Crisp's Campaign Manager Attacks Gov Russell
Americus Ga May 16 W W Dykes temporary manager of Rep Charles R Crisp campaign for the United States Senate issued a statement rebutting Frank Scarlett who would manage Governor Russell's senatorial bid. Dykes argues Scarlett misuses figures and contrasts Georgia's budget balance with federal spending urging accuracy and criticizes Russell's legislative record and state debt. He defends Crisp on tax measures and cites Crisp's leadership and anticipated impact if elected to the Senate.
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W. W. Dykes
Chas. R. Crisp
United States Senate
Frank Scarlett
Brunswick
B Russell
Scarlett
Georgia
Republican Congress
Tom Reed
Carlett
Russell
Hardmany
Rusell
Congress
House
Ways
Crisp
Senate
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Ways and Means
Pane Eangesid
Amuck
Reese to Back Crisp in Georgia Senate Race
Savannah reports Reese plans to back Representative Charles R. Crisp in the Georgia senate race. Millard E. of Brunswick, law partner of Frank M. Scarlett, campaign manager for Gov. Richard B. Russell, stated this support on Monday night.
Worse Than an Enemy
Named aphorism by La Fontaine on the risk of trusting ignorant friends over wise enemies, suggesting caution in evaluating loyalties and alliances.
Ellaville High prepares 22 graduates for commencement
Ellaville Georgia May 16 192? Ellaville High School announces 22 seniors will graduate with exercises at 8 pm May 28 at the high school auditorium after a May 19 music recital May 20 senior play Fashions in Love and a May 27 or 28 sermon at the Baptist church with valedictory by Lucille Thompson and salutatory by Helen Collins.
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Ellaville High School
Josephine Wells
the Baptist Church
J. R. Joyner
Central Baptist Church
Americus
Gladys Smith
Virginia Rainey
Edelle
Estelle Ethridge
Thelma Dillard
Minnie McLendon
Inez DeVanie
Effie Bailey
Minnie Wall
Endine Murray
Messrs
Howard Robinson
James Owen
Marvin DeVane
Charles Battle
Grady Snyder
J. R. Jernigan
Mother and two children die in grade crossing crash
In Atlanta at Red Oak a sedan was struck by a northbound Atlanta and West Point train at 2:80 PM. Mrs R A Davis 62 and her daughter Mildred 28 died instantly near East Point. Son Harold 5 died at Piedmont hospital after rescue. Daughter Ida Lou 20 was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Atlanta
Red Oak
Mra. R A. Davis
Mildred Davis
Harold Davis
Ida Lou Davis
Piedmont Hospital
West Point
Ftreight
A C. Hemperley & Sons
Davis
East Point
Thomaston Merchant Paralyzed After Night Crash
Clarence Colling, 26, Thomaston merchant, says he will live after a collision on the Thomaston Griffin road near Taylor Springs. His car overturned twice and was demolished, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down but conscious. George McMahon and Mrs Collins suffered minor injuries. the Griffiths from Thomaston helped lift wreckage. Collins was rushed to Griffin hospital for treatment.
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Clarence Colling
Thomaston
Thomaston-Griffin Road
Taylor Springs
Collins
George McMahon
Bill Griffith
Griffith
Twen Collins
Griffin Hospital
Georgia Gross Tax Upheld by U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court upheld Georgia’s gross receipts tax on film companies. Fox Film Co sought to stop tax collection in Fulton County, arguing leased picture royalties were exempt as copyrighted works. The court’s error overturns Long v Rockwood and impacts state tax laws nationwide.
