George Milton Praises Social Security Bill in Georgia Speech
Columbus reports editor George Fort Milton of the Chattanooga News and noted historian praised the social security bill in an address at Columbus High School. He urged simplification and government sharing of the load, hailed the Bankhead farm bill, praised TVA, warned of a new economy of plenty and the need for social apparatus to use man and machine, and contrasted New Deal with communism and fascism. Between fire calls at Valdosta, lumber collected for Santa Claus toys.
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Columbus
George Fort Milton
Chattanooga News
Julius Friedaender
Columbus Public Schools
Milton
Tennessee Valley Authority
America
Roosevelt
Alamo Doctor J D Mangham Dies In Apparent Self Harm
A coroner's jury in Alamo Georgia ruled Dr J D Mangham's death a self inflicted act after his body was found in an Alamo hotel room. Coroner Oscar Bridges said the physician died from a self administered dose of chloroform. Mangham, 27, had come to Alamo in February from Tifton. his wife was visiting Tifton at the time.
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Alamo
J. D. Mangham
J. J. Mangham
State Highway Board
Oscar Bridges
Mangham
Tifton
Doctors Use Three Steps Laxative to Restore Regularity
Health guidance explains using a liquid laxative in gradually decreasing doses to aid nature. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a pleasant tasting option containing senna and cascara, forming no habit even for children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lights of New York a multi tale of Doctor Woodward and sailors
Doctor William Woodward of Yonkers reads the Bible widely and walks vast distances, claiming deep faith and diverse pursuits. The article also describes Jennette Park near Manhattan, Seamen's Church Institute, and baggage master James Brine who survived three shipwrecks, with last year’s baggage claims totaling 30 185 pisces.
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Siie
South Street
Manhattan Island
Jennette Park
Seven Seas
Seamen's Church Institute
New York
Jeanette
James Gordon Bennett
James Brine
Bel Syndicate
WNU
Beggar Starves While Lying on Treasure in Garret
A starving beggar was found in a Lod'garret lying on a straw mattress. Police recovered 2,840 gold and silver coins from the bed. After hospital costs, a bank account was opened for the beggar with the remaining money.
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Warsin
Navajos Squaws Hold on to Wealth on Reservation
In Kingslon Arizona and Phoenix Arizona reports state Navajo women control much of the tribe’s wealth through ownership of goats and sheep and by the custom of bequeaths. Women often manage the herd and purse strings even after marriage, signaling progress in sex equality within Navajo society.
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Kingslon
Ariz
Phoenix
Talmadge Plans New York Talk
Georgia Governor Talmadge said he will answer President Roosevelt's Atlanta address via national radio next Friday from NBC studios in New York. He plans to broadcast Georgia's reply to Roosevelt's message and may attend a Jackson bridge event, while commenting briefly on the Atlanta speech and noting no tax on processing. The governor remained at his Tel fair county farm and was seen in effigy at the capital.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Georgia
Talmadge
Telfair County
Jackson
New York
NBC
Grantfield
Democratic Executive Committee
Christian Science Lesson Sermon to Be Read Sunday
The lesson sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator will be read in all branches of The Mother Church in Boston on Sunday December 8. Bible citations include Thine, O Lord, is the greatness and the power and the glory from First Chronicles. The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is cited for definitions of God as divine Principle and for His attributes of substance wisdom being immortality cause and effect.
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List
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Judge Dickerson Opens December Term Attacks Slot Machines
At the start of the December term in Waycross Superior Court Judge M D Dickerson launched a broadside against slot machine operation. He recently began a similar effort in Coffee county, signaling a sweeping anti slot machine push.
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Ware Coty
Superior Court
M. D. Dickerson
Waycross
Coffee County
Oglethorpe Mayor Greer Re elected for 20th Year
Oglethorpe Georgia December 3 Dr Charles A Greer was re elected as mayor in the regular Monday election. He has served as mayor for over twenty years and ran unopposed. Incumbent councilmen Dan Kleckley W F Murray and W P McBride were re elected. C L Gardner was re appointed clerk and treasurer amid opposition. Other council members whose terms do not expire include C I Harden and John F Williams.
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Oglethorpe
Chas. A. Greer
City of Oglethorpe
Dr. Greer
Dan Kleckley
W. F. Murray
W. P. McBride
W. A. Ansley
M. L. Shealy
C. L. Gardner
C. 1. Harden
John F. Williams
Public Auction of Reynolds Real Estate as Security Debt
Taylor County to sell at public outcry all undivided interest of Mary Blackman and R H Blackman in east half of lots 4 5 and 6 block 12 Montague Street Reynolds Georgia for a debt secured by a deed to secure debt. Sale set January 7 1986 at courthouse door. Proceeds apply per the deed. Mary Blackman estate and R H Blackman listed as owners. J B Downs Receiver First National Bank Reynolds Georgia.
Miss Pink Montfort home place sale in Reynolds Georgia
J B Downs as Receiver for First National Bank of Reynolds will sell at public outcry before the Taylor County courthouse during legal hours on Tuesday January 7 1984 the half undivided interest of Dave T Montfort in a Reynolds Georgia city lot facing acon Street 150 feet by 250 feet and the house thereon known as the Miss Pink Montfort home place. The sale also covers a promissory note dated May 4 1982 for 1214 17 due October 16 1982 with eight percent interest and a credit of 125 paid August 15 1985, renewals of the security deed securing a 1820 60 debt.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Superior Court
Dave T. Montfort
First National Bank of
Reynolds
J. B. Downs
First National Bank
State of Georgia
Acon Street
H. Beeland
D. Coolik
Miss Pink Montfort
Mollie Montfort
First National Bank of Reynolds
Miller & Lowrey
Notice of Bankrupt Adjudication and Related Disables
In Columbus Georgia the District Court in the Middle District declares Woody’s bankrupt and holds a creditors meeting December 19, 1985 in the Murrah Building to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. The notice also covers John M Cox seeking relief from disability from Marie Hill Cox vs John M Cox divorce and finalizes with publication dated November 5, 1935 under John M Cox.
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Court of the States
Middle Dutt
Georgia
Columbus
Woodys
Reynolig
Gaza District
Murrah
Paul Hlanchany
Taylor County
John M. Cox
Marie Hill Cox
Said Taylor Superior Court
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