Georgia Officials Meet July 15 to 18 at UGA
More than forty prominent Georgians from education and public life join a four day state educational conference at the University of Georgia July 15 18. The program includes sessions for superintendents teachers and boards with lay participation and a theme education not only a rational asset but the chief asset of these United States.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Barrett State Department of Education
A. Woodward
FERA
Georgia Education Association
Kirk Sutlive
Blackshear
Georgia Press Association
Bunyan Stephens
Rotary
A. S. Nance
Georgia Federation of Labor
Mercer University
Claude Purcell
Habersham County Schools
T. J. Lance
Young Harris College
Harry Little
Georgia State College For Women
C. M. Varnadee
Evans County Superintendent of Schools
L. R. Alderman
Ralph Newton
Waycross City Schools
Wm. P. Patterson
Hackensack
Abraham Baldwin College
Tistor
L. L. Perry
The
Georgia Commission On Elementary Schools
Deal P. W. Chapman
State College of Agriculture
Fourth of July Observed Across Georgia by AP
Georgia celebrated Independence Day with picnics and events as Governor Tallmadge challenged national administration in Canton. Senator Russell praised Roosevelt and the New Deal at Statesboro. Post office clerks and unions adopted pro Roosevelt resolutions in Macon. Speaker Rivers planned a patriotic Edison address. Fayetteville and Jenkinsburg hosted non political and school ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Canton
Eugene Tallmadge
U. S
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Winder
South Georgia State Teachers College
Statesboro
Rooosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Georgia Post Office Clerks
Women’s Auxiliary
Georgia Association of Postal Supervisors
Macon
Roosevelt
J. A. Farley
Charles Redwine
Fayetteville
State Senate
Jenkinsburg
FE. D. Rivers
Lakeland
House of Representatives
Edison
Geor gia man Bart Segler commits suicide near Ochlocknee
Bart Segler, recently back from New Orleans to Georgia, killed himself with a pistol Friday night at his home six miles from Ochlocknee. He had been despondent over ill health, authorities said.
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Bart Segler
Georgia
New Orleans
Ochlocknee
Senator Russell Defends New Deal In Georgia Speech
Senator Richard Russell Jr of Georgia told South Georgia Teachers College listeners that the New Deal upholds the constitution after the NRA decision. He praised Roosevelt, urged continued education and experimentation, warned against whispers of dictatorship, and urged reform of wealth distribution while praising teachers and patriotism. He spoke as Governor Talmadge criticized the New Deal.
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Statesboro
New Deal
Supreme Court
NRA
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Russell
United States
Georgia
South Georgia Teachers College
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Canton
Marvin S. Paus
G. T. CG
Senator Russell
President Roosevelt Urges Quick Relief Drive
President Roosevelt urged speed in the relief effort, telling public works officials that speed is essential to end the dole and create quick employment. He thanked PWA directors for their work on the vast program, aiming to employ three and a half million people within the year and avoid stretching into 1987.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
Ickes
Congress
Harry L. Hook
Tekes
Two Georgia Students Begin Month Long Cross-Continental Trip
W. R. B. Mays of Barnesville and Robert Esp of Montezuma left yesterday for a cross continental journey in an Austin. They will visit points of interest along the route to California and back, a month long trip.
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W. RB. Mays
Barnesville
Middle Georgia College
Cochran
Robert Esp
Montezuma
Austin
California
Upson attackers in custody in Thomaston case
Two of three men in the Thomaston taxi driver attack are jailed. Edward Langford was arrested in Thomaston and Clifford Gilley remains at large. One suspect, Quitley Hanson, was captured in Macon and returned for assault and auto theft charges.
