Major Bills introduced In Legislature Last Week
Georgia lawmakers last week introduced major bills ranging from segregation measures to curb expenses, probation reform, and sex crime oversight. The House and Senate debated proposals on private schools, athletic race mixing, economy cuts, probation, sex crimes treatment, and prohibition with mixed progress and continued committee reviews.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Griffin
House
State of the Republic Committee
Senate
Pardon and Parole Board
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Butts County Officials Indicted on Conspiracy to Defraud
Grand jury in Jackson indicts Sheriff J. D. Pope and County Ordinary G. D. Head for conspiring to cheat and illegally gain 15000 from the county. Judge Brown says he will inform Gov. Griffin. removal from office pending trial rests with the governor. Bond posted. officials blame politics.
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Jackson
Butts County
J. D. Pope
G.D. Head
Flint
Thos. J. Brown, Jr
McDonough
Griffin
Pope
Head
Griffin Judicial Circuit Sd
A. J. Whelan Jr
Flint Circuit
Sol
Hugh D. Sesebee
Forsyth
Séseben
Concrete block building in Reynolds Georgia for sale
Classified ad lists a 50 by 75 foot concrete block building currently used as a Purina Store in Reynolds Georgia. It is described as excellent rental property with contact via Garland or Thomas Byrd. Also includes other ads for coal and oil heaters and a three room house with land in Butler and Reynolds areas.
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Purina
Reynolds
Georgia
Garland
Thomas Byrd
J. B. Albritton Butler
Rte
One Each Male and Female Editors Chosen For Dalton Honors
A five member committee named 1955 Dalton man and woman of the year. Mrs W W Stancil, recently appointed women’s editor of the Gainesville Daily News, and Mark Pace, editor of the Dalton News and Dalton Citizen, received the honors. Honorable mention went to Mrs Carl Berry, president of the Social League of Women Voters.
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Dalton
W. W. Stancil
Mark Pace
Stancil
Gainesville
New
Gainesville Daily News
League of Women Voters
Pace
Dalton News
Dalton Citizen
Don West
Un-American Activities Committee
West
Church of God of the Union Assembly
Carl Berry
Social League of Women Voters
Life Magazine apologizes for controversial headlines
Editor in chief Henry R. Luce issued a statement from New York apologizing for an article in Life magazine that sparked world controversy over Secretary of State John Dulles. He called the headlines unfortunate and said any misunderstanding among readers or the public is deeply regretted.
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Washington
Henry R. Luce
Life Magazine
John Dulles
Luce
New York
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