Pace Nomination Praised By Third District Democrats
Third District Democrats meet at Windsor Hotel to nominate Stephen Pace unopposed in the primary and issue a long resolution praising his service. They commend his defense and agriculture work, support continued tenure, and note his efforts for Ft. Benning and peanut producers, urging his return to Congress for more years of public service.
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Stephen Pace
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Jocus
Windsor Hotel
Imous
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DY R. G. Lumsden
Wy County
Oy, Young Jr
Columbus
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Yin. A. T. Kearse
Leesburg
Jetter
Pace
Iit
Congress
Ft. Benning
Third
Georgia
South
United States
Committee On Military Affairs
Committee On Agriculture
America
Luke and His Gospel A Physician's Portrait of Jesus
This study notes Luke the non Jewish physician who wrote the gospel and Acts. It traces his fellowship with Paul, his role as a beloved physician, and his focus on Jesus humanity. Luke’s gospel emphasizes mercy, universal salvation, and includes key events and parables.
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Luke
Demas
Lucania
Italy
Julius Ceasar
Rome
Philemon
Marcus Aristarchus
Lucius
Paul
Demens
Timothy
Tim
Plincy
Doctor Evangelist
Christ
Jesus
Temple
Census reports U S population at 151 409 881 in 1950s decade
The census bureau announced the U S population on April 1 was 151,409,881, a 7 percent gain since 1950 the smallest decade increase. Florida led in percentage growth while South Dakota fell. D C outpaced states with 36.2 percent gain as California added 1,196,487 people.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
District of Columbia
Florida
South Dakota
California
Kansas
W. L. Austin
Austin
White men rob Woolworths cash on crowded Atlanta street
Two white men held a gun on a Woolworth assistant manager and porter on a busy downtown street and snatched a bag with between $1,000 and $2,000. They fled in a car before a license could be recorded as police investigated the robbery.
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Atlanta
Woolworth Company
N. W. Drewery
AP editor: Americans best informed in wartime
A P News Editor says American newspaper readers are the best informed in the world, due to access to factual reporting despite wartime propaganda. W.F. Caldwell, Southern division editor, spoke at Columbus Liena club for National Newspaper Week remarks.
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Columbus
W. F. Caldwel
Associated Press
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United
Caldwell
Columbus Liena Club
Ride-rob Youths Net $54 Then Return $1
Atlanta police hunt two youths who flagged down a car as the owner waited on a green light. They robbed the driver of $54 after boarding his car and forced him to drive to another area. One bandit returned $1 from the stash before fleeing.
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Atlanta
Puesday
Hurray Simon
Simon
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Death of Judge C Frank McLaughlin Noted by Talbot Bar
Talbot bar mourns the loss of C Frank McLaughlin a former solicitor for Hamilton and solicitor general of the Chattahoochee circuit from 1917 to 1928 and a judge there for sixteen years He died in office after a long public career a resolution expresses condolences and honors his service to the circuit and county signed by committee members John A Smith G R Jacob J H McGehee Brooks Culpepper and A J Perryman.
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Hamilton
Chattahoochee Circuit
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
C. Frank McLaughlin
Talbot Bar
Mclaughlin
Talbot Superior
Talmadge Backed For Governor By Fort In 1942 Bid
Attorney T. Hicks Fort of Columbus nominated Eugene Talmadge for governor promising a future Senate run. Fort lauded the campaign, noting Russell faces re election in 1942 and Rivers as a possible opponent. Talmadge aims to repay school debts and expand state defense while limiting pensions and extravagances.
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Talmadge
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Eugene Talmadge
U. S
T. Hicks Fort
Columbus
Senate
United States
R. B. Russell
E. D. Rivers
Russell
George
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