State clubwomen observe United Nations Day in Georgia
State clubwomen will observe United Nations Day October 24. Over one thousand have applied for deer hunting licenses in North Georgia. Dan Bullard III named state news editor of the Macon News. Helen Carpenter's divorce suit against Judge Robert Carpenter set for trial November 15. Julian Strickland of Valdosta joins Wesleyan College Board of Trustees. Thomas J. Fay, 68, died asphyxiation in Americus. state chamber advocates education funding and tax reform. Sheriff Napoleon Dyal of Appling County dies from shotgun accident. Macon bus driver Fleming D. Davis dies from gunshot wounds. Mercer Law Day draws 500+ attendees. Perry to gain new 725-seat theater. James Edward Meadows dies after auto accident. Judge Robert L. Russell nominated to Fifth Circuit. Antha Mulkey admitted to U S Supreme Court practice. Phil Jones elected president of Georgia Automobile Dealers Association. 14 REA cooperatives tour Georgia Power plant Arkwright.
Five Needless Deaths in Atlanta Area Prompt Call to Lock Doors
A Georgia police captain faults unlocked car doors for six local traffic deaths this year with five would be alive if doors stayed shut. He cites low speed and mild crashes yet open doors doomed victims, urging motorists to lock doors and live.
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Atlanta
Marvin Thomas
Thomas
Tax Roads and Liquor Top Georgia Solons Agenda
Georgia legislators identify the three key January session issues as Tax Revision, a Constitutional Highway Board, and State Liquor Stores. Senate leaders show Tax Revision leading with five votes, followed by the highway board and liquor stores. other items receive minimal support.
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M. L. St. John
Georgia
Senate
Constitutional Highway Board
Atlanta Constitution
Schley County Woman Hurt in Motor Crash
Ellaville Mrs Pearl Guy suffered a broken arm in a traffic accident near her home last Saturday near the Schley Taylor county line. The crash involved a car driven by her son in law Thomas Green and a Premier Dry Cleaners truck driven by James Hall of Americus. Hall reportedly pulled from a side road into Green’s path.
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Ellaville
Pearl Guy
Schley-Taylor
Guy
Thomas Green
James Hall
Americus
Hall
Marion Man Held on Robbery Charge in Buena Vista
Otis Barrett of the Ft. Perry community Marion County and Starling Rogers formerly of Thomaston face robbery by force charges in a Buena Vista justice court. Barrett held without bond for the October 4 arrest. Rogers waived commitment trial after extradition from Tampa. They allegedly held up Sol Smith using a pistol and stole 110 dollars, 10 of which was later returned. Rogers admitted the hold up after visiting Smith’s house seeking whiskey and money.
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Otis Barrett
Ft. Perry
Marion County
Starling Rogers
Thomaston
Sol Smith
Barrett
W. E. Henson
A. W. Stubbs
Rogers
GBI
Tampa Fla
Henson
W. D. White
Justice of the Peace
E. W. Perry
Smith
Husband Kills 'Preacher' And Self in Love Theft
Columbus deputies report Bruce Rose 41 shot and killed Frank Carson 63 a self-styled minister during a phone talk with Rose's estranged wife. Rose then re loaded his shotgun and killed himself. He said he shot Carson because he stole his wife and children.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bruce Rose
Frank Carson
Carson
Rose
W. G. Kredel
Constitution Sued In Carpenter Case
Atlanta Oct 15 A $250000 libel suit was filed against the Atlanta Constitution by Attorney J R Lockwood over articles about the trial and acquittal of Judge Robert Carpenter on a charge of assault with intent murder. The case centers on coverage of the pre dawn car chase and shooting incident.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution Today
J. R. Lockwood
Robert Carpenter
Lockwood
Carpenter
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