Roosevelt Picked as Winner by Merry-Go-Round
The Washington Merry-Go-Round predicts Roosevelt will be re elected on November 3 with a safe Electoral College majority. It cites a first hand survey showing 21 definite states for Roosevelt totaling 222 votes and 43 votes among seven other states, with additional doubtful states leaning to him and a final forecast over 300 electoral votes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oithers
Landon
Kansas
al Smith
Arizona
Alindlinas
Sanoma
Iowa
Louisiana
Maryland
Imussiesny
Wassdu
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oswioma
Oregon
Norw Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
London
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhodesland
Vermont
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Wyoming
Conrado
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
West Virginia
Michigan
New York
Farley
Hamiton
Weven
Macon Robbery Declared Inside Job by Officers
Macon October 19 The Macon Telegraph reported the Birdsey flour store robbery was an inside job. Three men including the store manager were arrested on burglary warrants. Waldr on and Harold Arrington are in county jail. Arrington and son held separately. Detectives say alibis conflicted and witnesses place at least one suspect near the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Macon Telegraph
Birdsey
Erie
W. FY
Long) Waldron
Rivas Road
Wataterdnian
SM. Arrington
Rivali Road
Harold Arrington
High Street
Arrington
Waldron
Haruki Yeomans
Ebb County
Yeomans
J. C. Smith
Police Bureau of Identification
Rivers Plans Extra Session in Georgia Legislature
Governor desig nate Rivers intends to convene a special session after the January 10 day organizational meeting. Legislation would focus on an appropriation bill and other emergency measures, with a summer regular session planned after a defined legislative program.
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Atlanta
Rivers
Georgia
Rivers Administration
Talmadge
Conservation payments to be paid in two installments
Farmers in the southern region including Georgia will receive their agricultural conservation payments in two installments. The first payment covers 90 percent of Class 1 and all Class 2 payments, with the second installment following once participation and conservation association expenses are determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
G. C. Danie
AAA
County Conservation Association
North Central
Western
East Central
Northeast
H. R. Tolley
Tolley
Three Die In Grantville Headon Collision Near Newnan
A head on crash near Grantville, Georgia, early Monday left three men dead and two others critically injured. Dead are Frank Pennell of Chattanooga, Parker Galastow of Chattanooga, and Harry Cochran of Hogansville. Injured include Lewi Berckmans of LaGrange, hospitalized in Newnan, and a man named W. A. Clark of Atlanta, later moved to LaGrange hospital in a coma. No witnesses were found. Berckmans, 22, formerly of Macon, is the son of entomologist R. C. Berckmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Grantville
Frank Pennell
Chattanooga, Tenn
Parker Galastow
Chattanooga
P. T. Wilson Coal, Coke and Construction Company
Harry Cochran
Hogansville Ga
CCC
Villaca
Lewi Berckmans
LaGrange
W. A. Clark
Atlanta
Berckmans
Clark
E. R. Hopson
Hopson
Cochran
Hoanaville
la Grange
Berckman
Macon
R. C. Berckmans
Georgian Named Air Mail Chief Graddick From Barnesville
Washington October 3 The Georgian Charles P Graddick was chosen to direct the Federal Air Mail system He began as a aiboy in Barnesville and rose through postal ranks He later served as postmaster postal inspector and National Guard major He coached the Georgia Camp Perry team and led in multiple years He now occupies the air mail chief post in Washington with little leisure time
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Washington
Charles P. Graddick
Aiboy
Barnesville
Newark
Elizabeth
N. J
Georgon
Post Office
Graddick
121St Infantry
Georgia National Guard
Macon
Jackson
Georgia
Camp Perry
Ohio
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Air Mail
Post Office Department
Florida Men Executed for Triple Murders at Raiford
Four men were executed at Raiford for three murders. Clarence D. Casey led to the chair at 10 85 a m, followed by Jimmy Millizan at 10 50. They killed Frank D. Palmer, Miami druggist, in 1931, and L. D. Padgett, Santa Rosa County wife killer, died at 11 12. The fourth inmate was Lee Clark, a Negro wife slayer from Escambia County.
