Georgia Leads Negro Voter Gain and River of News
Georgia reports an uptick in Negro voter registration while highways reopen after heavy rains. Savannah and Atlanta see officials sworn in as assistant attorney general and civic leaders named. Other items note rail service halt on Sandersville line, a major moonshine raid, political candidacy, and local honors in golf and charity contests.
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Robert Lee Smith
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
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American College of Surgeons
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Turner Croft
Cordele
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Ed Jones
South Georgia
Federal
T. L. Coogle
Oglethorpe
Macon County
Jas. C. Prather
J. A. Kirven Company
J. D. Kirven Sr
Frank Hedrick
Radium Springs Golf Club
Albany
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Georgia Rural Carriers Association
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Nancy Hanks II
Crack Central of Georgia
Savannah-Atlanta
Georgia Unit 6, Florist Telegraph Delivery Association
Radium Springs
O. V. Jenkins
Wrightsville
Bermuda
Gwinnett County
W. A. Wheeler
Clarkston
W. B. Vaughan
Americas Hospital
Jack McArthur
Mr. Vaughan
Cuz’s Place
Brooklyn Heights
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
MacGregor Golf, Inc
Cincinnati
Fifth Infantry
Fort Jackson
S. C
Camp Gordon
Bilb
Ren T. Fortson
Bilbo County
U. S. Senate
South, Georgia
U. S
Richard Russell
Russelli
Gov. Thompson
George Hendricks
Georgia Tech
American Cancer Society, Georgia Division
Georgia Press Association
Hendricks
Thompson
Athens
Brunswick
Macon
Rome
Valdosta
Gainesville
Moultrie
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WGFC
WGAU
WRDW
WMOG
WRBL
WMAZ
WGGA
WAYX
WMGA
Wroc
WDAK
WGAC
A. J. Fountain
G. H. Goddard & Son
Breynolds, Georgia
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Myers Water
Doyel
Butler, Ga
Ailey’s Supreme Coffee
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