Talmadge Drops Bombshell in Gubernatorial Campaign
Eugene Talmadge charged Thos W Hardwick and John N Holder with corruption over highway contracts tied to the Kentucky Rock Asphalt Company. affidavits say Holder used his influence for contracts. Hardwick would be paid $800 per mile and $25,000 in fees for Kentucky asphalt work in Georgia.
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Eugene Talmadge
Thos. W. Hardwick
John N. Holder
Talmadge
Hardwick
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Company
Tom Ha K
Holder
Highway Department
Highway Partment
R. J. Davidson
Davidson
Frank Holder
Kentucky Asphalt Company
Georgia
Tom Hardwick
Kentucky Rock
Kelley Declines To Debate Edwards In Georgia Bid
John I Kelley refuses Edwards invitation to debate in Atlanta on August 25. In a letter to Edwards, Kelley says he supports three campaign principles and will focus on exposing alleged corruption by Eugene Talmadge and the agriculture department.
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John I Kelley
H. B. Edwards
Atlanta
Mr. Edwards
Edwards
J. Kelley
Kelley
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Culture
Department of Agri
Three Injured in Train Wreck Near Brantley
An Alabama wreck left three people in serious condition and dozens more hurt as a Central of Georgia train derailed near Brantley. Conductor 3. H. Hardy of Columbus Ga. was listed in critical condition along with Miss Ethel Railey of Andalusia.
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Andalusia
Ala
Troy
Central of Georgia
Brantley
Ethel Raley
H. Hardy
Columbus
Railey
Tom Wright
Bandits Rob Atlanta Newspaper Employees in Robbery
Two masked men entered the Atlanta Journal Sunday circulation department and held up workers, fleeing with about $1,500 via a mail chute. Police said two accomplices waited outside in a car as the four sped away. An employee was struck during the holdup.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Roosevelt Ohio Address Highlights Economic Reform Plans
Highlights from Governor Roosevelt's Columbus speech urging American individualism with equal opportunity for all. He condemns concentrated wealth, tariffs hurting farmers, and Republican leadership as failing to solve core problems. He calls for orderly, explicit remedies to aid the masses.
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Roosevelt
Columbus
Washington
Hoover
Towns in Georgia Given Free Cloth
Washington Aug 22 Cotton cloth totaling 110 000 yards first cons v ersion of 500 000 bales of government owned cotton voted by congress to aid the needy was ordered shipped to 15 cities Monday by the Red Cross. Those to receive first consignments include Plymouth New Hampshire Delphos Ohio Greensburg Pennsylvania Sumter South Carolina Fayetteville North Carolina Metter Georgia Atascadero San Gabriel and Alhambra California Mount Sterling Kentucky Huntington Tenn Hudson Mass Westerly Rhode Island Madison West Virginia and Decatur Ga The shipments include prints shirting and euting flannels for Red Cross sewing units and other groups of women volunteers to make clothing.
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Washington
Congress
Red Cross
Plymouth
New Hampshire
Delpho
Ohio
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Sumter
South Carolina
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Metter Georgia
Atascadero
San Gabriel
Alhambra
California
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
Huntington
Watermelons Weigh 282 Pounds Total
A Washington county farmer reports two watermelons totaling 282 pounds with the larger at 181 pounds and the smaller at 101 pounds.
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Washington County
Public Records of Mr. Talmadge Exposed In Speech
In a Swainsboro speech Thos W Hardwick cited a Senate Committee report on the Department of Agriculture. It charged Eugene Talmadge with misusing funds, duplicating expenses, paying claims without warrants, and transferring funds from fertilizer tags to the Bureau of Markets.
