Taylor County Grand Jury presents 1948 recommendations in Georgia
The Taylor Superior Court January term grand jury commends Honorable T Hicks Fort and Solicitor General Ed Wohlwender J for guidance. It notes the convict camp clean, jail needs repairs, court room ceilings to be repaired, and repeated repair recommendations. It urges jail and courthouse work, records in order, appoints Ex-officio Justices of the Peace, fills a county board vacancy, praises the county school system, and calls for timber treatment facilities and enforced stock law. It asks publication in The Butler Herald with a 15.00 appropriation.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Taylor Superior Court
T. Hicks Fort
Ed Wohlwender J
Homer Cox
Court House
Wright
W. G. Hill
R. M. Jinks
Julian Cooper
Gann Nelson
J. W. O'Neal
County Board of Education
H. K. Sealy
G. L. Cooper
Reynolds
E. H. Dunn
Carsonville
Daviston
Couny
Butler Herald
J. H. Neisler
B. W. Hinton, Jr
Peanut quotas suspended for 1948 crop by GovInt
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson announced there will be no marketing quotas on the 1948 peanut crop due to world shortages of foods fats and oils. Farmers may plant and market freely, with quotas previously set for 1948 removed though machinery remains for possible future years.
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Washington
Anderson
Services Next Sunday At Mauk and Howard Methodist Churches
Mauk Church holds worship at 10 a m with Sunday School at 11 a m led by superintendent Mrs. R M Jinks. Howard Church offers Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by superintendent H A Sealy with worship at 11 30 a m and 7 p m. Pastor J W M Stipe urges applying spiritual values to daily life.
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Mauk and
Howard Methodist
Mauk
R. M. Jinks
Howard Church
H. A. Sealy
J. W. M. Stipe
Two Die In Chair For Slaying At Americus
LeRoy Scrutchens and Joe Porter, both Negroes, were executed in the electric chair at Reidsville State Prison Friday for the murder of Perry Cannon, an elderly night watchman, in Americus last Halloween. Scrutchens admitted involvement and asked forgiveness. Porter claimed presence but no part in the killing and urged Scrutchens not to kill. Jury in Sumter County convicted them after a six minute deliberation.
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Reidsville
LeRoy Scrutchens
Joe Porter
Americus
Perry Cannon
Scrutchens
Porter
Cannon
Scratchens
Sumter Superior Court
Georgia
Regular Scout Meeting For Local Troop No 33
The regular meeting of Boy Scouts Troop No 33 will be held Friday at 6 p.m. in the Sunday School room of the local Methodist church. All boys of scout age are invited. Scoutmasters include Rev J W M Stipe and Prof W H Filiston.
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Boy Scouts of America
J. W. M. Stipe
W. H. Filiston
Stiff Battle Over Tax Cuts and Foreign Aid in 80th Congress
President Truman faces a polarized Congress as the 80th opens with key fights over a $5.6 billion tax cut Marshall Plan foreign aid and tackling high living costs. Republicans push to cut taxes now while Democrats push for wartime–peacetime economic measures and anti inflation powers.
Disabled veterans urged to file service connected claims now
Macon December 31 C Arthur Cheatham director of Georgia's Department of Veterans Service warns veterans with service connected disabilities to file claims immediately. Claims may be filed at 67 veterans service offices statewide. VA will require service connection before outpatient care or civilian hospital admission after January 1. VA hospitals will treat emergencies and non service connected disabilities. The courthouse veterans office is open daily to assist.
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Macon
C. Arthur Cheatham
Georgia
Department of Veterans Service
Veterans Service
Veterans Administration
Cheatham
January Term Superior Court Adjourns in Taylor County
The January term of Taylor County Superior Court adjourned Wednesday after a three day session. Judge T Hicks Fort presided with Solicitor General Ed Wohlwender Jr and Court Reporter R O Perkins assisting. Civil hearings dominated Monday and Tuesday, criminal docket opened Wednesday. Grand Jury foreman J H Neisler and clerk B W Hinton Jr oversaw one day of work. County property inspections and official books review reported as excellent.
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Taylor County Superior Court
T. Hicks Fort
Columbus
Ed Wohlwender Jr
R. O. Perkins
J. H. Neisler
B. W. Hinton Jr
Pastor Urges Mt Pisgah Attendance For New Year Services
J H Stanford pastor asks public to visit Mt Pisgah Church for Sunday School at 10 30 a m worship at 11 30 a m with Isaiah 41 reading the New Year message and an evening service at 7 p m praising and praying for guidance Bring someone to church and pray for the pastor.
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Mt. Pisgah Church
J. H. Stanford
Special Election Called for Taylor County Tax Commissioner
Taylor County Georgia Ordinary J R Lunsford announces a special election to fill the unexpired term of Tax Commissioner P A Jenkins ending December 31 1948. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm January 29 1948 with candidacy filings due by 5 pm January 16 1948.
