Georgia LC Column highlights membership dues drive and shortfalls
The Georgia LC Column edited by G Walls notes membership standing and dues collection up to July 1. It urges carriers and institutes to pay dues, recounts 260 members still outstanding, and urges loyalty to maintain national ratings, detailing district enrollments and reporting delays in June.
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Albany Convention Plans and Hotel Rates for Attendees
The Albany district reports upcoming Rural Letter Carriers and Ladies Auxiliary conventions with hotel rates and lodging options. Delegates are urged to book at Albany hotels near the auditorium as Radium Springs offers recreation, and a banquet will cap the event with family activities.
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Bro
Mobley
Oaly
Fies
Bon Hotel
Triers’ Association
Albany Hotel
the Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gordon
St. Nicholas Hotel
Cardinal
Henry Binns
St. Nicholas
J. E. Mobley
Albany
Radium Springs
Dan L. Gibson
Postmaster Invites Georgia Rural Letter Carriers to Albany Convention
Postmaster writes to Mr Wall praising The Atlanta Journal and inviting Georgia Association of Rural Letter Carriers to convene in Albany. He praises Albany’s convention history and notes local carriers W B Cason G H Ivey J E Mobley Glenn Sumner and Albany office staff will ensure comfort and success for visiting carriers and families.
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Atlanta Journal
Albany
Georgia Association of
W. B. Cason
G. H. Ivey
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Five Post Office Projects Finished
Washington reports that five post office projects in Cuthbert LaFayette Commerce Jackson and Jesup Ga. are completed with partial payments held for inspections by district and construction engineers. The R M Lee Company E M Williams Fitzhugh Knox and Sons J M Raymond Construction are the firms involved in the construction.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Commerce
Cuthbert
Jackson
Desup
LaFayette
R. M. Lee Company
Atlanta
E.M. Williams
Monroe
Fitzhugh Knox and Sons, Inc
Jackson Agricultural and Postal
Jesup
J. M. Raymond Construction Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Retains 37 CCC Camps in 11 Year Plan
Washington July 2 Civilian Conservation officials said Georgia will keep 37 CCC camps in the first quarter of the new 11 year program beginning July 1. Camps span Chattahoochee National Forest Suches Clayton Chatsworth Lakemont Blue Ridge Higdons Store Hiawassee and others. Private properties host camps at Homerville Sango Woodbine Baxley Jesup Rome Lakeland Brunswick Villa Rica Washington Sparta Stevens Buena Vista Lumpkin Buford Monticello Cartersville. Wildlife camp at Okefenokee swamp with forts at Ft Benning and monuments at Pulaski Ocmulgee. Public parks Vogel Chehaw Pine Mountain Little Ocmulgee.
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Georgia
Ft. Benning
Fort, Pulaski
Ocmulgee National Monuments
Hard Labor Creek
Vogel, Cheehaw
Pine Mountain
Little Oomulgee
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