Felton and Parker lead in tight Georgia court race
In Atlanta on September 11 the Georgia primary produced a close count in the court of appeals contest between Jule W. Felton of Montezuma and Dave Parker of Waycross. Felton led by two county unit votes after late returns, with official tabulation by the Democratic executive committee to follow. The assembly of results also showed Governor Talmadge ceding no ground to Russell in statewide contests, while Rivers and Redwine won, and several other party nominees were decided amid a surge of county results.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Jule W. Felton
Montezuma
Dave Parker
Waycross
E.S. Ault
J. D. Bradwell
Sam M. Mathews
Felton
Parker
Chattahoochee
Democratic Executive Committee
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell
Talmadge
Russell
E. D. Rivers
J.4
Ben Husett
Hulett
C. D. Rountree
Terry T. Knight
T. K. Davis
Knight
Davis
J. L. Haralson
Supreme Court
Samuel Atkinson
Mon Weree Stephens
Delacy Allen
Albany
J. E. Pope
Lyons
Pope
Anl
John B. Wilson
Lawrence D. Cook
George Hamilton
W. B. Harrison
Hamilton
J. B. Daniel
Harrison
Homer Parker
Columbus Roberts
Columbus
Areniture
Tom Linder
Roberts
Linder
M. J. Yeomans
W. M. Lester
Augusta
F. FE. Strickland
Reuben Garland
Capitol
Hi S
Telfair
Sugar Creek
Rivers
Lakeland
Winder
Senator Russell
Maron
Regents to convene in Atlanta for Friday board session
Members of the board of regents of the University System of Georgia will meet in Atlanta at 10 o'clock Friday morning to consider reports of special and standing committees, it was announced Monday.
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Atlanta
Valdosta
Thomasville
Douglas
Tom Linder
Lowndes County
Thomas County Commissioners
W. FE. Beverly
Thomas County
Linder
Board of Regents of the
University System of Georgia
Two Brown brothers cleared in sister's killer case
Dallas Ga Sept 15 Two farm brothers Worth and Pence Brown were acquitted of shooting H P Howe to death as he neared his murder trial for their sister Hattie. The brothers testified they acted to defend family and sought justice after a father was pardoned post release. Pence Brown commented "Well, out again" as they left the court.
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Dallas
Worth Brown
Pence Brown
J. R. Hutcheson
H. P. Howe
Pence
Bone
Hattie
Rainey Thanks Friends After Nominated Win
Dawson man Clem E. Rainey thanks Georgia supporters after belated returns show his unexpired term victory over Royal K. Mann. He pledges honest, economical prison administration and unity on the Prison Commission, while noting opposition tactics and gratitude to all voters.
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Clem E. Rainey
Dawson
E. L. Rainey
Royal K. Mann
Gay
Georgia
Ra‘ney
Neorle
Unon
Aura Hig
Younis Smith Continues Work in Talbotten at 86
Younis Smith, an 86 year old in Talbotten, remains a business man as neighbors note he goes to work with steady routine despite the years of accumulation.
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Younis Smith
Verre
Are
Talbotten
Hubert Calhoun Wins In His Campaign For Solicitor General
Hubert Calhoun defeated A Jones Perryman for solicitor general in the Chattahoochee circuit. Calhoun carried Muscogee Harris and Chattahoochee counties, winning by a 1 538 vote margin overall with 6 698 votes to Perryman 5 140. Perryman swept Talbot Marion and Taylor counties, but Calhoun's margins in Muscogee Harris and Chattahoochee outweighed the losses. Perryman thanked supporters and planned to practice law in Columbus after Jan 1 1987.