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Georgia
Taylor County
P. A. Jenkins
Said County
I. J. R. Lunsford
Said
State of
J. R. Lunsford
Odinary
Merchants Endorse Thursday Half-Holiday Closing Plan
A signed agreement states stores will close each Thursday at noon starting January 8, 1948. The list of signatories includes CHAS L. IDER Jr, JOINER BROTHERS, L M DOYES, MURRAY WALKER, E L WILSON, SUWANNEE STORE, C C HOBBS, MRS BERTHA BAZEMORE COOLIE S, MAXWELL S 5 & 10 STORE, THE CROSS SHOP, W H TRUSSELL.
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Chas L. Ider, Jr
Joiner Brothers
John W Barfield 77 Dies After Long Illness in Columbus
John W Barfield 77 longtime traveling salesman for Columbus Grocery Co died after a prolonged illness He retired about two years ago Funeral services were held Tuesday at Eastern Heights Baptist Church with Rev John L Henderson and Rev J R Webb officiating Burial followed at Riverdale cemetery Pallbearers were L W McPherson Sterling Durley Edgar Stephens W R Luttrell George Ryan Dan Wolfson Glen Fortson H H Hunter R O Perkins and Dr J B Tingle Barfield born February 25 1870 in Taylor County was a Baptist and member of several Masonic and Shrine orders He is survived by his wife two daughters two sons three sisters and two grandchildren.
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John W. Barfield
Butler
Columbus Grocery Co
Columbus
John L. Henderson
Eastern Heights
Pickney
Eliza Catherine D. Barfield
Baptist Church
Columbia Lodge No 7
Masons
St. Aldemar Commandery
Knights Templar
Yaarab Temple
Mystic Shrine
Atlanta
Julia R. Barfield
Henry Patterson
J.C. Wright
W. M. Barfield
J. W. Barfield
Albany
Lucy Barfield
W. E. Grady
Jacksonville
Fla
C. J. Barbour
Washington
Patricia Barfield Clee
Mt. Airy
N. C
E. W. Barfield
Mrs Lynne Dennard Saunders Dies in Barnesville Home
News of the passing of Mrs. Lynne Dennard Saunders 81 mother of Dr J Fred Saunders Jr of Butler brought sorrow. Death occurred at the Barnesville home of her daughter Mrs Tom S Murphey. Funeral and interment followed with survivors including her husband daughter son grandson and great granddaughter.
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Fred Saunders
Barnesville
Lynne Dennard Saunders
J. Fred Saunders Jr
Butler
Saunders
Tom S. Murphey
Wilkerson County
James FE. Dennard
Elizabeth F. Dennard
J. W. Saunders
Macon
First Baptist Church of
Dean Saunders Murphey
Dr. Saunders
Fred Saunders Jr
Capt
J. F. Saunders JT
Wilmington, del
Linda Saunders
Wilmington
Georgia Alabama Council Of Boy Scouts Meeting In Columbus
The Georgia Alabama Council Boy Scouts of America holds its executive board meeting at Muscogee County Courthouse Columbus tonight at 8. W A Dobson regional six speaker will discuss Scouting and Tomorrow. Maj Gen John W O Daniel will commend Eagle Scouts as guests of honor.
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Georgia Alabama Council
Boy Scouts of America
Muscogee County Court House
Columbus
W. A. Dobson
Southeastern
Atlanta
John W. O’daniel
P. B. Childs Named Tax Commissioner Until Special Election
P. B. Childs was appointed Taylor County Tax Commissioner to fill the unexpired term of J. P. Jenkins who resigned January 1. He will serve until a special election on January 29 to choose a successor with terms ending December 31, 1948. Candidates must qualify by January 16.
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P. B. ,Childs
Taylor County
P. A. Jenkins
Childs
J. R. Lunsford
The
Herald
Wright Announces Candidacy For Taylor County Sheriff
Charles J. Wright declares for Sheriff of Taylor County in the forthcoming Democratic primary. He is son of Susie Cooper Wright and the late Charles T. Wright, former warden of the Taylor County Public Works camp, with prior service as Deputy Warden, Army veteran, and later work in Soil Conservation and highway projects.
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The
Herald
Charles J. Wright
Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
Wright
Susie Cooper Wright
Charles T. Wright
U. S. Army
Armed Service
Soil Conservation Service
Ivey Construction Company
Athens
Richland
Reduction of 17 Billion From Long Term Relief Agreed to by President
Washington January 5 The Truman administration erased the 17 billion price tag on the European recovery program plans. Congress will be asked to vote funds annually rather than an overall target. Tax cuts and cost of living curbs loom as election campaigns influence budgeting and policy. Rep Knutson plans a 5.6 billion income tax cut bill on a this or nothing basis. It would remove about 6,059,000 low income and elderly from tax rolls. Other issues include military readiness housing shortages rent control and health insurance amid political campaigning.
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Truman
Congress
Knutson
Minnesota
House
G. O. P. Phalanx
Ways, and Means Committee
Martin
Rep. Mass
Vandeberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep
Tax Framing Ways and Means
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