Arnall Runs for Georgia Attorney General
Ellis Arnall, appointed three months ago after M. J. Yeomans resignation, announces candidacy for a full term as Georgia attorney general. The Newnan lawyer says he will campaign actively for the Democratic nomination, but will not run against John S. Wood in the June 6, 1940, general election. He notes an attorney general is elected only at constitutional times.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
BE. D. Rivers
M. J. Yeomans
Newnan
John S. Wood
Canton
Wood
Georgia Residents Buy Many Bonds in 1988
Atlanta May 8 1988 Georgia residents purchased 4766 3126 in United States savings bonds announced by Postmaster Lon F Livingston of Atlanta The purchases were of new savings bond group ranging from 25 to 1000 dollars and repayable after ten years
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Lon F. Livingston
New Savings Bond Group
Arnall vows bid for attorney general in 1940 primary
Arnall says he will actively contest the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the 1940 state primary. If nominated, he will campaign for the November 1940 general election, while continuing to serve in his current office.
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Arnall
Paper making from many woods fuels near billion dollar industry
The Forest Products Laboratory in Madison has tested over 90 tree species for pulp making. Pines produced strong white pulps long used in southern regions. A new test shows blackjack oak can yield good pulp for containers and building papers. Paper is about 99 percent water during manufacture, with chemical pulping giving better grades.
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United States
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Forest Products Laboratory
Thames Licensed Watermen in Queen Anne Era
In the era of Queen Anne, about 19,000 watermen held licenses for the tidal Thames above London Bridge. The figure reflects a large, organized river workforce serving transport and trades on the historic river.
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Thames
London Bridge
Paul Evangelizes a Province in Ephesus Lesson
Sunday school lesson recounts Paul’s third missionary journey to Ephesus. He teaches three months in the synagogue, moves to Tyrranus school for two years, and broadens the province with the gospel. Demetrius stirs a pagan riot over Diana images, bruting the faith and commerce. Paul remains honest and steadfast, presenting repentance toward God and faith in Jesus Christ. The Ephesian letter explains Gentiles as fellow citizens and members of God’s household built on the apostles and prophets with Jesus as the cornerstone.
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Paul
Corinth
Ephesus
Prissila
Acquilla
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Antioch
Galilee
Phryen
Thut
Demetrius Paul
Demetrius Demetrius
Diana
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Jesus
King and Queen May Visit World’s Fair on Georgia Day
Atlanta May 8 The King and Queen of England may attend Georgia Day at the World's Fair in New York on June 14. Jere Moore, in charge of Georgia’s program for that day, is hopeful the British rulers will be there.
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Georgia
Atlanta
England
New York
Jere Moore
Moore
County Agent Answers Common Questions On AAA Program
County agent W F Bembry explains the 1989 Agricultural Conservation Program in a Q A format. It covers three aims parity income demand adjustment and soil rebuilding, plus why landowners should invest in soil conservation and the program’s role in production control for tobacco cotton wheat peanuts and rice. It notes public benefits from taxpayer support through stable farmer purchasing power and ongoing employment in industry and transport.
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W. F. Bembry
Co Areata
Modern Frigidaire Hydrators Boost Food Preservation
The 1939 Frigidaire hydrators introduce space saving moisture seals and large capacities enabling bulk storage of celery radishes tomatoes and more. Local dealer N L Halley touts cold wall technology that achieves lower temperatures without air condensation and promises longer freshness and money savings.
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N. L. Halley
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E. F. Parr Reynolds
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
MMAR
Council
Brewers of America
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N.Y
H. J. Porter Butler
Demetrius
The
Ophesians
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