Wright seeks re election as Taylor County sheriff
Charlie J Wright announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Taylor County subject to the Democratic primary on February 21 1956. He pledges a fair impartial administration and orderly respectful performance of duties and asks for the voters support and influence.
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Taylor County
Charlie J. Wright
Re-election bid for Taylor County Ordinary
A candidate seeks re-election as Taylor County Ordinary for the term starting January 1, 1957, subject to the Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee rules. The primary is February 21, 1956. The candidate pledges conscientious and impartial service and asks for votes and support.
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Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
Nomination speech for Taylor County Democratic primary
To the People of Taylor County I announce my candidacy for the Office of Ordinary of Taylor County subject to the Democratic Primary on Feb 21 1956 I pledge to serve the citizens to the best of my ability and to meet as many of you as possible before the primary If I cannot meet you in person please consider this as my personal appeal for your vote and influence
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Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
William H. Neisler
Cornru
Austin
Howard
Daviston
William H Neisler Seeks Office of Ordinary in Taylor County
William H Neisler announces candidacy for the Office of Ordinary in Taylor County subject to Democratic committee rules for the February 21 primary. He pledges to govern impartially and in citizens' best interests and plans to contact voters before the primary.
Thelmon Jarrell Seeks Re Election for Taylor County Clerk
Thelmon Jarrell announces candidacy for re election as Clerk Superior Court of Taylor County to the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1856. He thanks supporters, pledges efficient courteous service, and asks for vote, support and confidence.
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Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
Thelmon Jarrell
Taylor County Commissioner Candidate Announcement
L. R. Dock Pike announces his candidacy for County Commissioner from Austin Howard and Daviston districts under the Democratic rules. Primary is February 21, 1956. He pledges to serve Taylor County citizens to the best of his ability and to place the county first. He invites personal meetings and asks for voter support.
WALTER WAINWRIGHT AIMS FOR REELECTION TO COUNTY BOARD
Walter Wainwright seeks re election to the Board of Roads and Revenues for Taylor County from Reynolds Pan handle and Potterville district in the February 21 1956 primary. He pledges to reduce debt improve roads and bridges and run county affairs on a business basis with strict economy and open books for public inspection.
Bazemore seeks re election as Taylor County commissioner
E. H. Gene Bazemore announces candidacy for re election to the Taylor County County Commission representing Butler Cedar Creek and Carsonville Districts under the Democratic Primary on February 21 1956 He aims to meet voters as possible and invites inspection of county tax records and spending to show accountability while pledging continued service and county best interests.
Re Election Candidacy for Taylor County Roads Board
I announce my candidacy for re election to the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of Taylor County from the Austin Howard and Daviston Districts subject to the Primary February 21 1956 I ask for your vote and support If re elected I will serve the district and Taylor County with an honest economical administration I invite inspection of the County Books at any time to see how money has been spent under the present administration
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Butler
Cedar Creek
Carsonville
Taylor County
E. H
Gene) Bazemore
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Austin
Howard and
Daviston
Democratic Executive Committee
Elliston seeks third term as Taylor County School Superintendent
W. H. Elliston announces candidacy for re election as County School Superintendent of Taylor County. He states he will devote full time to improving educational opportunities for Taylor County children if re elected in the February 21, 1956 primary. He respectfully solicits votes and influence.
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Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
W. H. Elliston
E H Dunn Seeks County School Superintendent Post
E H Dunn announces candidacy for County School Superintendent term starting January 1, 1957. He notes World War I service, years of teaching in Taylor County, prior principal and four years as superintendent, pledging a fair impartial and economical administration and requesting voters to consider his personal appeal.
Roscoe Albritton Seeks Cedar Creek District Board Seat
Letter to voters from Roscoe Albritton announcing candidacy for Taylor County Board of Education from the Cedar Creek District. He pledges to serve to the best of his knowledge and ability if elected in the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1956.
Taylor County Tax Commissioner seeks renomination in 1956 Democratic primary
The incumbent announces candidacy to succeed himself as Tax Commissioner of Taylor County in the Democratic Primary on February 21, 1956. He pledges continued service and earnestly solicits voters' support and influence.
Six of the Eleven Accused Boston Robbers Captured
Boston January 12 the vast Brink's cash heist of 1,218,211 dollars is solved. Six men with criminal records are in custody under bail totaling 670,000 dollars for a hearing in two weeks. Two others remain in custody as searches continue and warrants are issued.
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Boston
FBI
Slander Claim Filed by Ex-teacher Against Jasper County School Official
A former Monticello High School teacher sues Jasper County School Superintendent Doy Gay for 100000 dollars claiming Gay called him fired and "Nothing but a plain damn queer" in public. The suit cites two July 19 1955 statements in Monticello and notes a previous state board dismissal appeal was denied in Atlanta.
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Jasper County
Monticello
J. W. Hogan
Doy Gay
Hogan
State Board of Education
Atlanta
Gay
Georgia bill would seize obscene reading material
The State Literature Commission approved a bill to empower local officers to confiscate obscene material from Georgia newsstands. Rep Mathews of Carrie County outlined the measure, likening its operation to the bootleg liquor law.
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State Literature Commission
Georgia
Mathews
Carrie County
Large Sum Granted Macon and Bibb County For Health Center
The Public Health Service approved $150,000 in federal funds for a new Macon Bibb County health center. Officials expect quick construction of a $450,000 facility with state and local contributions. the center will replace the current building sold to Macon hospital for $105,000 with the city and county sharing the remaining $45,000 60 to 40.
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Macon
Public Health Service
Bibb County
Wm. A. Fickling
Sen. George
Fickling
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Reynolds
Panhandle
Potterville
Walter Wainwright
E. H. Dunn
County Board of Education
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Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
J. S. Banfield
Suffolk County Dist
Garrett Byrne
Byrne
Suffolk County Grand Jury
U.S
Willis L. Webb
Optometrist
Fort Valley
Citizens State Bank
Desoto
Indianapoli
Official
Pace Car
Suggs Motor Company
Butler, Georgia