Peace Bond Set on Georgia Communist Leader Homer Chase
In Atlanta a $5,000 peace bond was posted for Homer B. Chase of the Georgia Communist Party after Evans Wilder of Cartersville alleged threats of violence. The bond followed a Fulton County Superior Court ruling denying habeas corpus and ordering Chase held until the bond was posted.
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Atlanta
Communist Party In
Georgia
Cartersville
Homer B. Chase
Fulton County
Evans Wilder
Chase
A. B. Foster
Ralph Pharr
Bonded civil rights activist freed after jail release
Leon M. Wenner of New Orleans and New York, acting for the Civil Rights Congress, arrived with $5,000 in government bonds but Foster refused the bond. A bonding company posted acceptable bond. Chase left jail quietly saying he was glad to be out, greeted by his wife and Wenner.
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Leon M. Wenner
New Orleans
New York
Civil Rights Congress
Foster
Chase
Wenner
Attendant Fetes Bride At Luncheon
Mrs. Pratt Secrest hosts a luncheon at her Monticello road home honoring cousin Miss Anne Hasty bride elect. The guest of honor wore a chosen pattern china set as a gift. The bride elect and additional guests include members of the Hasty family and Cairo social circle.
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Pratt Secrest
Monticello Road
Anne Hasty
Sarah Hasty
Hasty-Hewett
W.D. Hasty
John__Hasty
Betty Cheney
Betty Hewett
Cairo
Joan McCrea
Billie Powell
Bally Harrell
Dorothy Scott
Diana Roberts
Nan Palit
Betty Sanders
Polly Mitchell
Claire Bolton
Suzanne Searcy
Patricia Chastain
Alvin Krech
Miss Eee Hasty
Gordon Avenue
Miss Hasty
Hiss Faces Perjury Charges Over Pumpkin Papers
The government plans to prove that copies of secret government documents bear Whittaker Chambers materials and that some pages were typed on a machine owned by Hiss or his wife. The case centers on the pumpkin papers linked to Hiss and cryptic allegations of his dealings with Chambers.
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Ment
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Hiss
Commies
Gov
J Gorham Garrison Honored by Mercer University
The Rev J Gorham Garrison Ochlocknee former principal and pastor received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan award from Mercer University. He is a past president of the Georgian Education Association and a Mercer board trustee. The award honors his long service as minister educator and public servant.
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The
Christian Index
Georgia Baptists
J. Gorham Garrison
Ochiocknee
Ochlocknee
Meigs
Georgian Education Association
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Mercer University
Garrison
Mercer Board of Trustees
Searcy Garrison
Bull Street
Savannah
Margaret Garrison
Mercer
Charles Ray Brewster
Laurie Virginia Shannon
Woman's
Algernon Sullivan Foundation
New York Southern Society
Spright Dowell
Hooded mobs target homes and cafe in Brookside attack
Reported incidents describe hooded men ransacking a home, threatening Mrs. McDanal and burning a six foot cross while claiming neighbors complained of improper activity. Sheriff deputies arrived later as another group seized Steven Marshler at Marshlar Cafe and damaged the back steps amid bystander silence.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Brookside
Marshlar
Steven Marshler
Court proceedings continue as bail denied in Gates case
In New York the trial goes on while the judge refuses to reconsider bail denial for two defendants who protested contempt charges against Gates. All three defendants remain jailed.
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New York
Gates
Milledgeville row ends resignations as Turpentine talk opens
Governor Talmadge accepts the resignations of hospital director Jack Forrester and deputy T. A. Dechman and commends their service. Doctors who resigned in protest will return to work while a new Welfare Director may be appointed soon. Kiwanis speaker Ed Oliver of Valdosta discusses Georgia producing 74 percent of world turpentine and previews a technicolor film.
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Milledgeville Hospital Row
Jack Forrester
T. A. Dechman
Talmadge
Forrester
Dechman
Milledgeville
Georgia
Roy Harris
Leutenant
Hugh Gurley
Elzy McLeod
Kiwantan
Elzy
Edgar Hollingsworth
Marcus Calhoun
Louie Porter
U. P
Ernest Spence
Heath Varnedee
State Association of Elks
Brother Elks
Talahassee
Rudolph Bell
V.A. Domiciliary Center
Charlie Appleby
Kiwanis
Bay State
Bill Cochran
Braxton Gibson
Ed .Oliver
Valdosta
American Turpentine Farmers Association
Oliver
Ed Oliver
Valdosta Kiwanis Club
S. A. Ferguson
Atlanta
E. C. McDaniels
Lib Red
Dan
Don Huntchinson
Baxley
J. B. Franklin
Frank Gibson
Braxton
Charles Billingsly
Thomasville
Foster Fitz-Simmons Wins First Georgia Writers' Prize
Foster Fitz-Simmons 37 of Oxford Ga won the Georgia Writers Association first literary achievement award for his novel Bright Leaf a silver medal. He was described as a former Atlanta dancer now a UNC playwriting teacher and father of four. Gladys McCrary Maxsey said the prize honors literary merit over best seller success.
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Oxford
Georgia Writers’ Association
Atlanta
University of North Carolina
Foster Fitz-Simmons
Gladys McCrary Maxsey
Association
Elzy McLeod and Miss Jerry Glover Wed in Augusta
The ceremony in Augusta united Elzy McLeod and Miss Jerry Glover with her father Bob Glover present. Local officials and community members attended the wedding.
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Elzy McLeod
Jerry Glover
Augusta
Bob Glover
Goblins of Cartersville Leads Georgia Alumni Society
Athens June 11 AP M W H Collins of Cartersville is now president of the University of Georgia Alumni Society He was elected yesterday at the society s 114th annual meeting Ceremonies honored the late Dr Willis H Bocock and Mary E Creswell Dean Emeritus of the School of Home Economics
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Athens
M. W. H. Collins
Cartersville
University of Georgia Alumni Society
Willis.h. Bocock
Mary E. Creswell
School of Home Economics
Carpenter Sr. Dies Former Du Pont Vice President
Robert R. M. Carpenter Sr. died today in Memorial Hospital Wilmington Delaware at age 72. He was a retired vice president of E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co and formerly served as a director and leader at the company.
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Dupone
Wilmington
Del
Robert R. M. Carpenter
E. I. du Pont Denemoirs &Co
Memorial Hospital
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