Talmadge Denies Fight With Anyone and Calls Winchell Liars
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge rejected Walter Winchells claim of a recent fight, calling the broadcaster an unmitigated liar. He attributed facial marks to a fall in an elevator, denying any beating by a politician and noting the elevator incident was the true cause.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Walter Winchell
Talmadge
Georgia
Winchell
Savannah
Georgia Association of County Commissioners
Road establishment sought in Taylor County Georgia
To All Whom It May Concern T B Joiner applied for an order to establish a new road laid out and marked by appointed commissioners The road starts about twenty yards south of Ella Mc Crary residence on State Highway No 3 north of Butler Georgia and runs east about a quarter mile through Ada Durham et al lands to the south corner of T B Joiner lands The order will be granted if no good cause is shown The notice signed June 7 1949 at the Taylor County courthouse by A S James Chairman Jack Peed Commissioner and W R Turner Commissioner with hearing set for July 5 1949
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Georgia
Taylor County
T. B. Joiner
Ella McCrary
Butler
Ada Durham
Jack Peed
W. R. Turner
Legal sale notice for 1 acre land in Taylor County
Will be sold on the First Tuesday in July 1949 before the courthouse door for cash to satisfy state and county tax executions for 1942 through 1948. Land lot 30 in the 14th district bounded by Dantee McCrary Mary Searcy Sam McCrary and State Highway No 3 right of way leading from Butler to Thomaston. Transferee H G Cheek signs June 6 1949.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Dantee McCrary
Mary Searcy
Sam McCrary
Butler
Thomaston
C. H. Adams
Said
H. G. Cheek
Auction Notice of Sheriff Sale in Taylor County
The real estate and equipment described will be sold before the courthouse door in Taylor County during legal hours on the First Tuesday in July 1949 to satisfy an execution in favor of Citizens State Bank Reynolds Ga against Millard Lee Amos. Items include a Warren Combination Storage and Display Case and a Stimpson electric scales, located at Amos Grocery Store Reynolds Ga. The sheriff will deliver the property to the purchaser at the current location.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
Stimpson
Superior Court
Citizens State Bank
Reynolds
Millard Lee Amos
Amos Grocery
Charlie Wright
Reynolds Golf Club seeks charter renewal to Reynolds Golf Club, Inc.
Petition filed in Taylor County Superior Court requests revival of the Reynolds Golf Club charter, renamed Reynolds Golf Club, Inc., for 35 years with stock increase to 3000 dollars and continued rights, privileges, and immunities under Georgia law. The court order grants incorporation as Reynolds Golf Club, Inc. for 35 years with renewal option, dated 17 May 1949. clerk certifies true copy on 18 May 1949.
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Reynolds Golf Club
Superior Court
Reynolds Golf Club, Inc
J. R. Lunsford
J. R. Lunsford Reynolds
Re. Reynolds Golf Club, Inc
Taylor Superior Court
Chambers
Thurman Whatley
J. Howard Neisler
Blanche M. Brunson
E. H. Joiner
S. H. Bryan
C. E. Whatley
E. W. Hodges
Reynolds
Taylor County
Georgia
Reynolds Gold Club, Inc
T. Hicks Fort
Taylor
Thelmon Jarrell
Ousted Physicians Reject Return to Milledgeville Hospital
Milledgeville State Hospital doctors majority refuse Forrester invitation to return without their leaders. Eleven of thirteen doctors decline unless Dr T G Peacock and Dr R W Bradford are included and Dechman’s authority is adjusted. Governor Talmadge blames grafters for hospital crisis and backs Forrester and Dechman amid criticism from Roy Harris.
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Milledgeville
J. M. Forrester
Milledgeville State Hospital
Forrester
Thos. A. Dechman
Atlanta
Tadmadge
Dechman
Talmadge
House
Roy Harris
T. G. Peacock
R. W. Bradford
Federal Post May Be Given to Former Governor Ed Rivers
An informed source says President Truman is weighing former Georgia Governor E. D. Rivers for the ambassadorship to Mexico. The post papers reached Truman’s desk this week and a decision is expected soon with approval or disapproval due.
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Ed Rivers
Atlanta
Truman
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
United Press
Herman Talmadge
Mexico
Washington
Former Sheriff Glenn Starts 18 Month Conspiracy Sentence
A. H. Tiny Glenn, former Chattooga County sheriff, reported to the Atlanta federal penitentiary Tuesday to serve an 18 month term for conspiracy to defraud the government.
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A. H. “Tiny” Glenn
Chattooga County
Federal
Atlanta
Chase guilty of threatening Cartersville youth in peace bond case
Homer Bates Chase chairman of the Communist party of Georgia was found guilty of threatening a 20 year old Cartersville youth and was placed under a $5000 peace bond. Fulton Civil Court Judge Ralph McClelland presided over the three day hearing and commended Evans Wilder who brought the charge.
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Homer Bates Chase
Communist Party of Georgia
Cartersville
Fulton
Ralph McClelland
Evans Wilder
Chase
Huckabee Named Chairman of Wesleyan College Board
Macon businessman L. B. Huckabee accepted the chairmanship of the Wesleyan College Board of Trustees calling it the greatest honor of his life. He succeeds W. D. Anderson who had chaired since 1942 and has served since 1921 in the role.
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Huckabee
Anderson
Wesleyan College Board
Macon
L. B. Huckabee
The
Wesleyan
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Rudolph Parks
Wiley Williams
Gene Allen
Buddy Brown
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