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Raiford
Fla
Clarence D. Casey
Jimmy Millizan
Frank D. Palmer
Miami
L. D. Padgett
Santa Rosa
Lee Clark
Escambia County
Robbery Near Peerless Furniture Hit for 1600 Dollars
Miss Vivian Peel, cashier for Peerless Furniture in Atlanta, reported being robbed by three gunmen as she left the store for a bank. They escaped with 1600 dollars in cash and checks, including 700 dollars in cash, in a satchel from a car parked near the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Peel
Peerless Furniture Company
Atlanta
Seven Georgia constitutional amendments on November ballot
Voters will decide seven proposed state constitutional amendments in the general election. The list covers tax limitations, lieutenant governor duties, state school supervision, governor terms and salaries, Supreme Court case disposition delays, Moultrie zoning powers, and president of the Senate election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Peed
Georgia
Senate
Supreme Court
Moultrie
State of Georgia
Senate moves on Amendment to Article One
The Senate considers ratification of an amendment to Article I Section 1 of the Constitution. The change would designate the lieutenant governor as president of the Senate and provide for election of a president pro tempore of the Senate.
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Senate
Lie Seale
Léorgid
Sidu
Roosevelt speech on cotton as speculative crop and price goals
An excerpt of a Roosevelt address arguing cotton traded as a speculative crop, detailing plans to cut surpluses and raise prices. The speaker cites a March 1983 remark to Secretary Wallace about targeting 10c cotton first year and 12c or more for the following three years, asking if the goal was achieved.
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Herma
Friend
Presi
Roosevelt
Wallace
South
4-H club boys plan to buy 500 or more western brood mares
County Agent Daniel reports Taylor county 26 boys will receive mares to form a club project as 500 brood mares are ordered for shipment into Georgia. First carload of 29 mares arrived at Elberton. state club agent Cunningham notes orders for about 500 mares placed for shipping.
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Georgia
Agen
Daniel
Agricultural Extension Service
Taylor County
Elberton
G. V. Cunningham
Cunningham
Administrator's Sale in Taylor County Georgia Lands to be Sold
Under an order of the Court of Ordinary of Anderson County South Carolina the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1936 at the Taylor County Georgia courthouse the following lands to the highest bidder for cash Fifty acres off lot 111 on the west side and whole lot 112 containing 202.5 acres both in the 13th district of Taylor County with cash terms. IRA Guthrie administrator of the estate of P A Guthrie deceased.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Anderson County
South Carolina
Court House
Corela
Ira Guthrie
P. A. Guthrie
Legal advertisement of Taylor County debt sale in Reynolds
By virtue of a security deed dated November 6 1929 and recorded in Dew Book S page 383 Taylor County Georgia the undersigned will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door in Taylor County to the highest bidder for cash on November 3 1936 the described property block twenty one in Reynolds with exceptions per plat by G L Windham recorded in deed book R page 121 the indebtedness is past due and unpaid and proceeds will pay the debt with any surplus to J E Wright as controlled by J F Wright agent E H Joiner October 6 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Y JF Wright
EH. Joiner
Dew Book
Court House
Reynolds
Geongb
G. L. Windham
J. E Wright
E. H. Joiner
J. E. Wright
Public Auction of Downs Home Place in Taylor County Georgia
Notice is given that on November 1986 the undersigned will sell at public outcry for cash before the Taylor County courthouse door the home place of J M Downs in May 1920. The tract is west half of lot 118 containing 101 1 4 acres in the 16th district. Debt secured by deeds to secure a debt of 900.00 with Georgia Loan and Trust Company. Sale proceeds to confer fee simple title to purchaser. Date October 6 1936 L C Sheehan.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
J. M. Downs
Taylor
County Superior Court
John Genner
John Kenner
Theseorgia Loan and Trust Company
L. C. Shebhan
Administrator's Sale of W M Hill Estate in Taylor County
Under order of the Taylor County Court of Ordinary the W M Hill estate will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1986 at the courthouse to the highest bidder for cash. The sale covers 350 acres in Taylor County Georgia described as lots 178 179 180 206 and 207 including 185 135 20 40 and 20 acres respectively. Proceeds will pay debts and distribute to heirs. W G Hill administrator October 6 1936.
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Sporgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Taylor
Georgia
Rupert
Ideal
W. M. Hill Old Home Place
W. M. Hill
W. G. Hill
W. Hill
Petition for Letters of Administration in Taylor County
Mrs Riley Gray applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Lena Rhodes Bartlett of Taylor County. The petition cites creditors and next of kin to appear within the legal time to show cause why permanent administration shall not be granted to Thelmon Jarre, Clerk of Superior Court. Witness dated October 5, 1% L T Peed, Ordinary.
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Riley Gray
Lena Rhodes Bartlett
Taylor County
Thelmon Jarre
Superior Court
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