Georgia News Roundup Highlights Local Events Across State
A wide snapshot of Georgia affairs includes the death of John J. Story in Thomaston and indictments in Bibb County. State leaders push electoral pledges to Truman, and plans for the Georgia Pastors School at Wesleyan College are announced. Macon hosts traffic safety efforts, a 971 page tax law book goes to press, and safety director F. P. Reinero resigns. Fitzgerald sees a death in a hotel, while Dawson hosts Farm Bureau talks. Macon police promote Capt J G Baker, and secrecy shrouds a Macon threat investigation. Open range laws spread to five counties, and Junior Moore faces murder charges. Columbus weighs a farmers market, and bids target the Americus to Dawson road. Sacred Harp singing and prize rewards add to state life alongside charity and industry notes across Americus, Macon, Savannah, and Columbus.
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Third Congressional District
Dawson
J. G. Baker
Junior Moore
Bibb County
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State Highway Department
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Cordele 20
Isabelle and the Doctors
Carol Crawford
Dan Crawford
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John M. Selzer
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Jasper National Park
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Charles Inman
Ware County
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Washington D. C
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Boulder
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Muscogee County
Radford Renfroe
North Georgia Methodist Annual Conference
Arthur Moore
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Keep Green
L. H. Edmonson
Georgia Forestry Association
Greensboro
Minnie G. Boswell Lemorial
Sen. Russell
Rep. Brown
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Minnie G. Boswell
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H. H. Chapman
T. F. Sellers
John McGibony
U. S. Halth Department
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Zack Cravey
Eugenee Talmadge
Capitol
Frances Jordan
Steffen Thomas
Wm. A. Clyde
Commission of Labor Bei Huiet
Homerville
Bruce Douglas
Clinch County
Agricultural and Industrial Development Board of Georgia
Blanton Fortson
Athens
B. C. Moore & Sons, Inc
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W. A. Shirley
Roy McGinty
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J. O. Peterson
Sugar Valley
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Madison Fleyer
J. C. Simmons
Lynn Durham
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Ofbany
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Butler, Ga
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