Thomasville item surveys 1936 political scene and splits
The piece analyzes Georgia state politics with Talmadge and Howell potential challenges, West Weltner caucus plans in Macon, county delegation dynamics, and a Kansas led Republican push behind Landon. It notes Roosevelt Hoover debates, Townsendites, and upcoming elections shaping 1940 expectations.
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Hugh Howell
Talmadge
Howell
Charlie Redwine
Talmange
Landon
Hoover
Kansas
Cmes
Local News Highlights From Coolidge In June
June notes from Coolidge Georgia include visitors Miss Virginia Tullis from Wesleyan College and her aunt Mrs. L Smith who plan to settle in Birmingham Alabama. Local residents Mr H E Jones Mrs L Smith and others attended graduation in Valdosta. Ed Barrow Vick Magshee and Lemar Evans plan trips to Florida and Cuba. Miss Pauline Johnston married Shelly Aiken with Rev Brown performing the ceremony.
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Lemar Evans
Florida
Cuba
Raymona Cayana Baby
Jacksonville
Fla
Jones
Eura Lee Barrow
Milledgeville
Pauline Johnston
Shelly Aiken
Rev. Brown
Barwick
Danota Murphy
Statesboro
Nellie May Shuman
Louie Shuman
Athens
George Anderson
Coolidge
Homer Smith
Berlin
Joel Hiers
Earnest Carlton
Valdosta
Blanch Hattaway
Palatka
R. E. Brown
Edison
Sycamore
Mr. Brown
Macon
Arlene Pierce
Miami
June Pierce
L. P. Murphy
Points
Carley Smith
I. M. Smith
Miriam
Jean Garrison
Ochlocknee
Will Pierce
Ines and
Montine
Jeff Clark
Ervin Godwin
Thomas County Delegation Named for Weltner Meeting in Macon
A Thomasville and Thomas county committee is selected to attend the Weltner meeting in Macon on June 18 at 10 AM in the city auditorium. Delegates from Thomasville and towns such as Ochlocknee Merrillville Pavo and Meigs are listed with others expected to join, aiming to unite support for a gubernatorial candidate.
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Talmadge
Weltner
Macon
Thomas
Russell
Senate
Thomasville
Thomas County
Macon City Auditorium
Lee E. Kelly
S. W. Davis
C. D. Moore
J. L. Pilcher
Ochlocknee
E. W. McMillan
Merrillville
Cecil Bowers
Meigs
Nick Freeman
Pavo
E. D. McRae
Boston
H. H. Wind
Cairo
R. Eve
Tifton
Albany
Lst
Thomas Mountains
Tech
Heavy shipments of tomatoes at Pelham market
Across Pelham Georgia rains slowed weekly tomato departures yet ten carloads left for eastern markets amid steady demand and good quality. Officials expect the Pelham market to peak by mid next week with daily carloads shipping out.
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Pelham Market
Pelham
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