Kelley Seeks Reelection as Superior Court Judge Northeastern Circuit
G Fred Kelley announces candidacy to succeed himself as Judge of the Superior Courts in Georgia’s Northeastern Judicial Circuit. He pledges faithful impartial service, retirement pay after endorsement term, and continued adherence to Democratic Primary rules on September 10 1958.
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Northeastern Judicial Circuit
Georgia
Candidate outlines life and career for Northeastern Circuit judgeship
The candidate details birth in Gwinnett County, year and date, marriage in 1931, and long civic career in Hall County. He lists law practice since 1931, service as solicitor and judge locally, and 6 years as Superior Court judge in the circuit. He notes World War II service overseas, church and fraternal memberships, and promises an active campaign for the September 10 1958 election.
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Superior Courts
Gwinnett County
H. L. Edmondson
Mary Emma Benson
Effie Bagwell Benson
Frank Benson
Hall County
Gainesville High School
University of Georgia Law School
Gainesville
The
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Dawson County Representative
A resident of Dawson County announces candidacy for the office of Representative in the Democratic Primary set for September 10, 1958. The letter states lifelong ties to the county and pledges best efforts for Dawson County and the state, requesting votes and support from the electorate.
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Dawson County
Local candidates announce runs for district office
A candidate for ninth district U S Congress and a Dawson County Georgia state representative announces intent to run. The notices emphasize democratic support and public records, naming Quill Sammon Jr and Samyn Cyrnis as incumbents or figures, with local ties in Dawson County and Lawrenceville.
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Ielias
Quill Sammon, Jr
Lawrenceville
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G. Fred Kelley
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Phil Landrum
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