Georgia Rural Carrier Column Urges Increased Support for Postmen
The Georgia gL C L column edited by C C Wall Ellaville Ga reports a telegram from National President W G Armstrong informing that equipment allowances rise to 8c for November December January and February. The piece urges carriers to document operating costs and lobby Congress to avoid wage-scale changes, while calling for strong member participation in the Fifth District meeting set for Oct 21 in Decatur DeKalb County and urging wives to attend with carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Armstrong
Quashington
Georgia
Hor. Joseph
O'Mahoney
Congress
Portal
Sec Mary
Association
Gonie
Asee
Decatur
DeKalb County
DeKalb County Court House
C. C. Wall
Geo
A, Wilson
Fifth District
R, L, C. Association
Atlanta
R. F
D. No
Throther Wilson
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association By Laws 1933
The document outlines the Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association goals at Savannah in 1933. It defines the name, purpose, and fraternal aims, plus membership eligibility for white rural carriers and their substitutes within Georgia. It details representation rules, delinquencies, and voting, plus officer structure, election procedures, and bonding requirements for the Secretary-Treasurer set at eight thousand dollars.
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Georgia Rural Letter Carriers' Association
Savannah
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association For
Georgia
Institute Wide Rural Carriers Association By Laws Summary
The document outlines annual meeting timing and venue, quorum rules, delegate election and duties, dues, dues distribution, and officer roles. It details secretary treasurer responsibilities, committee creation, budget procedures, and annual proceedings publication. It also covers amendments, honorary memberships, terms, filling vacancies, and order of business for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
NRA Problems Explained to Georgia Businesses
The Georgia Recovery Board directs business houses to write to secretary A. B. Nance in Atlanta with questions about NRA operations. The board, as the authorized state agency of the national administration, will provide prompt replies to individual business inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Recovery Board
A. 8
Nance
Atlanta
The
National Administration
Senate
Georgia
Befo re You Sell Your Pe Cans
Fragmentary ad copy urges contacting J. Berlin and Jru Montezuma for selling pecans by phone or mail. Reading is incomplete but indicates a sales solicitation with two named individuals and a request to reach out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Rlin
Jru Montezuma
Penitentiary Wrong Place In Barker Case
Opinion piece arguing the transfer of 11 year old B C Barker from a penitentiary camp to Milledgeville Training School is inappropriate. It critiques judge McLaughlin, praises reformatories, and emphasizes dangers of false testimony in the Davis Holmes murder case while urging Prison Commission action and adherence to court direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Barker
Milledgeville
C. F. McLaughlin
Atlanta
Manson
George Carswell
Agro
Bill Treldhd
Barker Bay
Chattahoochee
Prison Commission
McLaughlin
Trainings School
Barker
Davia-Holmes
Barker Boy
Columbus Lede Ger
The Folks From The Old Home Town
A nostalgic piece by Wightman F. Melton praising Georgia communities from all regions. It cites Mrs. Frank Norris’s poem in Silk of the Corn about friendships, neighborly kindness, and valued character over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wightman F. Melton
Georgia
South Georgia
Earth
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C.c.wall
Ellaville
Sec
Treas
Ing
Sargeant At Arms
State Treasury
Mutual Benefit
Secretary-Treasury
Sall
Goodyear
Payne’s
Butler
Macon
Triayte
Paperet
Herbert M. Block
Wallace Carson Clerk
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