Why People of Go Favor Hon. Chas Crisp For The U.S. Senate
A Georgia campaign piece extols Chas R Crisp as the state’s best qualified to fill the Senate seat after Senator Harris’s death. It links his 20 years in the House to national respect, highlights his fiscal conservatism and tax stance, and argues for his leadership on the Finance Committee and wariness of the Smoot Hawley act while praising his economy measures and veteran support.
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Chas. R. Crisp
Georgia
Harris
House of Representatives
Senate
Abraham Balawin
National House
Thomas W. Cobb
Robert Yoombs
Walter T. Colquitt
al Hanneity
U. S. Senate
Finance Committee
Crisp
House
Foreign Debt Finance Commission
United States
Ways and Means
Kelley Promises Tax Cuts in Openning Governor Bid
Sylvester Ga June 4 John J Kelley opened his campaign for governor promising tax relief if the state reorganization program is carried out. He urged government simplification, noting 102 boards and commissions have been merged into 10 departments. He blamed factionalism for growth, urged a nonpartisan tenure, and highlighted boards for the university system and eleemosynary institutions. He also cited law enforcement equal education access, a balanced budget, honest public officers, and removal of ad valorem taxes among his aims.
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Sylvester, Gu
John J. Kelley
Sylvester
Kelley
Lawrenceville
W. J. Crowe
Macon
Erertens
Moseley Returns Home to Atlanta Family News
Col L O Moseley, famed for naming many people, returns to Atlanta after a year in Montgomery. He will join his wife at the Piedmont Hotel where he became associate Manager on June 1. Mrs Moseley recently gave birth to L O Jr. Moseley has long been tied to Atlanta’s business and political life and to hotel circles.
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Atlanta
Col. L. 0
Lasso
Col. Moseley
Georgia Press Association
Regents Board Cuts Expenses in Georgia Colleges
Georgia higher education will operate with at least 422667 dollars less income in 1932 33 than 1930 31. The Regents Board adopted budgets saving about 10 percent overall and over 21 percent of last year’s appropriations. The 26 institutions expect total operating income of 4414874 82 with direct state and federal funds, endowments and fees making up the rest.
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Athens
Georgia
W. D. Anderson
Macon
Anderson
General Assembly
Penth
Granite Hill
Endowene
Notice of Trustees Election in Seven School Districts
A notice announces a June 24 1982 trustees election in Butler Reynolds Crowells Yner Central Wesley Mauk and Rupert school districts. Elections follow standard procedures at regular or school buildings, with a closing time of 3 PM in each district. Returns due June 26 to the County Superintendent for consolidation by July 5 1982. By order of the Board of Education W T Rustin C S B
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Butler
Reynolds
Crowells Yner
Central
Wesley
Mauk
Rupert
County Superintendent of Schools
County Board of Education
Board of Education
W. T. Rustin
C. S
Woodall Dies After Week of Illness at 71
In Mark on May 12 1982 W A Woodall died at eight after a flu developing into pneumonia. He was 71 years two months three days, born and raised in Tazewell Marion county. A Missionary Baptist Church member in Mauk, he leaves a wife three sons two daughters one brother five sisters 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral May 18 at Pine Level Cemetery conducted by Rev Jim Whitley. Pallbearers were his sons and nephews Gala Weaver Hinton Elza Harper Jack Woodall.
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Mark
Cear Papa
Papa Woodall
Tazewell
Marion County
Earth
Missionary Baptist Church
Mauk
Pine Level
Jim Whitley
Gala
Weaver
Hinton
Elza
Harper
Jack Woodall
Papa
Convicts Escape in Guards' Car in Greenville
Two white convicts escaped from a state camp near Greenville Georgia Saturday morning. Bill Gilpin, 24, and Ernest Polk, 38, both felony inmates, stole a guard’s Chevrolet coupe license 64232 D and fled. A nearby filling station was burglarized, and investigators believe the pair may swap the stolen car for another.
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Greenville
Bill Gilpin
Ernest Polk
All Expense Tours Offered by Central RY Travel Deals
Central of Georgia Railway presents all expense tours to New York and Boston via Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co. Prices from Macon start at 79 dollars for 11 days to 97 for 15 days to New York and 90 dollars for 18 days to 182 for 20 days to Boston. Athens and Atlanta departures similar or slightly higher. Tours include rail transport to Savannah, hotel stays, steamer transfer, and optional sightseeing. Extra costs apply for meals, private baths, and extended hotel stays.
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New York
Boston
Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co
Central of Georgia
Middle Georgia
Macon
Athens
Atlanta
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
DeSoto
Svannah
Hotel Wellington
Roxy's
Empire State Observatory
Hotel Bellevue
Georgia notice to heirs on estate sale of Averett deceased
J H Brown administrator on the estate of G Averett asks leave to sell real estate. Citation to issue has been ordered. Heirs at law and creditors are notified that the ordinary’s court of Taylor County will hear the application at the July term 1999. Leave will be granted unless cause is shown.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. H. Brown Rae
G. Ave
Ogtate
Issu
Ps W. Averett
Georgia Taylor County Year's Support Notice
To whom it may concern with all persons notified Mrs Jno F Spillers has filed for four months support from the estate of Jno F Spillers deceased. The application will be heard at the July term 1939 before the Ordinary. Witness my hand and official seal this 8th day of June 1939 L. T. Pred Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Jno
F. Spillers
Pela
L. T. Pred
Notice of Estate Support Application Hearing
To whom it may concern all persons are notified that Ella M McCrary has filed an application in this office for support out of the estate of the deceased. The application will be heard before the Ordinary at the July term of court to be held on the first Monday in July next. Witness my hand and official seal this 8th day of June 1932. L T Peed Ordinary
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Georgia
Taylor County
Ella M. McCrary
Il Vary
L. T. Peed
Sheriff Sale Georgia Taylor County 207th Lot 12th Land District
Taylor County sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in August 1982 at the courthouse door for state and county taxes due 1930 and 1931. Property listed is Lot 207 in the 12th land district, levied on as the property of the Fred Wright estate in favor of J S Green trans feree. Sale dated May 2, 1932. Sheriff R P McGuffin.
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Geoorgia
Taylor County
Door
Said
Fred Wright
J. S. Green
R. P. McGuffin
Frame wins 500 mile Indianapolis race on Firestone tires
Fred Frame wins the Indianapolis 500 in record time aboard a car fitted with Firestone tires. He thanks Harvey Firestone for tires that endured the demanding course, surpassing the previous speed record and marking Firestone’s thirteenth consecutive victory at the event.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Red Frame
Frame
Harvey & Firestone
Firestone
Peter de Paolo
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U.S. Senate
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Regents Board
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Central RY
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Legal Aatverisenens
Sheriff's Sale
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
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