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Mr. Talmadge
Thos. W. Hardwick
Swainsboro
Thos W. Hardwick
Senate Committee
Georgia Senate Journal
Department of Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge
Bureau of Markets
Thie
Commissioner of Agriculture
Aley
Durin
Washington, D. C
Southern Tariff Association
Georgia
Southern Tariff Assocition
Jno.a. Peterson
Peterson
Talmadge
Louisville
Commissioners of Agriculture
Mann
Senate
House
Palmadge
Sargeant-at-arms
State
Department
Augusta
Eugene Talmarge
Brunswick
Macon
Mettac
Scotland
Pullman
McRae
Carrollton
Gas McRae
J. J. Brown
Hugh Howell
Riley
Impeachment Debate Over John A Peterson Salary Increase
The record shows a committee dispute over a salary increase for John A Peterson and possible misallocation to Mrs Eugene Talmadge. The report notes an increase to 225 dollars monthly since 1981 with no strings attached, and a minority view by Mr Lanier urging impeachment of Mr Talmadge.
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Duckworth
Watson
Neisler
Talmadge
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Nelson
Cook
McGehee
Talbot
Culpepper
Fayette
Lanier
Echmond
Commissioner of Agriculture
John A. Peterson
Eugene Talmadge
Department of Agriculture
Eugene Snags
House Journal
Richmond
Rigsbys Machine Flips Three Times No One Injured
Ellaville Georgia August 22 Sheriff P E Rigsby had a busy day ending with his car overturning three times after a wreck involving two Americus men Clyde Trader and L D Pilcher who were reportedly drunk. The sheriff and prisoners escaped serious injury and were jailed to await trial.
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Ellaville
Pec. Rigsby
David Wicker
Americus
Clyde Trader
L D. Pilcher
Rigsby
Sale Under Power Sets Bid On Butler Property
By virtue of a deed to secure debt Mamie Adams transfers property in Butler to satisfy a note of 2250 dollars plus interest. W F Gray as administrator will sell Lots 8 4 5 6 Block 6 bounded by Central of Georgia Railway right of way State Highway No 8 and Negro Masonic Building August 13 1982.
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Mamie Adams
B. H. Watson
W. F. Gray
Butler
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Negro Masonic Building
E. Brown and
IR. S. West
Superior Court
Said County
F. Gray
B, H. Watson
Tax sale notice for Musslewhite property in Taylor County Georgia
Legally described sale to be held September 1 1982 September 6 at the courthouse door. Property includes Lot 188 in the 14th section and Lot 161 in the 18th district section 2. State and county tax execution for 1939 against J W Musslewhite. Interstate Bond Co transferee. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Tenants in possession not served. August 7 1982 RP Moguffin Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Couy House
J. W. Musslewhite
Interstate Bond Co
J W. Muaslewhite
RP. Moguffin
Shorin
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia
Taylor County sheriff to sell 50 acres from lot 180 and 25 acres from parts of lots 95 and 261 in the 4th and 18th districts respectively as tax lien on J W Musslewhite. The proceeds are to satisfy taxes due for 1981 to Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank. Sale set for the Tuesday before the 4th Tuesday in September 1992. R P McGuffin sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said
Taylor
Lucy Go Ter
Sam Little
J. W. Musslewhite
A. Roberts
Atlant Joint Stock Land Bank
Transfore
R. P. McGuffin
Letters of Administration for Mrs. L. V. Hammond
Georgia Taylor County notice states E. A. Newsom has applied for Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. L. V. Hammond deceased. All next of kin are required to appear at the Ordinary's office within the legal time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated 2nd, 1982.
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Georgia
Taylor County
E. A. Newsom
L. V. Hammond
Estate Administration Notice for William D. Cleveland
Notice to creditors and kin of William D. Cleveland that letters of administration on his estate may be granted. The Ordinary, L. T. Peed, requires appearances at the office within the lawful time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness dated 1932.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Texas
K. Robinson
Savannah
Central OF Georgia Railway
Legal. Advertisners
Sheriff's Sale
Ernest Cleveland
William D. Cleveland
Wl County
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L. T. Peed
The
Piedmont
J. G. Brandon
Son
Yi Palldelphia
Baston Bereince
And
Hosorta
New York
Portas
Maine
Baston
J Houltas
Georga Central OF Georgia
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