Governor Hardman urges businesslike Georgia administration
Governor Hardman asked the Georgia Legislature to cut waste and re organize state government to ensure one hundred cents value for every tax dollar. He proposed a state highway commission, reorganization of departments, a new funding method, a constitutional commission, and tighter controls on education, health, insurance, and license handling.
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Hardmian
Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
LG. Hardman
Hardman
Chilean President renews drive against radicals
Santiago Chile June 27 The government has notified congressmembers and newspaper men to leave the country amid a renewed anti radical campaign by President Ibanez. In power since November he has pursued arrests deportations and exile of suspected communists and political opponents as part of Bolshivism containment.
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Congress
Santiago
Chile
Men
Ibanez
Mas-A-Feura
Chilean President Ibanez Maintains Control Amid Quiet Dissent
A dispatch from Santiago reports Chile remains calm and indifferent to a delicate situation as President Ibanez retains control.
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Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Santiago
Chile
Ibanez
Bahnson Resigns as Georgia State Veterinarian
Atlanta June 27 Peter J Bahnson Georgia's state veterinarian since August 1910 tendered his resignation to Eugene Talmadge new commissioner of agriculture He will return to private practice at Americus and his term ends with the resignation Talmadge accepted and said a successor would be named immediately Bahnson’s work eradicating the cattle fever tick on open ranges gained national notice and he is a pioneer in this effort.
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Atlanta
Peter J. Bahnson
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Bahnson
Americus
Talmadge
State Board
A. G. ‘G. Richardson
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Governor Hardman Swears in Seven State Officials
Atlanta June 27 Governor L G Hardman administered oaths to seven state officials including Secretary of State G McLendon Treasurer W J Speer Comptroller General W A Wright Attorney General George Napier Pension Commissioner John Clark Public Buildings Custodian W P Thurmond and Education Superintendent Fort F E Land. The governor announced several measures.
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Atlanta
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
G. McLendon
W. J. Speer
W. A. Wright
George M. Napier
John Clark
W. P. Thurmond
Adjutant General Dozier Deploys National Guard to York County
In Columbia on June 27 Adjutant General James Dozier left for Hickory Grove as Governor John G Richards ordered the Rock Hill National Guard company to proceed to York County town. Dozier will command the unit there.
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Columbia
S. C
James €. Dozier
Hickory Grove
John G. Richards
Rock Hill
National Guard
York County
Autograph collision injures three near Griffin
Three people were hurt in a wreck three miles north of Griffin on the Atlanta Macon highway Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Laison of Atlanta formerly Salt Lake City suffered serious injuries. Clayton Bankston of Barnesville had a broken leg. A third car’s driver fled the scene after attempting to squeeze between two moving cars. The injured were in a local hospital. Laison's skull may be fractured and Mrs Laison possibly internal injuries. The Lasions were returning from Fort Valley.
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Walter Laison
Atlanta
Barnsville
Griffin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clayton Bankston
Barnesville
Here
Lar‘son
Bankston
Larson
Atlanta-Macon
Laison’s
Fort Valley
Savannah Senator Named Vice Chairman on Rules Panel
Senator Shelby Myrick of Savannah was named vice chairman of the Senate Rules Committee by Senate President KE B. Dykes. The committee lineup includes Bowen Bullard Cocke Cone David Elders Greene Hendrix and others.
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Shelby Myrick
Savannah
Senate
Atlanta
Committee On Rules
KE. B. Dykes
Bowen
Bullard
Cocke
Cone
David
Elders
Greene
Hendrix
Atlanta Woman 6 Charged With Part In Kidnapping
Macon Ga June 27 Mrs Ruby Gordon of Atlanta faces kidnapping charges as part of the probe into the June date Miss Cordelia Ash 16 daughter of L M Ash Macon. Authorities seek two more suspects and a taxi driver who aided the girl’s transfer from Atlanta to Macon. The Gordon warrant awaits Bibb county grand jury action next November.
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Ruby Gordon
Atlanta
Macon
Cordelia Ash
L. M. Ash
Cortaland Street
City Barracks
Bibb County
Ben T. Watkins
Miss Ash
Louise Freeman
Miami
Fla
Terminal Station
Peachtree Street
Technical Geneva Conference Progress Reported
Official communique from the tri partite naval conference notes very satisfactory progress by the technical committee in defining vessel types of small combatant value to be excluded from future limitations. Viscount Ishii says Japan has no plan for a three country security treaty.
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Japan
Geneva
Viscount Ishii
Men
Soldiers Guard Beaufort as Seven Negroes Face Murder Indictments
Beaufort South Carolina June 27 1939 soldiers walked guard about the courthouse with mounted machine guns held in readiness for any trouble seven Savannah men were indicted by the grand jury on charges of murdering county policeman B F Langford.
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Beaufort
S. C
Savannah
B. F. Langford
Rival planes ready for San Francisco to Honolulu flight
Oakland and San Francisco reports say two army planes Maitland Hegenberger and the Fokker await takeoff while Major General Mason Patrick may join the crew. In Hawaii Richard Grace and navigator Eston Roger prepare for the hop as Honolulu secrecy surrounds the event.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Army Fokker
Pacific
Mason Patrick
Oakland
Cal
Lester J. Maitland
Edmund J. Moffet
Army Air Corps
Albert Hegenberger
Patrick
Here
Hawaii
Albert Hegelperger
Army
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Navy
Richard Grace
Naval Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Ernest Smith
Grace
Eston B. Roger
Smith
Oakland Municipal
Lieut. Maitland
Los Angeles
Charles
Carter
Phi Mu Anniversary Convention Opens in Macon
Four hundred delegates and visitors from college chapters and alumnae association gather in Macon Georgia for the seventy fifth anniversary convention of Phi Mu Sorority. Sessions are at Wesleyan College, the sorority’s founding site.
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PHI MU
Macon
Phi Mu Sorority
Vention
Wesleyan College
Weather outlook favors eastbound coastal fliers to Honolulu
San Francisco June 27 weather bureau reports exceptionally favorable conditions from 5 a m for fliers departing the California coast to Honolulu. Conditions are not as favorable for those flying in the opposite direction.
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San Francisco
California
Honolulu
United States Weather Bureau
Earthquakes Reported Across Crimea Sunday
An earthquake lasting five seconds with subterranean rumbling was felt at 1 20 p m Sunday in Sevastine Simferopol Kerch Yalta and other Crimea places. No casualties reported.
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Moscow
Sebastine
Simferopol
Kerch
Yalta
Crimea
Delegates Represent 52 Chapters and 30 Alumni Associations
Delegates from 52 chapters and 30 alumni associations across the country gathered to discuss national affairs and coordinate activities. The meeting highlighted broad regional participation and organized structure of the alumni network.
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