Pace Views FDR Georgia Loan Threat and Bond Policy
Americus reporter Lovelace Eve reports Representative Pace’ s summary of President Roosevelt’s warning that Georgia cannot borrow from the federal government until the state amends its constitution. Pace notes only state loan funds are blocked, not city or county requests, and explains Georgia must issue long term bonds to match grants for highways, prisons, and asylums. He cautions that REA WPA and other federal funds depend on state bonding capacity amid a tradition of avoiding state debt.
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Coffee County Court House Destroyed by Fire
Douglas Ga November 25 An early morning fire destroyed the Coffee County court house. The blaze started under the roof rear of the 38 year old structure. Located in the square in the business section, flames were checked to other buildings by the brick walls remaining standing. Sheriff Relihan said the building would be a total loss but county records were saved in fireproof vaults.
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Truck Car Wreck Injures Driver in Americus
In Americus Georgia on Thursday a truck struck a parked automobile on the Atlanta Albany road near Macabe creek injuring 42 year old Atlanta truck driver Harry Arthur Curl. Ben Andrews, Americus dry cleaner, left the car across the highway and was charged with criminal negligence and illegal parking.
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Albany
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Georgians to Attend Church Conference
About 60 Georgians from North and South Georgia Methodist Conference plan to attend the annual educational council meeting in Nashville Tennessee from November 30 to December 5. Over 300 church leaders from the Methodist Episcopal Church South are expected. Bishop W T Watkins and Dr H M Cox will attend ahead of time for a mass bishops meeting and a 1000-cover dinner on Tuesday. The council theme is Christian Education in United Methodism.
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Georgian slain and roadhouse affray leaves man dead
In Moultrie Georgia 25 year old Robert O Neal died after a free for all at a Coolidge roadhouse. Alton Price 22 is jailed as owner and Floyd Price and Ed Suber are among those involved with Jesse Suber wounded and C G P Harden lightly hurt. Floyd Price claims self defense as knife was used.
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Jesse Suber
Ed Suber
CG. P. Harden
Thomasville
Floyd Price
O’neal
McClung
Negro dies in chair for attack in Bryan
Reidsville Ga November 25 Frank Knight 26 year old negro from Edgefield South Carolina died in the electric chair at Tattnall state prison today Knight was convicted at Pembroke Bryan county and sentenced to death for rape.
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Dedications Mark New Georgia Southwestern Campus Growth
Americus Ga Dec 1 The gymnasium auditorium and a forty nine room dormitory at Georgia Southwestern College were dedicated by Congressman Stephen Pace with remarks from Hon J D Gardner. The opening expands seating for 1000 and boosts dorm capacity from 170 to 269. The project follows a series of Regents era improvements including a sewage plant dormitory upgrades library expansion and campus landscaping funded by state and highway boards. Future plans include a new academic building and a dining hall.
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Gwinnett Youth Slaying Probed in 15-Year-Old Suspect
Lawrenceville Ga Nov 28 a coroner s jury urged further investigation of 15 year old Habersham county boy Charles Roper in the fatal shotgun shooting of Raymond Edwards 20 a deputy sheriff T C Sciples said the shooting happened at a filling station on the Buford Lawrenceville highway after an argument over a stove Edwards who lived in Hog Mountain Gwinnett county died at Buford several hours later and the jury recommended continued inquiry for the March term grand jury Edwards is survived by his mother Mrs Golden Edwards and two brothers
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Habersham County
Raymond Edwards
T. C. Sciples
Charles Roper
Gwinnett County
J. P. Mason
Mason
Buford-Lawrenceville
Edwards
Hog Mountain
Buford
Roper
Golden Edwards
Fruit Trees For Sale At Cochran Warehouse Georgia
P. B. Childs of Butler Georgia advertises fruit trees for sale at Cochran's Warehouse. Early Rose Early Hiley and Hiley peach trees priced at 250 each and large plum trees at 200 each, all around four feet high.
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P. B. Childs
Butler, Ga
Georgia Governor Seeks PWA Cooperation With Federal Admin
Atlanta Nov 28 Gov E D Rivers backed President Roosevelts view that the national administration had been indulgent in aiding Georgia to participate in the PWA program He said he would push legislation to improve state federal cooperation and to secure a pro rata share of funds at the coming session He noted presidents personal interest made PWA funds possible and that legislative action is planned to gain fuller PWA participation across Georgia.
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Britton moves to oust Bowden as city court judge
In Muscogee County Georgia Judge E C Britton filed proceedings to remove Judge Thos L Bowden from the city court. A hearing is set for December 4 with Judge C F McLaughlin presiding. Britton alleges office was by appointment from Gov Rivers May 6 1938 to Dec 31 1940 to fill the Tigner vacancy. Bowden was elected in the general election after Britton’s primary defeat and just received his commission.
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Muscogee
E. C. Britton
Thos. L. Bowden
C. F. McLaughlin
Britton
E. D. Rivers
Tigner
Bowden
Rivers
State trims policy on hospital addition financing in Georgia
The report notes a move toward non cooperation while detailing Roosevelt's stance. It states Georgia received a $1,800,000 PWA grant and a $2,220,000 RFC loan labeled as secured by discounted rentals of the state’s W and A railroad.
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Zebrawood the rare striped wood of British Guiana
Zebrawood, named for its striped markings, is a rare wood found in British Guiana. It appears reddish brown with natural lighter tonal stripes throughout.
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Shows for week at Dean Theatre
Sunday and Monday Sonja Henie and Richard Green star in My Lucky Star a breezy American themed romance with songs and a glittering ice ballet climax. Thursday and Friday Professor Beware features Harold Lloyd with Phillis Welch Lionel Stander and Raymond Walburn. Saturday double feature Law of the Planes with Charles Starrett and Iris Meredith and Saints in New York with Louis Hayward and Kath Sutton.
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Richard Green
Sonja
Miss Henie
Joan Davis
Cesar Romero
Buddy Edson
Professor Beware
Screwy
Harrold Lloyd
Phillis Welch
Lionel Stander
Raymond Walburn
Sterling Holloway
Charles Starrett
Iris Meredith
Louis Hayward
Kath Sutton
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