Representative W C Insight to retire from Congress
Washington May 21 Representative W C Insight of the Fourth district announces he will retire at the end of his present term on March 4 after 14 years in the House He says private business interests have suffered and he will not seek reelection He pledges to aid in promoting the welfare of the people and the region in the future
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P. H. McGowan
Washington
W. C. Insight
Fourth
Fourth Congressional District
Georgia
Congress
Friends of Judge Crisp Boosted Candidacy For Senate
Georgia voters hear that Hon. Chas. R. Crisp, serving his tenth term in the House from the Third District, is a fit U S senator. Advocating a balanced budget and economy, Crisp is praised for reformist stands, honesty, and leadership on Ways and Means shaping tax and budget policy.
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Chas. R. Crisp
United States Senate
Georgia
Crisp
House of ‘Representatives
Herman
Ana iv Lemande
Lopartinerte
Ameri
Senate
Georgia State College of Women announces 300 graduates list
Nearly 300 students are set to finish at Georgia State College for Women with 58 receiving the A B degree 75 the B S and 165 from the collegiate normal class. Commencement runs May 20 with class day events Friday and senior activities this week. The baccalaureate address will be by Ralph T Jones state editor of the Atlanta Constitution. Alumni services and exhibits accompany the ceremonies.
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Eillecgeville
Georgia State College For Women
Rev. J
Lyons
D. D
Snes
Ralph T. Jones
Atate
The
Atlanta Constitution
Bek A.va Dipiotnne
At Gollens
Ranuaten
Shipp Declines Third District Congressional Candidacy
Nelson Shipp editor of the Columbus Ledger says he will not seek the third district seat in Congress. He cites the likelihood of a run off primary and financial constraints. He endorses J. Raleton Cargill, secretary of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, for the race.
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Nelson Shipp
Columbus Ledger
Congress
Chas. R. Crisp
Americus
Senate
Shipp
Mrs. Rambos Record of Service to Georgia Clubwomen
A retrospective on Mrs. Rambo’s tenure as Director of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs announces her long service since her election, notes travel and duties, praises leadership of Mrs. J. W. Gholston, and highlights headquarters at the Henry Grady Hotel along with Georgia’s financial pledge and endowment progress.
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Rambo
State Federation Women’s Clubs
R. K Rambo
Atianya
Tor Georgia
Georgia
Wlaconlysv
Georgia Federation
Deg
Raison
Henry Grady
Atlanta
J. W. Gholston
Columbus
Clav Women of
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
George Burrus, Jr
Denver
Phoenix
General Federation Board
Washington City
Nashville
Dalton
Maryland Club Institute
General Federation Endowment Fund
Messrs
Henry and
Cecil Cannon
Haggie Jordan
Limit of Size and Weight of Motor Vehicles Ad vocated by Wilhoit
Georgia railroad employee group backs stricter vehicle size and weight limits for public roads. O W Gréalish of Auguste, president of the Association of Railway Employers of Georgia, writes to Commissioner Wilhoit urging regulations to protect highways and reduce accidents from heavy and oversized motor vehicles.
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Association of Railway
State of Georgia
J. P. Wilhoit
State Highway Board
Wilhoit
Georgia
O. W. Gréalish
Auguste
Whale Champion Diver Sets Deepest Known Sonic Record
The whale is described as a champion diver capable of plunging to depths near a mile, demonstrating extraordinary underwater endurance and speed as it navigates the ocean depths.
The Cross and Gospel Power Refine the Faithful
A sermon argues the Cross offends proud sinners yet proves God’s power to redeem. It contrasts carnal pleasure with humble sacrifice, urging believers to surrender to the Gospel dynamo. The piece cites Christ’s personal fellowship, renewal in Christ Jesus, and victory over旧 sin, confronting agnostics and infidels with the enduring rock of ages.
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God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Spiet
Christ Jesus
Macon Theaters Picket by Dismissed Operators Plan Parade
Macon Georgia May 26 union operators dismissed after a picket campaign plan a Wednesday parade as part of an active drive to win re employment at Capitol and Ritz theatres. Headquarters opened in the Heidemann building while thousands of handbills urged public support. union men on sidewalk duty carried signs accusing non union venues of unsafe conditions. Arthur P Barry manager said positions unchanged and replacements would continue. J O Morgan denied paying $50 weekly and said a $12 50 cut in October was absorbed.
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Macon
Moctionlcture Theatres
Capitol
Ritz
Heidemann
Arthur P. Barry
J. O. Morgan
Bibb County Primary Drinks Out Old Board of County Commissioners
Macon Ga May 21 Bibb county s old board of county commissioners was swept out in Friday s primary official tabulation shows Sheriff J R Hicks Jr renominated over S J Peacock 8148 to 2671 The new board will be headed by J B Yates with 3018 votes W H M Weaver second with 2097 Others include M Raines 2287 G C Hunnicutt and L B Duré with 2258 Duré nips W B Stewart by 15 in a close contest Vivian Roberts tops clerk of the court 8410 to 2287 D D Wunnady defeats L A Shepherd for tax receiver 4248 to 1557 Asher T Winslett to run off with C L Sloan for tax collector Winslett 2572 to 1907 Cheatham 1
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Macon
Bibb County
Board of County Commissioners
J. R. Hicks, Jr
J. Peacock
J. B. Yates
W. H. M. Weaver
Telephone Cortopany
M. Raines
G. C. Hunnicutt
Mats
Dure
Mr. Durée
W. B. Stewart
Vivian Roberts
McD
Nisbet
D. D. Wunnady
L. A. Shepherd
H. Chapman
Asher T. Winslett
C. L. Sloan
Winslett
Arthur Cheatham
Two Walden Men Fire On Burglars in Macon GA
Two alleged burglars Wash Hugins and William Pendleton were shot by Emmett Willis and Hal Godfrey in a gunfire exchange at a Walden store as the pair attempted post office and store theft. Pendleton, also known as Sippling, may die. both burglars were wounded and taken to Macon Hospital. Officers recovered $40 in currency and $75 in merchandise from the store during the investigation.
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Macon
Ston
Hal. Calhoun
Wales
Wash Hugins
William Pendleton
Macon Hospital
Pendleton
Pe Sippling
Emmett Willis
Hal Godfrey
Walden
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