Butler Colored School Teachers to Start Week 1946
The Week in Georgia notes that all colored teachers will report Monday September 2 to start the 1946 47 term. The Butler school seeks patron support, lists faculty members, outlines fees, and details entrance exams for new high school entrants amid a statewide teacher shortage.
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Butler Colored School
Georgia
Minnie Howard
Annie A. Parks
Azzie L. Mott
Samantha Gray
Jewell McDougald
Willie B. Broady
Catherine McCarter
Robert L. McDougald
Widow of Soft-Drink Founder Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Claude A Hatcher widow of the founder of Chero-Cola Company later Nehi Corp died at 68 after a brief illness in Columbus hospital. She moved with her husband from Leary to Columbus in 1901 and became active in social and religious life. She belonged to First Baptist Church Columbus Women's Club and the Oglethorpe Chapter DAR.
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Columbus
Claude A Hatcher
Chero-Cola Company
Nehi Corp
Hatcher
Leary
First Baptist Church
Columbus Woman’s Club
Oglethorpe
Georgia Court Denies Interlocutory Injunction In Primary Dispute
The court rules against halting the Secretary of State from transmitting election returns and notes the case centers on party politics rather than equity. Attorney A W Smith hints at an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. In the July 17 Democratic Primary Talmadge won the unit vote despite trailing Carmichael by about 14 000 votes in the statewide popular tally.
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Equity
A. W. Smith
Mankin
U.S. Supreme Court
Talmadge
Jas. Carmichael
Gov
Arnall
Highway paving eyed for Butler Columbus route to Columbus
The piece notes plans to pave the 10.5 mile dirt gap from Geneva to Junction City and argues for an all paved Butler to Columbus route. It cites the Chamber of Commerce highway committee led by Leon K Camp and Sims Garrett Jr backing the project. A September meeting in Fort Valley with American Legion officials aims to push a Warner Robins to Columbus paved road via Fort Valley Reynolds and Butler.
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Herald
Butler Columbus
The
Columbus Enquirer
Enquirer
Columbus
Taylor County
Butler
Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Leon K. Camp
Geneva
Junction City
Sims Garrett, Jr
Highway Board
Ellaville
Taylor
Talbot Counties
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Warner Robins
Fort Valley
Victor H. Tomlinson, Jr
Frederick Withoft
Macon
Georgia
Pension Hike for Aged Is Misleading Says Camp
Georgia representative A Sidney Camp of the Fourth District denounces a Georgia press story reporting an old age pension increase from 30 to 45 dollars per month as misleading. He notes the state average aid is 11.79 dollars monthly with 5.89 dollars from the U.S. government and questions the claim of Georgia leading the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Camp
Washington
Georgia
A. J. Hartley
Newnan
Daily Press
U. S
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Vidalia
High Court
Dublin
Valdosta
New Air Line
Veterans Vocational School
Thomasvile
Manchester
Catholic Laymen’s Association of Georgia
Savannah
Eugene Talmadge
Meriwether Chapter of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bill Bailey
Fish Pond
Harris City
Dorothy Long
Georgia Dar
State
OIRE
United American Mechanics
Kathleen Williams
Atlanta
Bell
War Assets Administration
R. G. LeTourneau
Lorraine Newnan
Toccoa
J. P Dell
Bob
Lockheed
Betty DeLoach
Anthony Exlixson
Blain
Exlixson
Kit
Capy
Sol
A. J. Ryan, Jr
James Carmichael
Carmichael
Bartow
Catoosa
Richmond
Taliaferro
Troup
Walter Watkins
Calvin Watkins
Albany
Cusseta
Hattie Martin
Watkins
H. J. Fussell
Fussell
Talbotton
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Talbotton Baptist Church
Barnesville
J. C. Penny Company
Earl Gangler
FBI
Milwaukee
Bibb County
E. Julian Peacock
Gengler
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Ernest Emmett
Penny Co
Grand Theater
Bible Superior Court
Fleischmann
America
Tra
Electorial College
Chatetahoochee County
Fulton County
Nellie Peed
Carlton Hortman
Cardus
Vienna
Baby Ease
Miles Nervine
Doyel’s Furniture
Singer Sewing Machine
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