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Macon
Thomaston
Edward Langford
Ag Quitley Hanson
F. ‘I. Blankenship
T. M. Ware
Aaron
Mr. Blankenship
Clifford Gilley
Karl English
English
Langford
Mississippi
Three Brothers Drown in River Near Macon
In Macon Georgia on a muddy Ocmulgee River Sunday morning swim against their mother's orders cost three young brothers their lives. Earl Hawes Jr age 17 Obie 13 and Carol seven were sons of Earl Hawes a negro farmer eight miles north on the River road in Jones County. The eldest body was recovered around 5 p m by a volunteer rescuer who nearly abandoned the effort. The body was dragged to the west bank in Bibb County. White and negro swimmers and trawlers continued the search into Sunday night.
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Macon
Earl Hawes
Obie
Carol
Jones County
West Bank
Bibb County
Fort Valley Man Held in Slaying Case
Fort Valley Ga July 9 J D Padgett bound over to superior court under 500 bond at a commitment hearing before Justice W R Brandan who reduced a charge of murder to voluntary manslaughter Padgett was accused of assault with intent to murder after shooting Willie Carsell negro a few weeks earlier but the charge was changed when the victim died on July 4 The defendant contended the homicide was justified and the negro was advancing on him at the time of the fatal shot George Culpepper local attorney represented the state Norman FE English Macon attorney was counsel for Padgett
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Fort Valley
J. D. Padgett
Superior Court
Ft. Valley
W. R. Brandan
Padgett
Willie Carsell
George Culpepper
Norman FE English
Macon
Miss Emma Long Gins at Athens Home Yesterday
Emma M. Long, daughter of Dr. Crawford W. Long, noted as a discoverer of ether anesthesia, gins at her Athens home yesterday according to a newspaper item. The brief note mentions her status as one of two surviving daughters and places the event in Athens.
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Emma M. Long
Crawford W. Long
Athens Yesteray
Wagner bill approved by President Roosevelt
Washington July 6 President Roosevelt signed the Wagner bill aiming to guide labor negotiations via a new national labor relations board. The act targets unfair interference with independent self organization and sets standards for how employers must deal with recognized unions. Industry challenges its constitutionality, especially regarding interstate commerce. A textile labor bill was also reported for imminent House introduction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supree Court
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Circuit Court of Appeals
William Green
Hen Federation of Labor
Act “Labor
A. E F
Wagner
New
Labor Department
F. J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Mrs W M Hill Seeks Twelve Months Support in W M Hill Estate
Georgia Taylor County notices Mrs W M Hill has filed for twelve months support from the estate of W M Hill deceased. The application will be heard by the Ordinary at August term on the first Monday in August 1935. Signed LT Peed Ordinary on July 6 1935.
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Georgia
Taylor County
W. M. Hill
Win
Peed
Notices of Administration for H. W. Windham Estate
The Thelmon Jarrell Clerk Superior Court of Taylor County Georgia applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of H. W. Windham. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the ordinary's office within the legally allowed time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated July 10, 1935, by L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Thelmon Jarrell
H. W. Windham
L. T. Peed
Petition for Divorce in Taylor Superior Court 1985
Irma Cochran Summerour files for divorce from E J Summerour in Taylor Superior Court October Term 1985. The defendant is not a resident of the county or state, with service by order authorized.
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Irma Cochran Summerour
E. J. Summerour
Taylor Superior Court
Public notice of Taylor County court actions and sale
Sheriff sale advertised for August 1925 in Taylor County Georgia with two acres of land lot 28 eighth district Tuglor County described as bounded north by road east by K s West south by W Mathews and west by W Mathews. Property of Jobie McCrary levied to satisfy county tax executions for years 1952 1993 1934. Warrant dated May 7 1925. Clerk Thelmon Jarrell. Judge Laughlin. Public court notices from 1935 and 1925 local records.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Tuglor County
K. S West
W. Mathews
Jobie McCrary
C. C. Cooper
L. C
R. P. McGuffin
Sherif
Chattanooga Veteran Dies After Train Incident
Orville R. Jones, 48, a World War veteran from Chattanooga Tennessee, died Friday night in Toccoa from injuries when a train ran over him, crushing his hips and severing both legs. He gave his name and address before dying.
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Orville R. Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Toccoa
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