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Georgia
Fox Film Company of
Atlanta
Fulton County
Iuperior
Norman
Ttey
Pomeroy
Georgia Supreme Court
John A.smith
Orville Park
Macon
Supreme Court
Rockwood
U.S
Union
Southern Baptists oppose nonprohibition presidential candidates
The 77th Southern Baptist convention at St. Petersburg representing 4,000,000 members declares against any candidate who does not endorse maintenance and perpetuation of prohibition as the nation’s top policy. Delegates endorse the social service commission and vow to reject any party or nominee that seeks to undermine prohibition.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Church
Social Service Commission
Baptists
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead Near Home in New Jersey
The Lindbergh infant, Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., was found dead in a woods patch near Hopewell New Jersey, his body showing skull fractures and identified by Betty Gow and Dr. Van Nigen. President Hoover pledged full federal pursuit of the killers as the nation reacts with shock. The child disappeared from the Sourland Mountain residence on March 1, with the body lying close to the Lindbergh home weeks later.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Deression
Sourland Mountains
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Hoover
United States
Chas. H. Mitchell
Mercer County
Betty Gow
Windbergh
Miss Gow
van Nigen
New York
Atlantic
Europe
Popewed N. J
Aill
Col. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Pol. Lindbergh
Anne ‘Morrow
Sourland Mountain
Goodwill Party to Visit Atlanta for Making Up
Macon Georgia May 12 A goodwill day in Atlanta scheduled for May 25 as about 36 Macon citizens visit for a luncheon golf tournament and theater party. Roy LeCraw Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and John L Morris Macon Chamber announce the event aiming to bury the hatchet and renew friendship with Atlanta officials and leaders.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
John L. Morris
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Roy LeCraw
James L. Key
Brooavan Country Club
LeCraw
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Attains National Shock
The missing baby sparked a nationwide search across North and South America as ships were searched on Atlantic and Pacific routes. Betty Gow found the crib empty at 8:30 after tucking him in, with muddy footprints by a warped window shutter. A note promised care in exchange for 50 000 dollars. Authorities from President Hoover downward mounted coordinated efforts while wild rumors swirled. Colonel Lindbergh paid the ransom in small notes on April 2 in the Bronx, but the negotiation failed. Norfolk boatbuilder John Hughes Curtis claimed contact with the kidnappers and pursued sea and air trips in a fruitless bid to conclude negotiations.
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North America
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Betty Gow
Nifrae
Hoover
Lindbergh
Bronx
J. F. Condon
Fordham
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
G. H. Burrage
H. Dobson-Peacock
Curtis
Relations of the Sea Dragon Near Australia
The sea dragon is a close relative of the sea horse and is found only in waters around Australia. Its loose flapping ribbons of skin blend with seaweed, making its home among the underwater vegetation.
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Australia
Lindbergh Identifies Slain Baby, Calls for Action
Hopewell New Jersey May 18 Colonel Lindbergh identifies the murdered infant as his son after a tense inspection in the Trenton morgue. The nation’s top law enforcement agencies mobilize, seeking the kidnappers who officials believe killed the child. The family, including Mrs Lindbergh, awaits further developments as a cremation follows.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Beanie Ees
Ueny
Colonel Lindbergh
J. ¥. Condon
Col
Harry Breckinridge
Trenton
W. H. Swayze
Chance to Be Careful You See by Working Madly and Sacrificing All Else
A brief voltaic note from Tak Aereles Times quotes a risky path to wealth through relentless effort. It touts high money as a way to ease life for those who otherwise lack funds, urging extreme dedication despite costs.
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Tak Aereles Times
Expecting Too Much What is not in a man cannot come out of him surely
Quote explores Goethe’s line that inner nature shapes outcomes, suggesting high expectations miss the mark when traits and limits are innate. It reflects on human potential, urging realism about character and effort.
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Goethe
Petition for Charter for Jarrellment Store Incorporated
Petitioners led to form Jarrellment Store Incorporated for twenty years with right to renew. The charter aims general mercantile business in Butler Georgia, selling goods and other items, borrowing money, suing and being sued, with headquarters in Butler and possible branches. Capital stock five thousand dollars, optional increase to twenty five thousand, board of directors elected by stockholders, officers by directors, with by-laws and common seal. Filed April 20 1932 in Taylor County Superior Court.
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Jarrellment Store
Butler
Superior Court
Aaa
C.W. Foy
Georgia
Taylor County
Louise Hill
Louise
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