, a Macon man’s motorcycle accident, and campaign actions by Frank M. Scarlett and others. The report also covers cotton stocks, a public zoo fundraiser, and local legal notices from Brunswick to Valdosta.
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Jerre M. Moore
Court of Oglethorpe. Inc
S. Clark
Dougherty’ Aencourt
Y Pa
Clark
Kelley’s Manager Spikes Letter Amid Campaign Clash
A public letter from Lindley W. Camp tied to the Talmadge campaign disputes charges of campaigning in a state car. Camp asserts he personally drove Tal madge to over 25 speaking events across Georgia and paid cash for gas, denying state employment. Kelley’s manager W. J. Crowe responds that Maley refuses further letter exchanges and urges political rivals to stage a stump meeting to rebut charges.
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John S. Kelley
Lindley W. Camp
Talmadge
Statecpa
Camp
Georgia
W. J. Crowe
Kelley
Maley
Carrollton
Fort attacks Governor Russell over funds and taxes in Georgia race
Columbus attorney Fort accuses Governor Russell of diverting highway funds by bond hypothecation and delaying vetoes to thwart legislature. He labels Russell as self serving, mocks naval service, weighs tax on power versus gasoline, and praises Congressman Crisp for reform and road aid. Fort urges Georgians to vote for Crisp.
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Highway Department
Milledgeville
Russell
Fort
Sort
Tny
Dick Russell
Rort
Dort
State Highway Department
House
Crisp
Power Trust
Public Service Commission
Athens
Thens
Oconee
Ways and Means
Washington
Columbus
United States
Army
Navy
South
Congressman Crisp
United States Senate
Georgia
Union
Moses and the Tabernacle Tent at Sinai
The text recounts Moses receiving detailed instructions for the tabernacle and priestly dress, the Israelites fashioning a golden calf, and Moses interceding with God. A tent of meeting near Sinai becomes a focal point where God speaks to Moses, guiding the people and signaling divine presence with a cloud pillar. It emphasizes leadership, communal faith, and the duty to support church foundations as a center for worship and solace.
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Goa
Moses
Aaron
Israel
Egypt
Jehovah
Heross
Caanan
Tryn
Moar
Camn
God
Joshua
Te Church
Sinai
Milledgeville Man Kills Burglar in Station Fight
Ernest Roberts and his son fought two masked burglars at a Milledgeville filling station after they were caught in the act. Roberts shot and killed one assailant at close range, wounding the other, who staggered off. Track dogs later located the dead man 100 yards away. The second burglar was found semi-unconscious.
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Milledgeville
Ernest Roberts
Roberts
W. J. Haynie
Political Fireworks Ahead in Georgia Governor Race
Kelley warned he may withdraw if Talmadge cannot defend charges and urged addressing voters in the home counties. He attacked Talmadge in Chatsworth and Blue Ridge. Talmadge headquarters promised a new display of political fireworks in Atlanta for Tuesday with details undisclosed.
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Kelley
Talmadge
Chatsworth
Blue Ridge
Atlanta
Moses as Friend of God and Model for Believers
A sermon emphasizes Moses as a model of intimate communication with God. It urges Christians to live visibly noble lives so others associate them with virtue, citing Moses speaking with Jehovah and Jesus interceding. It stresses worship as love shown through inward reverence and daily fellowship with the Spirit.
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Golgotha
Jude
Moses
God
Jehovah
Judas Iscariot
Bernadict
Arnold
Doug
Jesus Christ
Ron
Mankind
Calvary
Father
Cuthbert native enters Georgia Third District race
Politic Annie announces candidacy for the Third Congressional District seat in Georgia. She honors longtime predecessor Charles R. Crisp who is stepping down, pledging to meet voters before the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1952 and asking support from district citizens.
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Georgia
Chas. R. Crisp
Tellow
Cuthbert
Congressional Candidate Announces Candidacy in Georgia District
A declaration from AB announces candidacy for Congress in the Thi Can Jonal District of Georgia. The candidate states intent to run in the Democratic Primary and seeks support from friends and fellow citizens.
Candidacy Announcement for Third Georgia District Seat
A candidate declares intent to succeed Chas R Crisp in Georgia's Third Congressional District. He cites service in Georgia's House and Senate, experience with parliamentary law, labor and mercantile sectors, and pledges strong efforts to aid constituents. Primary set for September 14.
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Congress
Georgine
Succeon
Chas, R, Crisp
Lewis
House
Senate of Georgia
Announcement of Taylor County Democratic candidate for state representative
A resident announces candidacy for Taylor County representative in the upcoming Georgia General Assembly under Democratic party rules. The letter expresses gratitude for voters' consideration and requests support.
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Taylor County
Georgia
Advanc
Childs seeks re election as Taylor County Georgia representative
Incumbent state representative Acknowledges candidacy for re election in the Georgia General Assembly subject to Democratic primary rules on September 14 1982 He thanks Taylor County voters for past support and asks for continued votes and influence in the present race.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
A . T. Childs
Jones Perryman Seeks Re Election Solicitor General
To the People of the Chattahoochee Circuit a candidate for re election to the office of Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit subject to Democratic primary rules set for September 14 1982. Perryman asks for support and influence. The second notice echoes similar candidacy and requests citizen support in the same election context.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
Jones Perryman
Judge F McLaughlin Seeks Re election for Taylor County
A candidate for the Taylor County Superior Court re election states gratitude for past support. He notes no opponent for the office and pledges sincere dedication to serve with Providence permitting.
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Taylor County
Superior Court
F. McLaughlin
Fragmentary Verse on Faith and Eternal Life
A devotional fragment speaks of the Son guiding believers along life's journey toward an eternal, unending world prepared for them. The text emphasizes divine guidance and the promise of a final resting place.
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U. S
Southern
John W. Mobley
State Sanitarium
Augusta
B. T. Marshall, Jr
Sterling
Plains
Frank M. Scarlett
Brunswick
Rusell
Ansley Hotel
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Bleckley County
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T. L. Grayham
Sylvania
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Waycross
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M. M. Trotter
Manchester, Mills
Manchester
South Carolina
James Williams
W. B. Johnson
L. W. Lee
Asa Candler
Woman's Auxiliary
Scottish Rite Hospital For
Joel Chandler Harris, Jr
RB. &. Miller
Horace Clements
Buena Vista
Gry KR. B. Russell, Jr
O Chers
Jackson
Miss
Oglethorpe
Grady ‘Aldridge
Andersonville
Cariie Avera
Moultrie
Michael Hennessey
Tacoma
Wash
Avara
Hartsfield
T. Y. Beard
Indian Springs
Macon County
M. 0. Dickerson
Fighth
Wesley Memorial Church
Auburn Avenue
Ivey Street
J. W. Mints
Griffin
Cullman
Ala
Mints
R. A. Mintz
Hubert Dowling
L. F. Dowling
Fitzgerald
Young Dowley
Richland
Chattahoochee County
Mary B. Wilkerson Miller
T. B. Miller
Misa Pearl Belore
Robinson
Woolford Oil Company
Adel
Florida
Cairo
Barkley
Baptist Orphans Home
Graham
Mills B. Lane
Citizens and Southern National Bank
White House
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John K. Ottley
First National Bank
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