Clemency Recommended for Beeler Crane and Ed Brooks
The state prison commission sent clemency recommendations to Governor Hardman. Beeler Crane of Lumpkin County, serving a life term for murder, is recommended for clemency and commutation to present service for Ed Brooks of Forsyth County, also serving life for murder. The commission declined clemency for Lonnie Green, Will Bruins, Alex Smith, Henry E. Wood, J R Lander, and James Julian Joyner on various charges.
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Atlanta
Hardman
State Prison Commission
Beeler Crane
Lumpkin County
Ed Brooks
Forsyth
Lonnie Green
Burke County
Will Bruins
Wilcox County
Alex Smith
Chatham County
Henry E. Wood
Clark County
J. R. Landers
Richmond County
James Julian Joyner
Puzzle filled with scattered clues and oddities
A dense list of crossword style clues and numeric hints spans many topics. Names, abbreviations, and definitions mix with dating marks and riddles, presenting a challenging, puzzle heavy page segment.
Five Cent Street Car Fare Between Atlanta and Decatur Upheld
The Georgia supreme court upheld today the five-cent street car fare between Atlanta and Decatur. The decision confirms the earlier ruling that the five-cent contract between Decatur and Georgia Power Company is fair, after the Power Company appealed the Decatur ruling.
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Atlanta-Decatur
Atlanta
Decatur
Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia Power Company
Supreme Court
Keys Sells Pitcairn Aviation Interests to North American
New York June 28 C M Keys head of the Curtiss Keys aviation group announced he sold Pitcairn Airmail lines property to North American Aviation a holding company he heads The sale marks a major shift in aviation holdings and consolidates control under North American Aviation executives and affiliates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. M. Keys
Curtiss-Keys Group
Pitcairn
North American Aviation
Jones leads with 38 in opening nine amid storm conditions
Large field of golfers across the United States listed with totals. Johnny Golden from Paterson and Peter O'Hara of Verona lead a crowded leaderboard with high scores and withdrawals throughout the event.
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Jones
Johnny Golden
Paterson
N. J
Peter O'Hara
Verona
Noted Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Market Week
A stream of visitors stops through with Frank McDougal of New York and Ardis McDougald, plus Warren Mays heading to Warm Springs. Carter Family records promoted at Cocroft's with dance notices, and Busy Bee Co advertises repair services. Birth announced for William Edgar, son of Mrs. J. K. Harper’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDougal
New York City
Ardis McDougald
Seventy One Bills Introduced In Georgia Assembly
Georgia lawmakers introduced seventy one bills including measures to adjust city court salaries in Macon and school funding through a five mill levy for one year to cover deficits. Proposals covered education representation, cotton exchanges, night burglary penalties, and the state may authorize land acquisition in Okeefenokee Swamp. The senate held its first executive session amid ongoing legislative prep.
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City Court of
Macon
Richmond
Board of Education
Richmond County
Superior Court
Floyd
Langford
King
Alston
Representative Stone
Union
Georgia
United States
Okeefenokee Swamp
Bessie Kempton
Fulton
Ramspeck
Weeks
Dekalb County
Dekalb
Municipal Court of
Atlanta
Senate
Plane crash in California kills two officers at March Field
Riverside California June 28 two men died in an airplane accident at March Field Lieutenant William G Plummer and Flying Cadet Cyrus J Wallace were killed in the crash A second plane piloted by a cadet clipped the wing of Plummer s craft causing the fatal crash The cadet s name was not released
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Riverside
Calif
William’ G. “Plummer
Cyrus J. Wallace
March Field
Plummer
No Parking Sign Removed From Rep De Priest Home
Washington June 28 A no parking sign in front of Representative De Priest of Illinois has been ordered removed by Police Superintendent Harry G Pratt after an official report said precinct officers placed it without authority. Pratt noted requests from members of Congress and Supreme Court justices for similar privilege had always been rejected.
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Washington
de Priest
Illinois
Harry G. Pratt
Pratt
Congress
Supreme Court
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Pillsbury
Mill Pond
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Oman
Eastern University
Greece
Henry
Central States
Biola
Jale
Thomasville
Southern Bond & Share Corporation
KEYS
Pitcairn Aviation
Jim Barnes
Elmer Voight
Scarsdale
N. Y
Ww. J. Cox
Brooklyn
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Bill Travinger
Waller Lake
Mich
Felix Serafin
Clarks Summitt
Penn
Bill Glancy
Morristown
Craig Wood
Bloomfield
Tom Boyd
Stapleton
Geo. E. Griffin
Roxborough
W. Goggin
San Francisco
Cal
Albert BE. MacDonald
Milbrook
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
Albert Alcroft
Youngstown
Ohio
August Nordone
Schenectady
Harold Jordan
Piqua
Alex Campbell
Dayton
Glen W. Spencer
Baltimore
Willie Hunte
Montebello
James Johnston
Toronto
Canada
J. BE
Rogers
Denver
Colo
Tom Kerrigan
Mount Vernon
Arthur Ham
Brighton
Reggie Myles
Cleveland
Thomas Hughes
Walter Murray
Gary
Ind
Massie B. Miller
Norwich
Jack Leach
Haddon Field
Arthur H. Andrews
Davenport
Kean Donnelly
Philmont
Ira L. Couch
Lake Forest
Ills
Waldo Crowder
Lawrence
Kans
George Underwood
Wilkinsburgh
Penna
Frank Rodin
Seattle
Bob MacDonald
Archie Loefeler
San Antonio
Texas
Dan Williams
Westfield
W. L. Fotheringham
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis
Marshall Crichton
Durham
N. C
Ted Longworth
Fort Worth
Michael J. Heaney
Springfield
Peter Manning
Driscol
Rocky Rich
Flushing
Chas
W. Hall
Birmingham
Ala
Jock Hendry
St. Paul
Mixn
Tony Manero
Elmsford
Alex Olson
Sioux City
Iowa
Emerick Kocsis
Pontiac
X—John Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Jack White
Scotland
Jack Sabol
White Plains
Vol Beach
Overbrook
Charlie Isaacs
Fredericksburg
X—Charles C. Clare
Orange
Ae Ottman
Louisville
George von Elm
Detroit
Northville
Frostan Smith
Joplin
Mr. T. Kidder
Warren Mays
Warm Springs
R. G. Mays
Neel Brothers
Johns-Manville
Harry Jerger
Clearwater, Fla
L. H. Jerger
North Carolina
Frank McDougald
J. B. Palmer, Jr
Savannah
J. W. Horne
Carter
Clinch Mountain
New Victor
Cocroft’s
Mr. L. O. Jones
Jacksonville
T. C. Hill
City
Service Transfer CO
E. C. Cannon
Bainbridge
G. A. Anderson
A. H. 8. Cooke, Jr
Tampa
Heeth Varnedee, Sr
Burch School OF Music
Grand Theatre
J. A. Wilcox
J. H. Churchwell
Busy Bee Co
H. A. Carlton
William Edgar
Bessie McMath
Victor Records
Cocroft'’S
Jas. K. Harper
Wildwood
American Legion ‘Convention
Brunswick
Jesup
Trice Anto Service
E. A. Dawes
Jean Dawes
Sulphur Springs
W. L. Logan
Gainesville
Ruth Logan
J. F. Parker
California
Tanglefoot
Anheuser Busch
Clicquot Club
Dixon BH
Jackson
George Sampson Grocery
Maxwell House
Wisconsin
Atlantic
Gorton’s
WAYCO
Capitola
Uni-Sav
Postoffice
Gordon Avenue
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