Statesboro Woman Quits State Democratic Body
Mrs. Julian C. Lane of Statesboro resigns from the Georgia Democratic executive committee in protest of Governor Talmadge's attack on President Roosevelt. She pledges support for Roosevelt and outlines Georgia's duty to back the president, praising his and Wilson's patriotism during war and peace. The resignation letter invites statewide action to counteract the governor's policy.
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Georgia
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
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First Congressional District
Eleanor Roosevelt
Democratic Club
Bulloch County
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Putriot
America
Flander
Gail
Two Bale Exemption Ruling Explained for Cotton Base
G C Daniel county agent reports Bankhead Cotton Control Act rules granting full allotment to farms with base production up to two bales. Ruling sets allotments by base production: under 856 pounds receive base. 856 to 956 pounds get 356 to 956 pounds. 956 to 1,471 pounds receive up to two bases. over 1,471 pounds get 65 percent of average production.
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G. C. Daniel
Caldwell Slated for School Post at UGA
Atlanta May 6 The Atlanta Constitution reports Dr. H. W. Caldwell 86 year old dean of the Lumpkin school of law at the University of Georgia will be elevated to the university’s presidency to succeed Dr. S. V. Sanford who has been elected chancellor. Regents are understood to agree to name him at a capital meeting Friday and offer his current post as head of the law school to Judge Lucian P. Goodrich of Griffin.
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Atlanta Constitution
H. W. Caldwell
Lumpkin School of Law
University of Georgia
S. V. Sanford
Luce
Lucian P. Goodrich
Griffin
Houston County farmers back AAA denounce Talmadge
Perry Georgia May 4 Houston county farmers endorsed the AAA program at a mass meeting and adopted resolutions condemning Gov Talmadge remarks about President Roosevelt. The resolution affirms faith in the president and his policies, endorses the AAA, commends Secretary Wallace, and urges continuation of the program with copies sent to Roosevelt and Wallace. Signed by chairman S W Hickson and secretary Warren B Hodge.
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Mason and Dixon Line
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Senator Cutting Among Four Dead In Plane Crash
In Macon Missouri on May 6 Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico and three others died when a transport aircraft crashed near Kirksville after fuel exhaustion. The pilot Harvey Bolton and co pilot Kenneth Grieson perished. a Kansas City plane passenger Miss J Hillias was among the dead. nine others injured including a baby, five Paramount officials en route to Annapolis, and a group of passengers. The flight attempted to land in fog near North central Missouri before the crash near Kirksville.
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New Mexico
Missouri City
Harvey Bolton
Kenneth Grieson
Kansas City
J. Hillias
Samaritan Hospital
Bolton
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Line
Pasenger
D. Metzger
Los Angeles
Paramount Motion Picture Company
Annapolis
Grieson
Missouri
Kirksville
Public sale of turpentine camp assets in Taylor County
In a legal notice, Turpentine and Rosin Factors Inc. announces the exercise of powers of sale under deeds to secure debt from J. J. Davis & Company. On June 8, 1985, at the Taylor County courthouse, the grantee will sell extensive camp and personal property, tanks, equipment, vehicles, and all related leases and chattel interests described across three turpentine camps Buena Vista Butler and Charing.
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Grantor
Buena Vista
Butler
Superior Court
J. H. Pace
A. Lee Powell
T. J. Davis & Co
Schley County
A. M. Halley
Macon County
G. Thompson
Jones
S. H. Hill
L. B. Crook
Su H. Barfield
Chattahoochee
Emma Neather
Q J.G Wilson
E, Wilson
J. GW
Mary L. ‘Taylor Aeesee
S&s. E
Kate A. Gordy
J. Tg. Dalton
Bessie Mackey
W.P. Daniel
J. P. Culpepper
J A. Culpepper
Mamie Culpepper
J Braidnax
M. C. Anderson
W. S. Sanders
E. W. Swearingin
Sam Jordan Sade
C. D. Melnvale Vessommens
Fannie Anthony
Frank Callahan Adnasi
Chas, L. McMichael
W. O. McElmurray
Sam Smith
Ae J. ‘A. Gulpepyerin
F. Hanan Eems
Maneus A. Helms
Aenee
Watt Tyler Ee
R. N. McInvale
Prudential Life Ins
Floyd Simmons
Si J Davis
T. J. Davis and Company
Beer-Only Venues Close as Patronage Wanes
The text notes supplies on hand and novelty worn off, with patronage dropping. It cites several beer-only establishments that have closed due to lack of customers, illustrating broader business contraction in the sector.
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