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Columbus
Judge C
McLaughlin
Smuscogee County
Hegino
Harris
Taner Anu Duyler
Marui
Chattahoochee
Ben ‘I Ktainey
Buena Vista
Juoge McLaughlin
Musogee County
Geo. C. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Hubert Calhoun
A. Jones Perryman
Calhoun
Mr. Perryman
Perryman
Talbot
Mr. Calhoun
Marion County
Tay
Chattahoochee County
Muscogee County
P’erryman
Talbot, Taylor and Marion
Canoun
Muscogee
Harris and
Georgia to vote on governor term and lieutenant governor
Georgians will decide in November on a constitutional amendment to extend the governor's term from two to four years and to create a lieutenant governor serving the same term. The Sept 9 primary selected Democratic nominees. in Georgia, popular vote governs both nomination ratification and amendments. The general election is on November 3.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Democratic Party
Rivers Declines To Reveal Plans For Georgia
Macon Georgia governor designate Rivers spent the night in Macon en route to Atlanta to plan the state Democratic convention set for October 7. He won the three-cornered gubernatorial race as a New Deal supporter and said he would back Roosevelt after the convention. He would not discuss any changes to the state’s political setup before taking office January 1, noting he plans a speaking tour for Roosevelt afterward.
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Macon
Desigate
Georgia
Atlanta
Roosvelt
Rivers
Grape Juice Exports Begin From Bulloch County
Over 30 tons of scuppernongs and muscadines have been processed and barreled in Statesboro as the first car of grape juice is shipped from Bulloch County this week marking a milestone in local agriculture and marketing.
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Statesboro
Bulloch County
State
Football Tax Case On Trial
Hearings resumed in Atlanta on a suit by the University System of Georgia seeking to reclaim $4,810 in taxes collected on tickets to University of Georgia and Georgia Tech games. Wages and scholarships from football revenues were discussed, including coach salaries and a student athletic fee funding facilities and events at the campus.
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Atlanta
Board of Regents of
The
University System of Georgia
W. B E. Page
Internal Revenue Collector
Georgia
Regents
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Federal District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
H. J. Stegeman
Harry Mehre
Georgia University
Stegeman
University of Georgia Athletics
M. H. Eustace
United States
E. Marvin Underwood
M. E. “Buster” Kilpatrick
Marion Smith
Stageman
Notice of Sale on Georgia Property in Taylor County
Legal notice states that on the first Tuesday in October 1936 the one acre parcel in lot 209, 18th Land District, Taylor County, Georgia, secured by a security deed from E A Childres to S T Butler, will be sold for cash to satisfy two notes of 368.19 each plus interest. Proceeds first cover principal and expenses. any balance goes to E A Childres. Sale by Homer Beeland, attorney.
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A. Childres
S. T. Butler
Taylor County
Georgia
J. H. Childres
E. A. Childres
Superior Court
Court House
Butler
E. A
John Locke home place sale by administrator order
By order of Ordinary of Taylor County the east half of lot 182 in the Thirteenth Land District is to be sold at public outcry on Tuesday in October 1936 the 6th day of October 1986 at the courthouse door for cash. The tract contains 101 14 acres and is bounded by W H Theugt Mrs J H Tus ton J I Tay ton and estate of Amanda Locke. Proceeds to pay debts and distribute among heirs. J B Locke Administrator Estate of Amanda Locke deceased.
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Court House
Said
Jung
Taylor County
Georgia
John Locke
W. H. Theugt
J. H. Tuston
J. I. Tayp
Ton
Amanda Locke
J. BE. Locke
Sheriff’s sale in Taylor County Georgia 1936 notice
Taylor County Georgia sheriff sale to be held at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in October 1936 the sixth day of October within legal hours. Property includes fifty five acres of land parcels 235 and 236 in the 12th district and a house and lot known as the Boopers of E B Dowd bounded by Lee Childres Belle Mulkey estate W A Payne and Mrs R D Pye. Levy for state and county taxes for 1933 1934 and 1935. Levy by C Cooper L C. Dated August 31 1936. R P McGuffin Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
E. B. Dowd
R. P. McGuffin
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Jule Felton
Senator
Sistak
Fidel
Quem E
Rainey
Berre Court
Sheriff's Sale
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong Jewslers
Macon, Ga
Payne's Warehouse
John Deer
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