Georgia old age pensions to gain $1 million aid
Gov. Talmadge announced plans to shift state savings and increased revenue to the welfare department to fund an extra $1,000,000 for old age pensions with federal matching funds. About 31,000 applications are pending and 60 percent may be eligible. August gasoline tax receipts topped $2.41 million. The plan also calls for $14,288,? to clear highway obligations and $1.5 million monthly for state school term payments.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Public Welfare Department
Baid
Welfare Department
General Assembly
Highway Department
State Rehires Rejected Registrant in Military Policy
Atlanta based report states Brig Gen S B Hawkins urged employers to reinstate a registrant rejected for physical defects after answering the call for training. The state selective service director said a draftee who cannot be inducted still fulfills obligation and should be protected from hardships.
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Atlanta
S. B. Uawkins
Selective Service
Woman and Negro Held in Death Near Rentz
Dublin reports Sheriff Coleman says Mrs J T Lane and Buck Sears were arrested on warrants for murder in the death of Malcolm Mullis 40 Cadwell a Laurens County family member found shot at the woman’s home near Rentz A coroner’s jury had ruled death by suicide earlier. Macon missing boy Jack Sargent sought by parents for three weeks described as 14 years old 5 feet 8 inches tall 148 pounds tall dark brown hair gray eyes ruddy complexion parents request news contact
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Dublin
I. F. Coleman
J. T. Lane
Buck Sears
Malcolm Mullis
Cadwell
Laurens County
Rentz
Coleman
W. H. Mullis
Macon
Jack Sargent
C. S. Sargent
Jack
Sargent
Georgia Governor Talmadge Calls for Independent Newspaper
Governor Gene Talmadge, after a week of illness, urged a New York reporter to write a story creating an independent Georgia newspaper. He claimed the state board of education move on Monroe’s D I Barron project is legal and noted Mrs Sylla Hamilton’s appointment at Georgia State College for Women. He criticized Atlanta papers for not printing certain evidence and said the Hamilton appoint- ment had been settled with regents chair Sandy Beaver and Chancellor S V Sanford.
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Atlanta
Syllahamilton
Cocking
Georgia State College For Women
Milledgeville
Georgia
Constitution and Journal
Dr. Cocking
Pittman
Monroe Talmadge
Hamilton
Sandy Beaver
Regents Board
8. V. Sanford
Atlanta Defenders Fly Patrol to Griffin in Formation
Nine airplanes of the Atlanta air patrol conducted a home defense mission from Atlanta to Griffin and back. The unit lists 12 private pilots, their own planes, and is led by Maj. Wm. K. Jenkins with a future flight to Americus planned for Oct 5.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Air Patrol
Griffin
Atlanta Patrol
Wm. K. Jenkins
Americus
Romance with slain Toombs man related in court
In Toombs County Georgia Mrs. Margaret Meeks stands trial for murder in the May 24 slaying of Otis Benton. She testified of a clandestine romance with Benton and said she fled after shots were fired during their meeting in the woods. Her husband Lewis Meeks is indicted as the triggerman. Sheriff R E Gray testified about Benton’s body and alleged eviction threats linked to the case.
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R. E. Gray
Local boards may defer drafting of college men
Washington reports selective service headquarters allowing local boards to defer induction of college students when immediate service would cause undue hardship or threaten their work. Deferrals cover occupations like medicine or engineering if a shortage exists, with postponement allowed until quarter end for students who have completed half a college term. If a student knows induction is imminent after school opens, postponement is not granted.
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Washington
Selective Service
Army
Mrs. Hamilton Proposed for Teaching Post at GSCW Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga Sept 22 Dr Guy Wells president of the Georgia State College for Women announced he had recommended Mrs Sylla Hamilton for the post of instructor of social science on the school's faculty He said Mrs Hamilton was a key prosecution witness at the recent state board of regents hearing that ousted Dean Cockling of the University of Georgia after Gov Talmadge accused him of advocating racial co education Wells added Chancellor Sanford submitted several names for consideration and the final choice rests with the education and finance committee of the state board of regents
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Milledgeville
Guy Wells
Georgia State College For Women
Sylla Hamilton
Hamilton
State Board of Regents
Dean Cockling
University of Georgia
Talmadge
Cocking
Wells
S. V. Sanford
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate of Deceased
Thelman Jarrell as administrator of the estate of G T Whatley has applied for leave to sell the real estate. An order for citation was made at the September Term 1941. The Court of Ordinary of Taylor County will hear the petition at the October Term 1941. If no cause is shown the leave will be granted.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Thelman Jarrell
G. T. Whatley
Citation for Permanent Administration on Fallaw Estate
J R Lunsford, ordinary, issues a citation to all creditors and next of kin of J R Fallaw to appear at his office within the legal period to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to H A Sealy on the estate. Dated September 1, 1941.
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Georgia
Taylor County
H. A. Sealy
J. R. Fallaw
J. R.fallon
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia October 1941
Sheriff sale set for October seventh 1941 at the Taylor County courthouse to satisfy a mortgage note in favor of R L Swearagen against James H Gray. The property includes a black mare mule and a gray mare mule both about 12 years old and in the defendant’s possession. Levy declared under the superior court judgment and notice to the defendant completed September 3 1941.
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Georgia
Taylor County
James H. Gray
R. L
Fifa
Petition for Divorce in Taylor Superior Court 1941
Eva B McInvale files for divorce from Reginald Rex McInvale Sr in Taylor County Georgia. Service by publication required with return to the October Term 1941 and a notice to appear on the first Monday in October 1941 before Judge George C. Palmer. August 20, 1941. Thelmon Jarrell, Clerk.
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Eva B. McInvale
Reginald
Rex) McIinvale
Taylor Superior Court
Eva B. McIinvale
Rex) McInvale
Rex) MclInvale
State of
Georgia
George C. Palmer
Superior Court
Thelmon Jarrell
Navy enlistment counsel by Lt. Stanley Jones in Georgia
Lieutenant Stanley Jones, a 34 year Navy veteran and recruiting officer, provides guidance to applicants in this territory. He shares his rise from apprentice seaman to commissioned officer and offers an inspiring talk before recruits depart for the Naval Training Station.
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Stanley Jones
U. S. Navy
United States Navy
Sam
Navy
Jones
Naval Training Station
Uncle Sam
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STATE
Gene Talmadge
State Defense Air Unit
Toombs
Sheriff's Sale
P. A. Jenkins
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Ey Agidaire
N. L. Halley Reynolds
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