Hearing Wednesday in West Savannah assault case
An elderly woman, wife of a painter, was attacked in West Savannah with bludgeoning injuries. Police report the son and grandson witnessed the event, with two conflicting versions emerging as the case goes to a Wednesday hearing before Judge Saxon. The victim remained in Cohen Hospital in a fragile condition.
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Pears Deetine
Irelje
Dejer Herpe
Saxon FP
Pert Ettacher
Aed Worman
Pon
Mre
Savannah
Cohen Hospital
Wakmnody DY City Police
Jeffersons Retirement Reflections From Edson's Column
The piece compiles Thomas Jefferson letters and notes on his retirement from public life. It cites his yearning for farm, family, and books at Monticello, mentions drafts in 1796 and his shift from politics to tranquil pursuits, and references his later presidential rise after opposing Adams. It blends historical excerpts with editorials and stray notes on wartime shelters and domestic tips.
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Peter Edson
Lenere Sarng
Po Parkoon
Reyine
Angelies
Verginia
Marncello
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
John Adams
Adams
Jefferson
du Pont de Nemours
Navire
Sergeant Hallford Wins Combat Infantriesman Badge
Sergeant John Doyle Hallford of Albany Georgia former Dothan resident earned the Combat Infantrman Badge for service at Bougainville. Overseas since January 11 he served with the 37th Infantry Division in New Caledonia and Guadalcanal. His wife Layce Hallford resides in Albany and he previously worked for Shell Oil Company.
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John Doyle Hallford
Albany, Ga
Dothan Rate One
Army
Bougainville
J. L. Hallford
Dathan
New Caledonia
Guadalcanal
Invy
Hill 700
Japan
Fth
Imperial Division
Nanking
Layce Hallford
Johnson Avenue
Albany
Hallford
Shell Oil Company
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Walle
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Senberg
Inprecemerte
Edson
Washington
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London
NEA
Kweilin
U.S
China
Military Cosualteee
Pat
W. Main
Pree
Ingan
Byers
Ballard
Bae
aSc
Kentucky Wonder
IBM
WELCH
Les
Sears
Cotton & Tae
Kaare Morag
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