Man freed after ten years as fugitive from Georgia
Huey W. Dav is a former U S Merchant Marine officer who spent a decade as a fugitive in the Midwest and South. He was granted clemency after surrendering to the Georgia Department of Corrections and receiving commutation from the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. Davis will return to sea duty from New York after visiting his mother in Alabama.
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Fulton County
Dougherty County
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Standard of Co
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Alabama
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Robert Elliot Burns
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Atlanta
Chicago
Georgia
Harry J. Moore
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ellis Arnall
Antitation Paragraph Review Notes
A brief note examines the antitation paragraph in the text. The fragment discusses wording concerns and potential clarifications for accuracy and readability.
Pattern 9401 Snail Type Size Notes
Fragmentary note lists pattern 9401 small size 142 O% larva 44-40, appears to describe a snail sieve or larval size pattern with unclear context and measurements.
Daily and Weekly Times-Enterprise newspaper notices
The Timen iinterprise Building hosts The Times-Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia. Associated Press rates apply for news dispatches and legal notices. Insertion changes for standing ads must be received by 6 pm the day before publication. Rates shown for one week to one year.
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Times-Enterprise
Timeniinterprise
Times- Enterprise .Co
Thomasville
Algo
Georgia Legislature Faces Education Priorities Ahead
The Georgia legislature tackles education budgets for common schools and higher education. The editorial urges better funding, stronger leadership, and long term commitment to state institutions to prepare youth for postwar progress.
V Mail A Speedy Link Between Home and Soldiers
The article promotes V Mail as an efficient system for sending letters to service members. It notes reels store 1800 letters, weigh seven ounces, and travel faster by air, with 200 to 300 word letters preferred. It encourages regular, cheer-filled communication from home, stressing its low cost and morale impact.
United States Politicians and World Peace Dilemmas
The article discusses the burden on U S politicians amid global stability concerns. It argues for fair play, justice over conspiracy, and avoidance of tyrannical powers. It urges Americans to act freely yet squarely, preserving fairness while being forceful when needed.
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United States
Draft boards told to tighten under-30 exemptions
Washington reports a new policy realignment in Selective Service: men under 30 are to be drafted more aggressively while essential and critical activities remain on the 35‑item list. Boards will prioritize nonlisted workers, then low‑priority essential roles, and finally those in critical tasks.
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Byrnes
Selective Service
Profit shown for work of prisoners of war in Southeast
In the three month period ending December prisoners of war in seven Southeastern states produced a government profit of 5883141.04 dollars for War Department canteen and wage differences. The policy uses private contractors to pay the same wage as free civilian labor for equivalent work. Prisoners are used only where civilian labor is unavailable.
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Atlanta
Fourth Service Command
War Department
Treasury Department
Longevity Hobbyist in Times Obits Noted by Mr Gabb
War dispatch notes Mr Cabb Gabb of St Leonard's-On-The-Sea who studies front page obituaries in the Times. He catalogs people who lived to 80 and beyond, citing 12,508 such cases over 30 years and highlighting centenarians like Miss Helen Braske and others across many nations.
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U. S. First Army
Belgium
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the Times
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Times
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Helen Braske
Gabb
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T. B. Turner
New South Wales
C. B. Bigkett
South China
O. R.gellette
Martha Smith
South
Georgia Constitution Draft Error Corrected By Committee
A misdraft in the proposed Georgia state constitution would have set elections on the first Tuesday in November, unlike the national schedule. The house committee reviewing the document corrected the biennial election date to match the standard timing after a stumble noted by assistants.
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