Pace campaign remarks highlight defense and Democratic prospects
The speech recounts Pace's stance on national defense with a navy air force and a capable army, his opposition to war unless necessary, and his aim to join committees on agriculture justice and appropriations. It notes his renewal of local connections, enthusiasm for the Philadelphia 1932 Democratic convention, and optimism for Roosevelt's renomination and Democratic governance.
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Congress
Ourara
Castellon
Pace
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
United States
Columbus
R and G Emblem Promises Guaranteed Used Cars
Ford Motor Company unveils the R and G Renewed and Guaranteed plan for used cars with a strict condition and appearance standard. Buyers get a two day test drive and full money back guarantee plus a written service warranty. Dealers report brisk demand as the symbol gains trust.
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Ford Motor Company
E. D. Bottom
Atlanta
Georgia
Ford
Bottom
WPA Workers to Get Pay Increase Across Georgia
Atlanta June 30 WPA relief workers in Georgia will receive higher monthly earnings under a new schedule effective tomorrow. The plan raises unsalaried and skilled wage rates across counties by population, with city and county brackets from under 5,000 to over 100,000.
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Atlanta
Georgia
WPA
Gay B. Shepperson
Wolkus Dubulle Saibeu
Lown I
Uelemmuneu
Lo Wouxers
Calhoun Seeks Public Office After Legal Career
Mr Calhoun born April 3 1907 in Chipley Harris county Georgia. He moved to Hamilton as a youth and graduated honor student from Mercer University in 1927. He practiced law in Hamilton two years, then moved to Columbus in 1929 where he joined Wohlwender and Calhoun. He is active in Lions Club Junior Bar Association and local churches. No. 1 Brabham Peas for sale at Jarrells Dept Store Butler Ga.
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Mr. Calhoun
Chipley
Harris County
Georgia
de &, Calhoun
Annie Cline Calhoun
Calhoun
Hamilton
Mercer University
Columbus
Wohlwender
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Hamilton Methodist Church
Georgia politicians clash over gubernatorial candidacy alliances
A wide field of Georgia figures including Ed Rivers and Judge Larsen declare bids while factional splits emerge. A Macon convention, Weitner meeting fallout, and withdrawals underscore tensions. Notable names surface as potential successors in state offices and a Fortson campaign launch is planned for July.
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Vel County
A. S. Bradley
Stand Larsen
Ike
Woods
Ed Rivers
Rivers
House
Judge Larsen
Macon
University of Georgia
Bradley
Manuel County
Weitner
Philip Weltner
Waycross
Jarrell's Dept Store Sells Nitrate of Soda in Butler
A brief line notes that Jarrell's Department Store in Butler Georgia has a supply of nitrate of soda available in small quantities described as a few more tons on hand, indicating stock readiness for customers.
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Jarrell's Dept
Butler, Ga
Columbus Winners in Final Air School Broadcast
Columbus students shine at WSB Friday afternoon in the state finals. The program features Ann Hulley Reynolds Kendrick Askew Chipley Edward Brooke and many others from Buena Vista Columbus LaGrange and Butler with violin piano and dramatic teachers listed, highlighting a strong showing by the Columbus district during the air school competition.
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Columbus
Gram'imar ‘Ool
WSB
Atlanta Journal School of
Ann Hulley
Reynolds
Kendrick
Askew
Chipley
Edward Brooke
Buena
Palmer Seeks Judicial Post With Calls for Fiscal Reform
George C. Palmer outlines a lifelong legal career from solicitor general to public defender, pledging strict enforcement of laws, governmental economy, and court efficiency. He asserts officials are trustees of the people and vows to curb public money waste if elected, listing service in Georgia and Alabama courts and appearances before the U S Supreme Court.
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Georgia
Alabama
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
United States
Florida
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
The
Columbus Public Schools
George C. Palmer
Hawkinsville Horsemanship Triumph Begins Celebrations
Hawkinsville revives its horse culture with a Christmas parade staked on breaking horses and shows. A daring rider Ben McCall, son of the local minister, calmly tames a dangerous mare after others fail, earning the crowd’s approval as the stable resumes its storied horsemanship tradition.
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Hawkinsvile
Macon
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Hawkinsville
Ben McCall
George W. McCall
Ben
Pre
Jon
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Vate Wright
Fortson
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M. J. Yeomans
Reuben Garland
Decatur
I’. K. Strickland
Donaldsonville
John B. Wilson
Loganville
W. B. Harrison
J. B. Daniel
la Grange
G. B. Hamilton
Columbus Roberts
Tom Linder
Sehese-M
Collins
Fainburn
Public Service
B. T Huiet
D Rountree
J E. Anderson
T. L. Haralson
T. K. Davis
Samuel S. Atkinson
W. F. Jenkins
S. Price Gilbert
Judge Court of Appeals
Nash R. Broyles
Jule W. Felton
J. D. Bradwell
Sam M. Mathews
F. S Ault
W. Frank Jenkins
J. A. Pendengrast
Warren A Rossert Jr
LaGrange
Rossie Andrews
Amer'cus
Clyde Afay ‘Green
Butler
Winn
Atlanta Journal School. OF the Air
Wsbe
Caamavin
Air
Col Jr
Eugene Anderson
Towar
Bob
Tarrel’s Dept
Kyle T. Alfriend
Acon’ Rotary Club
Sec
New York
Warnamaker’s
Girothers
Saks
Fifth Avenue
Atlanta Journal School
New
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