Eighteen Honky Tonk Row Cases Slated in Upson Court
Eighteen Honky Tonk Row cases are set for trial in Upson County under Judge C. A Byars during a special December session. Indictments include L G Pippin and Mrs L G Pippin over three counts of misdemeanor for a 15 year old girl found at their establishment. Eight women face prostitution charges, with six out on bond and two missing. Other docket items include Arlin Dean and Charlie Bass on liquor charges and Homer Burke linked to slot machines.
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Columbus
Pippins
Upson
Honky Tonk Row
Upson County
Glanford Pippins
Willie
Bill Pippins
Tressie Wadsworth
Margaret Simpson
Sarah Kellum
Susie McCoy
Marie Huisentruit
Elizabeth Franklin
Alice Dearing
Virginia Cady
Marie Cauthen
Arlin Dean
Charlie Bass
Homer Burke
Columbus Real Estate Agent Killed In Auto Crash
Francis M. Singer a 25 year old Columbus real estate agent was killed early Sunday when his car went out of control jumped a ditch and struck a telephone pole on Briarwood avenue at Fern Street Muscogee County police said he was thrown from the wreck and died at the scene. He was a son of George F Singer of Daytona Beach and a former Columbus High School graduate who attended Georgia Tech and served in World War II. He worked for Berry Rose Realty at the time of his death.
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Columbus
Francis M. Singer
Briarwood Avenue
Fern Street
Muscogee County
Singer
George F. Singer
Daytona Beach
Fla
Columbus High School
Georgia Institute of Technology
Tech
Berry Rose Realty Company
Upson County Officials Indicted Second Time
Thomaston December 12 A special Upson county grand jury re indicted County Commissioners H A Barron and Paul Sullivan on misdemeanor charges after quashing a previous indictment on a legal technicality. Counts four and five were dropped in the new indictments while counts one two three remain the same. The two were first indicted on October 14 1948 and the earlier hearing granted a demurrer leading to quashing the indictments on legal error.
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Thomaston
Upson
H. A. Barron
Paul Sullivan
Griffin
60 Dollars at 60 Is Legion's War Pension Plan
The American Legion will ask Congress to grant veterans of both World Wars a $60 monthly pension at age 60. A subcommittee approved a plan to pay all who served at least 90 days or were disability discharged, with proposed $90 at 65 and no income or disability offset. L. W. Esper announced the report from Legion headquarters.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
81St Congress
Miami
L. W.esper
Springfield
Legion
Veteran Beaten to Death on Highway Near Jefferson
29 year old World War II veteran N C Armon of Gainesville was found dying from a head blow along the Maysville road near Jefferson. Sheriff J B Brooks said Armon, found by Mr and Mrs Gee, had his car motor running and a small amount of cash on him, robbery not suspected. he died at a nearby physician’s home.
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Jefferson
J. B. Brooks
N. C. Armon
Gainesville
Armon
Maysville
Lamar County Woman Wins State Kitchen Contest
Mrs. E. M. Clark of Lamar county ranked as the 1948 state winner in the Kitchen Improvement contest. A luncheon in Barnesville announced her victory, with a choice of a home freezer refrigerator range washer or water heater as prize. The award followed participation by about 1,400 rural women from six districts, with district prizes previously awarded.
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Barnesville
E. M. Clark
Lamar County
Willie Vie Dowdy
Clark
State Home Demonstration Club Council
Georgia Power Company
Extension Service
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Willis L. Webb
Optometrist
Masonic
Butler, Ga
BABY
Rhode Island
RED Paramenter
RED Rock Cross
Georgia
U. S. Pullorum
Franklin McCants
Butler, Georgia
Upton Mill
J. L. Stringfield
D. L. Parks Garage
Butler
Highway No
Service
Joe Marsh
Sam Abernathy
Sam
The
State University
United States
Upson Court
Jackson County
Therm
Duo-Therm
Sheraton
Louise G. Nessler
Reynolds, Ga
Toca
Reynolds Truck & Tractor Company
Reynolds
Flint River Lumber Co
Montezuma, Ga
Frigidaire
N. L. Halley Reynolds
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