Georgia Senate approves non political Game and Fish Commission bill
The Georgia Senate approved a non political Game and Fish Commission measure 44 to 0 after amendments. The bill moves back to the House. Senator Harrison praised Cravey for his work in natural resources and warned the state must find a man who can match his performance. The Senate also adopted constitutional amendments to formalize the Regents bill terms and considered pay and term changes for state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Hicks
Rome
Grayson
Senate
House
Walter Harrison
Millen
Zack D. Cravey
Natural Resources
Wild Life
Harrison
Cravey
Game and Fish Commissioners
Commission
Chatham
Bryan
Liberty
Mclntosh
Glynn
Camden
J. Raynor
Elleston
Lovett
Solons
Frank Gross
Poll Tax Bill Approved by Senate Heads to Georgia House
In Atlanta on Jan 28 the Senate passed a bill limiting poll tax to three dollars for delinquent voters seeking reinstatement. The measure, approved 29 to 13, requires back taxes be paid before voting and adds two year window for delinquent voters to act. Senator J K Waycross authored the bill. Tennessee lawmakers meanwhile vote to end the fifty year old poll tax and adopt a voter registration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Revenue
State Industrial Board
House
Senate
Department of Finance
J Eugene Cook
Dublin
Revenue
Jack Forrester
State Board of Workmen's Compensation
Georgia
Shepherd
Heard County
Campbell
Newton County
State Department of Banking
Odom
Baker County
Revenue Commissioner
Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
Jackeeneaf Waycross
Georgia Senate
Tennessee
Prentice Cooper
Plane collision over California ruled caused by bomber pilot
The Civil Aeronautics Board said the October crash near Palm Springs was due to reckless action by Lt. William Wilson, bomber pilot. The Pan American airliner carrying 21 aboard crashed from 9 000 feet after its tail was struck by a bomber propeller, killing twelve.
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Washington
API
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American Air Lines
Palm Springs
Calif
Wiliam ON. Wilson
Wilson
First American raid hits Wilhelmshaven in Europe
The first all American daylight raid on Germany involved Flying Fortresses and Liberators flying about 800 miles from Britain to Wilhelmshaven and Emden. Three bombers failed to return. crews reported light opposition and claims of German aircraft shot down. Major Holmes joined the mission, praising formation precision.
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Worms
United States
Europe
North Africa
Germany
Wilhelmshaven
Emden
U. S
RAF
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Sweden
England
United States Army Air Forces
Britain
Curtis Lemay
Columbus
Ohio
C. E. Cherem
Tulsa
Okla
Errol R. T. Holmes
Royal Artillery
Maj. Holmes
British Official Urges Moratorium On Child Bearing
London January 28 A Wembley Council member Alderman M Campbell urged a wartime moratorium on child bearing until the war ends. His comment followed a debate on granting special leave during confinement for married women on the council’s permanent staff amid an investigation into a bomber airliner incident. The report said the pilot intentionally signalled a co pilot in the other plane, with no evidence the airliner pilot knew the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alderman M. Campbell
Wembley Council
Wilson
Lieut. Wilson
Russian Push Near Rostov Shrinks Axis Prisoner Count
Reports say the resistance fire intensified as Red Army advances near Rostov with several spearheads. Soviet high command claimed to threaten extinction of trapped Axis troops at Stalingrad within days while other units moved toward Belaya Glina and Tikhoretsk.
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Stalingrad
Red Army
Rostov
Salsk
Ataman
Belaya Glina
Tikhoretsk
Don
Allied officers hold secret 48 hour war council at Eisenhower HQ
Allied leaders and Gen Eisenhower reportedly convened a high level war council at his Tunisian command post. Berlin and Vichy broadcasts claim Ike's forces plan a major push as Montgomery's troops advance in Libya while air raids pound German targets. Rostov threatened as Red Army advances toward Maikop oil fields.
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Roger Greene
Associated Press
North Africa
Europe
United States
Greatritain
Dwight
Eisenhower
Berlin
Tunisia
Tunis
Erwin Rommel
Jurgen von Arnim
Roosevelt
Churchill
Casablanca
French Morocco
Hisenhower
Hitler
Copenhagen
British
Air Ministry
RAF
Rhineland
Duesseldorf
Arthur Haris
RAF Bomber Command
Germany
London
North
Africa
Poland
Russia
Balkans
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth
Sabratha
Tripoli
Chicago butter and eggs market report
Butter receipts total 296 046 remains firm while eggs receipts 9 439 show weakness. Fresh graded extra firsts 87, cars 8714, firsts local 36 144, cars 36 %, current receipts 544% with other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Savannah Ga January 28 turpentine offerings sales receipts shipments and stocks listed for both turpentine and rosin with current price quotes across varieties including B D FB G H I BK M N WH WW and X reflecting market activity and inventories.
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin
Russians claim axis retreat halted in Caucasus and Voronezh
The dispatch reports 69 000 Axis prisoners in the Voronezh sector after a brief battle and notes captured towns Apsheronskaya and Neftgorisk south west of Maikop. It also cites a Moroccan radio claim that the Red Army entered Petsamo Finland, a report AP could not verify.
