Ruling on Georgia road fund situation discussed
A preliminary report from the attorney general's office says the proper Georgia agency to receive 10 million dollars in federal road funds is a matter for state courts. Withholding funds stems from a dispute between Governor Talmadge and former Highway Commission members.
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Washington
Attorney General’s Office
Georgia
Talmadge
State Highway Commission
Department of Agriculture
Legal Highway Commission
Wallace
Attorney General
Baptist W M S Holds Interesting Meeting
A W M S gathering at Pave Baptist Church met Tuesday August 8 at 4 PM Circle No 2 led by Mrs G F Wincey presented The Return of the Word to Europe and Palestine Participants included Mrs H J Alderman Mrs J H Gonner Mrs Julia Kendrick Mrs J Lee Mrs K V Addins and Mrs James Matthews with Mrs H J Alderman presiding Eight members attended After a brief business session gifts were given to the cooperative program and to the Orphans Home in Raleigh for August The Young Peoples Report by Mrs M J Lee noted ongoing activities.
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Pave Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
G. F. Wincey
Europe
Palstine
H. J.alderman
J. H. Gonner
Julia Kendrick
J. Lee
K. V. Addins
James Matthews
Hapeville
Young Peoples Organization
M. J. Lee
Thomas County Masons Hold Bi Monthly Convention in Thomasville
Members from all Thomas County Masonic lodges gathered with Thomasville lodge for the bi monthly convention. Grand Secretary Frank F. Baker and W J Penn spoke on Georgia history tied to the Bi centennial. Refreshments followed and the next session is planned for October with another program expected.
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Thomas County
Thomasville Lodge
Frank F. Baker
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Grand Chapter of
Georgia
Wallace drafts another cotton control plan
Washington reports Secretary Wallace expects action on a new permanent cotton control program after last year’s emergency drive cut the crop by over 4 million bales. Growers back plans likely modeled on the wheat program with acreage reductions and payments, aiming to stabilize prices.
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Washington
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Blakely Youth Dies in Stream Diving Accident
Raymond Williams, 18, of Blakely Georgia and a conservation camp worker at Waynesboro, died in a government hospital in Augusta from a broken neck after diving into a shallow stream near the camp on Sunday.
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Augusta
Raymond Williams
Blakely
Waynesboro
Local Club Nominating Committee Names Three Members
Mrs Gilmore Mrs O Neal and Mrs Kendrick were appointed as nominating committee to select names for the upcoming year. September meeting adjourned after prayer with no further business.
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Gilmore
O’neal
Kendrick
Houseke
K. V. Adams
Herman Braddy Wins First Honors at Forestry School
Herman Braddy, a Pavo High School graduate class of 1933, earned first honors in forestry at Clarksville A M College summer program. He received a $50 prize from Dr Charles A Herty for outstanding effort in promoting forestry interests locally.
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Herman Braddy
Forestry School
Pavo High School
Clarksville, Ga
A. & M. College
Udents
Forestry Studen
Georgia
Chas. A. Herty
Pavo Weekly News
New Cuban President Faces Early Setbacks Amid Storm Scare
An electric storm hit Bainbridge on Sunday morning causing property damage but no injuries. Lightning struck a cornice on the Callahan building, sending bricks across Broad Street to smash a Shingler Building window, narrowly missing a passerby, while a physician was duped by a stranger claiming his mother was ill during the chaos.
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Bainbrki
Bainbridge i
Callahan
Broad Street
Shingler
Successful Revival Ends at Baptist Church After Ten Days
The ten day revival at the local Baptist church closed last night drawing large crowds. Pastor Rev W G Stracener delivered inspiring messages that benefited members and non members. Several additions to church membership were announced and baptismal services are planned for next Sunday afternoon. Regular services and Sunday School are scheduled for Sunday with a public invitation to attend.
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W. G. Stracener
Man Released Naked in Memphis After Kidnap Bid
Memphis police say Johnnie Lazzia and Phillip Capra were involved in a kidnapping plot. Capra was released on a Memphis street, reportedly naked, in what officials call one of the year’s notable cases of abduction.
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Tenn
Johnnie Lazzia
Kansas City
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Cuba Seeks Stability After Machado Downfall
Havana forms a young cabinet to tackle political and economic turmoil following Machado’s overthrow. ABC opponents hunt Machado loyalists as authorities report multiple killings and imprisonments. Cuban leaders and exiles flee via Bahamas and Virginia while U S Navy units and the gunboat Cuba prepare escorts.
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Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
ABC
Gerardo Machado
Porristas
Machado
Porta
Cuba
Bahamas
Florida
Orestes Farrara
Virginia
Herrera
Jamacca
Octavio Averhoff
the Treasury
Eugenio Molinet
Machido
Labor and Agriculture
United States Am
Endor Sumner Welles
Army
Georgian Commander Leads Destroyer Taylor Here
Augusta native Lieutenant Commander George T. Howard, senior commanding officer aboard the destroyer Taylor, now in Havana harbor to protect American citizens from possible violence, is a former Augusta cruiser officer and son of the late Dr. Turner G. Howard, noted local druggist and civic leader.
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George T. Howard
Taylor
Havana
Turner G. Howard
Howard
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