Emory to issue 280 diplomas at June commencement
Georgia weekly summary notes Emory College will award 280 diplomas at June commencement. The column lists multiple local topics including storms in Burke County damaging crops, officials invited to speak at a Henry Grady Highway meeting in Columbus on June 16, and various regional notices involving judges, pastors, and civic figures.
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Emory College
Burke County
Henry Grady Highway Association
Columbus
Butler school tests show progress and reading needs
The seventh grade shows three months below normal while those who attended Butler school all year rank one month above normal. Form A tests indicate remarkable two year progress, with Miss Hurdle and Mrs. Mackner as teachers. The room scores lowest in Literature and a library of more than a thousand volumes is urged. Attendance fell due to sickness, and the school floor was cleaned to improve hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Perkins
Butler
Frop No. 6 Page One officials and appointments
A list of names and positions includes irne Ralls J. W. Whitley B. F alker as Commissioners for Commerce and Labor Hal M Stanley state superintendent M L Duegan M D Collins Prison Commission E L Rainey Public Service Commission A L Woodruff full term Guy C Stone Jule Felton unexpired term Justices J K Hines since qualifying H Warner Court of Appeals John R Guerry succeeding Judge Bloodworth United States Senator unexpired term W J Harris Richard B Russell Jr Charles R Crisp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irne R. Ralls
J. W. Whitley
B. Falker
Commerce and Labor
Hal M.stanley
M. D. Collins
Prison Commission
E. L. Rainey
Public Service Commission
A. L. Woodruff
Guy C. Stone
Jule Felton
Justices Supreme Court
J. K Hinessea
H. Warner Court of Appeals
John R. Guerry
Judge Bloodworth
United States
W. J. Harris
Richard B. Russgell, Jr
Charles R. Crisp
Democratic critique of tariff, deficits, and economy policy
Congressman criticizes Smoot Hawley tariffs under GOP control. He urges currency inflation to raise commodity prices, cites Goldsborough stabilization, and calls for Federal Reserve action to balance the budget. He argues for deep spending cuts, reduced salaries, and elimination of waste while warning of continued deficits and wartime liabilities.
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Republican Party
Crisp
Democratic House
Goldsborough
Federal Reserve Board
United States Supreme Court
Fulton School Official Enters Race for State Superintendent
Fulton County educator M. D. Collins announces candidacy for State Superintendent of Schools in the Democratic primary. He cites 28 years in education, including Campbell County superintendent and Fulton County supervisor, and urges equalization funds, liberal appropriations, and cooperation with the General Assembly.
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M. D. Collins
Fulton County
Campbell County
Collins
General Assembly
Cans
Jnr Ie
Oglethorpe University
Mercer University
University of Georgia
Columbia University
Junior Order of Georgia
Grand Lodge of Old Fellows of
Agon
Red Man
Elkarid Shriner
Fairburn National Farm Loan Association
Campbell County Chamber of Commerce
State
Fire impact study on growing timber field demonstration
A demonstration documents fire effects on timber by burning one quarter-acre plats yearly and measuring tree growth to compare burned versus unburned plots. Visitors are invited to observe results. thanks are given to local foresters and supporters. A peach county case notes a 60 day reprieve for Albert Jackson, a condemned man, by Gov Reageal, shortly before scheduled execution.
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Ed Hollis
Tl, Fountain
W. G. Wallace
Albert Jackson
Green Hartley
Peach County
Georgia
Richard B. Reageal
Joseph and the coat of many colors tale and lesson
An article reflects on Joseph’s dream, the coat of many colors, and his brothers plot. It contrasts Joseph’s hopeful nature with mob anger, recounts the sale to Arabs, and urges looking to a brighter future and striving toward a personal ideal.
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Martner
Joseph
Shiller
Sisera
Yany
Ciliates
Jacob
Fienne
Calvary
Jesus
Reuben
Judah
Egypt
Cargill Urged as Valuable Asset for District’s Welfare
Friends of Mr. Cargill say a trip to the nation’s capital would secure a powerful factor in the lower house. They credit him with deep knowledge of public movements and wide Georgia ties in agriculture, commerce, and industry, plus numerous state friends who could advance the Third District’s welfare across government departments.
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Cargill
Ower
Georgia
Aanitieres
Sheriff James O. Thrasher Dies After Illness
James O. Thrasher, 55, serving his eighth year as sheriff of Tift County, died Sunday night after a two day illness. He previously served as chief of police of Tifton.
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James K. Hines
Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta
Caetol
South
Justice Hines
Millen
Burke County
Georgia
Emory
Harvard Law School
Savannnah
James O. Thrasher
Tift County
Tifton
Political Announcement for Georgia Third District Candidacy
A candidate announces their bid for a position in the Third Congressional District of Georgia. They vow to meet many citizens, seek public support, and remind that every vote will influence the campaign. The announcement references the 1682 primary date and requests backing from supporters.
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Georgia
Crisp
Halle
Georgia Candidate Declares Self for Congress in 3rd District
A Georgia man announces his candidacy for Congress as a Democrat in the Third District. He notes he seeks the party primary’s action and asks for support from friends and fellow citizens.
Candidate announcement for Georgia House seat in Taylor County
A voter message declares a candidacy for Representative in Georgia's General Assembly, noting party rules and expressing thanks for voters’ consideration. The text includes a misspelled name and garbled phrasing but conveys intent to run under Democratic rules.
Taylor County Representative seeks re election in Georgia primary
The candidate announces candidacy for re election as Representative of Taylor County in the Georgia General Assembly under the Democratic primary rules of September 14, 1982. He thanks voters for their past support and pledges to value their vote and influence in his current race.
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Ivor Kreuger
W. E. Stewart
Bibb County
Board of County Commissioners
Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
Childs
Discharge of Administratrix in Taylor County Georgia
Georgia Taylor County notice of administration discharge for Lousiana Parker administratrix of Rachael and Riley Dent deceased. Petition on file shows full administration. Citations issued to all interested parties to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in June 1992. Ordinary L T Peed oversees.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Lousiana Parker
Rachael
Riley Dent
L. T. Peed
Letters of Administration for Jim Shaw in Taylor County
Tollia Hobson applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Jim Shaw, deceased, and cites all next of kin and creditors to appear at the regular June term, 1982, of the Court of Tyler County. Witnessed by the Ordinary, dated May 4.
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George—Talor
Amitt
Tollia “Hobson
Jim Shaw
Court of Ety
Taylor County
Towns Estate Admin Seeks Dismissal Letters in June
Bob Towns, administrator of the Sarah Towns estate in Taylor County Georgia, petitions the court claiming full administration and requests letters of dismission be issued on the first Monday in June 1982 for creditors and kindred to be discharged.
Georgia Taylor County dismission request for administrator
Co B Marshall as administrator wr A Mathews decedent petitions the court to be fully discharged from administration and to have his accounts settled on record. Creditors and kindred may show cause why discharge should not be granted at the first term. Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
B. Marshall
A. Mathews
Sheriff's Sale Notice from Taylor County Georgia
County court sale to occur on the first Tuesday in August 1932 within legal hours. Property described as a 500 revenue lien parcel in Taylor County Georgia, listed against Wright. Legal notice outlines sale parameters in archaic format from the sheriff's office.
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Geoorgia—Taylor
És Wright
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