Georgia Gives Roosevelt 24 Votes in Georgia Primary
Georgia pledged its 24 votes for Franklin D. Roosevelt at Philadelphia as the lone entry in the state’s presidential preference primary. The delegation will go to Roosevelt under party rules with no primary.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
EF. S. T
Hugh Howell
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
National Committee
Marion Allen
Gov
Talmadge
New Deal
Allen
Howell
Newsranermen
State Committee
Harvey Flees Troup County Highway Gang Escape
Leland Harvey and accomplices flee in a dump truck after overpowering guard Raleigh Wright near LaGrange Georgia. The escape occurs amid a manhunt with a $50 reward and pursuit by Meriwether and Troup counties. Harvey, Williams, and six other convicts were assigned to a road gang eight miles from LaGrange.
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LaGrange
Leland Harvey
Georgia
Troup County
Robert Elliott Burns
Robert Williams
Meriwether County
Harvey
Raleigh Wright
Wright
LaGrange-Chipley
Greenville
C. H. Collier
White Sulphur Springs
Greenville - Columbus
Williams
la Grange
Aubrey Smith
Rome
Smith
Milledgeville
Atlanta
L. L. Bowles
Stockade
Federal deficit seen as economic danger to all
Babson argues the federal deficit has moved from political dispute to a vital economic issue. He cites per capita expenses and debt rising since 1860, warns of inflation and ruin if deficits persist, urges tax and cost-cutting measures, and calls voters to assess lawmakers' records.
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Babson Park
Mass
Washington
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Congress
Talmadge Hints Race For Senate In Radio Speech
Georgia Governor Talmadge used a WSB radio address to criticize U S senators over highway funds and outlined a potential Senate campaign this summer. He vowed action on $17 million held by the federal government if elected and urged prompt release of road money while denouncing New Deal figures as non Democrats. He also pressed banks over state funds earning 7 percent interest and warned against political opponents.
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Talmadge
Georgia
U. S
State Highway Board
WSB
United States Senate
Senate
McRae
United States
Maine
California
Blue
Pair Charged with Robbing Columbus Lady Arrested in Indiana
Columbus Ga May 18 two of three suspects in the $3000 robbery of Mrs Elizabeth Rogers on May 9 were arrested Sunday Police Chief Cornett said Robert alias Rabbi Edwards surrendered in Phenix City and Willie Cummings was taken in Indianapolis He had two pistols and 2123 in cash Officers in Indiana notified Columbus police they would return Cummings to Columbus A G Reese Columbus detective chief and Chief C O Gay Phenix City police chief aided the inquiry Leon Booker the third man remains at large all three are Phenix City residents
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Columbus
Elizabeth Rogers
Weer
Cornett
Robert
Rabbi Edwards
Phenix City
Willie Cummings
Indianapolis
Ind
A. G. Reese
C. O. Gay
Indiana
Cummings
Gay
Leon Booker
Phnix City
Georgia Taylor County Letters of Dismissal For Minnie L Saylor
H K Sealy administrator of Minnie L Saylor deceased states he has fully settled the estate. The court is to cite all persons concerned to show cause why he should not be discharged and granted Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in June 1936. Witness my hand this May 5 1936. L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
H. K. Sealy
Minnie L. Saylor
L. T, Peed
Whatley seeks year’s support from estate in Georgia
Mrs J H Whatley filed for twelve months support from the estate of J H Whatley deceased. The application will be heard by the Ordinary at the June term 1936, on the first Monday in June. Date May 4 1936. L T Peed Ordinary Taylor County Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. H. Whatley
J. H Whatley
L. T. Peed
Sheriff Sale Notice for 2021-2 Acres in Taylor County GA
Sheriff’s sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1936, June 2, to the highest bidder for cash. Property: 2021-2 acres, Lot 56 in the 12th land district of Taylor County GA, bounded by Lots 55, 78, 57, and 41. Owned by Mrs. Lizzie Spear to satisfy state and county tax executions for 1988, 1934, and 1935. Levy by J M Downs, S C. Date: May 5, 1936. Sheriff: R P McGuffin.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Charing
Long
T. C. Bloodworth
B. F. Montgomery
Mauk
Sam Swearingen
Superior Court of
Edwards Brothers
J. W. Edwards
W. W. Edwards
Lizzie Spear
J. M. Downs
S. C
R. P. McGuffin
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