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Morocco
Petsamo
Finland
Associated Press
Arctic Circle
Soviet Russia
Norway
Russia
Germany
Southeast hog market rises as plants raise board prices
Wood Distribution Administration reports 4,489 hogs received across seven plants in Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville, Tifton, Dothan, and Jacksonville. Southeast demand outstrips supply with prices up to 23 cents higher and most plants on a 13.00 board. Prices listed for various weight ranges and hog types. Jacksonville egg prices show weaker whites. Florida brown eggs quoted and consumer prices noted. Moultrie soft hog market steady with No 1 and sow categories detailed.
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Thomasville
Wood Distribution Administration
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Basi
Fla
Florida
Chicago hog and cattle market report shows higher prices
Salable hogs 16 000 totals 29 000 active most 150 to 180 pound hogs 14 75 to 15 25 dollars per hundredweight top 15 30. Sows 14 65 to 15 00. Cattle and calves 6 000 and 700. Feeder steers and yearlings uneven gains up to 16 60, most 13 50 to 15 50. Heifers 12 50 to 14 75. Canners and cutters down to 10 00. Fat cows 11 00 to 13 00. Bulls 25 lower heavy offerings down. Wealers 16 50 down. Odd heads 16 75 17 00.
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Moultrie Hog Market
Moultrie Ga
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Chicago cash grain prices report
Chicago cash grain prices list wheats and corns with No 3 mixed and No 2 yellow bids and sample grades. The report includes No 1 white oats and mixed oats with various price quotes and percentage changes.
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Chicago
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Slump Amid Parity Debate
Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans fell as traders trimmed long positions amid the parity price controversy and talk of a wheat ceiling. Prices for nearby contracts dropped 20 to 65 cents a bale, with mixed closes in New York and New Orleans as demand outlook shifts.
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New York
New Orleans
Guiton
House judiciary panel approves bill to curb union leaders
The House Judiciary Committee advanced legislation applying the 1934 anti-racketeering act to union leaders. It would punish interference with interstate commerce with up to twenty years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Rep. Lane and Rep. Celler opposed the bill in a split vote.
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HOUSE
Washington
Manamns Ie
Lane
Massachusetts
Celler
New York
Rep
Hobbs
Dala
Classified Ads Rates and Policies For Times Enterprise
Advertisers may place ads by phone or at the Times Enterprise office with payment due on first call. Out of town patrons must include cash to cover rates. Ads must be in by 12 o clock for same day appearance. The paper accepts telephone ads and provides receipts as proof of payment.
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New York
Times-Enterprise Office
HOORS
Times-Enterprise
Police Fire Department Light Plant
Hospital Sheriff's Office Post Office City Hall and ambulance services cited in a regional notice outlining municipal emergency and public safety coordination. State Patrol office noted age 686 appears in a partially legible roster line.
Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance Sale
Public liability and property damage insurance sold at greatly reduced prices. Phone 301. W. M. Parker, Agent.
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W. M. Parker
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SUNOL
Mr. Henderson
Gov. Ellis
C. A.B
California
Seevral Hundred
Ousseltia
Gulf of Gabes
Pont du Fahs
Lower
Leningrad
Caucasus
Maikop
Victor Eubanek
Yellow Truck
U. S. Rubber
Pepsi-Cola
Coca-Cola
Eastman Kodak
International Nickel
North American
Consolidated Edison
Allied
Allis Chalmers Am
Rol Mills Am Smeitt & R
Tel
Ateh
T & St
Atlast
Atlas Corp
Studebaker Cort Swift & Co
Texas Co
UN Bag
Pap
UN Carbide
United Aircraft Ches & Ohio
Dupont Hudson, Scennecott Monty Ward
NY Central
Rep Steel
United Corp
Warner Bros
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Woca Cola
Col
G & el
Comnwith & Sou
Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft
Elect
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Goodrich
Goodyr T & RK
Greyhound
Central Harvest Int Paper
Johns Mantille Loews
Oh Fuorillard
Louis & Nash
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers Nehi Corp
Amer Aviat
Packard
Paramount Penney
Penn RR i
Pullman
Reynolds
Seaboard Air
Sears Roebuck Simpsons
Socony
Jly. A
Packer
Beautician
Care Times-Enterprise
Paramount Cleaners
Bird Wood Plantation
Telephone 210
B. Y. Vann
Moultrie Road
J. T. Carlton, Jr
Coolidge
F. O. B. Boston
L. Bradshaw
Tuck Imp. Co
City Fruit Co
Pecan Grove
Boston
F. L. Bradshaw
Curtis
Steve M. Watkins
Yunnan Province
Near Shan States
Chungking
China
Yunnan
Talo
Don’ S
Automotive
L. H. Wall
Allis Chalmers
Planters & Cultivators
Robison Hardware CO
Ivy Johnson
Madison
Vann Transfer & Storage Co
N. Stevens, Street
Organized Labor
W. Lewis Wilson
Certified Public Accountant
Williams
Brighton
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