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Review of Ga
News In Brief
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L . ctvr quest—
* l ,, m . 01 Paul Rc*«-n. long-
r ;"G«n!ia aviator, played
(rent pages of the nation
C * < ,,nc Alfred Harred,
.an of Parwiaribo in the
‘^published <n aceount in a
•” „ r that he and Art Williams,
r has seen and talked with
‘ * „ in the mountains of
Georgian in in -
Guiana. Williams promptly
me story. Hatred’s unquali-
taie wa:. that he and Williams
t„ r ced to leave Redfem in
I of an Indian tribe which
^"■wrot permit him to escape, He
[’p £em. who took off from
• Georgia many ye.-rs ago
Tattempt to fly to Rio De
was crippled as the result
;^sh ending his journey. Her-
: a live hurdred Indians threat-
‘"/mem with spee« wh i m they
_. attempting 1° <ake awa P
' Who had c..me out <* thej
- h . s passed another chapter
Jirch which * being made
• face of persistent
Sheriff Gordon E. Davis of Thomas
Thomas county, indicted by a Fed
eral Grand Jury at Macon last week
on a liquor conspiracy charge, later
posted a $3,000 bond before U. S.
Commissioner W. E. Perry at Val
dosta after he appeared voluntarily. SUCCESSFUL DRIVE—
The Sheriff was quoted as saying of | q. V. Cunningham, State 4-H club
the charges "it is a political frame- j leader, reported success last week
to go j in his drive to increase the enroll-
s." To j men* in the organization through-
had declared;out the state. In 1934 Georgia was
second only to Ohio in the number
of boys and girls in the work. Fig-
PRESS PROBLEM*—
Georgia Editors gathered last week
at Athens for the ninth annual Geor
gia Institute, and after hear
ing Dr. John J. Tigert, President of
the > xhversity of Florida in a Wash
ington Day speech, adjourned to
gather later at the press meeting at
Milledgeville. Other speakers at the
. . _ .. up; the same thing
meeting included Arthur "Bugs ^ eV( . rv fmir
Baer, the humorist; Watson Davis, ‘ newspapermen,
a science writer, and Webb Miller, a earlier he had nothing
European correspondent. Problems Idys Deloach, young farmer at
relating to the newspaper profession Statesboro, was convicted of involun-j ures for 1935 showed an increase of
discussed at round table ses- tary manslaughter late last week in 3,800 members, but comparative
. ibe death, Jan. 25 of his mother., state totals were still to be tabu-
Mrs. Lillie Deloach. A Bulloch coun- lated at Washington. Harry
Brown, Director of the Agricultural
the verdict The state had contend
ed the youth killed his mother after
they had quarreled over his propo-
„ . .. mine sal to 8611 a P>«* of meat Her body
News and ate Evening ftes* was ^ ^ an
host lor the occasion. At the dtal ^ „ thc ^ <jt racmber5
many woU-known men m State of ^ (amJJy A ph , Elcian .
of jibes by thc women who awarded > ko ar. autopsy, express-
paper cups and other mock trophies i
, .. . . „ %»; | were caused by a fist and that death
-achievements, Mtsr I ^ from a hmo
Emily Woodward, founder of the in
stitute, presided at the dinner. A
feature of the raillery was ‘•publica
tion” of the ‘‘Bullville Bugle.” a
newspaper in which articles were
written as editors would like to
write them.
During the meeting, the "Wor. , deliberated two hours
attended a hilarious, “gn ron din-
arranged by the women :
bers of the institute. H. V. Jenkins.
to eight houjrs duration. Deloach -all in extra session of the general
contended his mother had died of! assembly to pass an appropriations
injuries received in a fall from a 11till. Their statements were in re
porch two or three days before her ; sponse to reports they had made
death. Ho said ho did not strike j iuch “ ingestion to the Governor,
her. | At Jeferson last week she illness
of two defense attorneys caused an
other delay in the trial of Dr. My
ron B. Allen, Hoschton physician,
charged with the slaying of his wife.
At Adel. J. C. Thomas, county school
superintendent and treasurer of the
Georgia Education Association, was
defeated for renomination by A. L.
Parrish. Snow visited the State last
week, but was confined to the north
ern half and melted as qrickly as it
struck the ground.
Extension Service, announced
compiled figures showed 54.889 farm
boys and girls in the work last year.
POLITICAL SIDELIGHT—
While the controversy over the
state financial situation raged last
week. C. D. Red wine, president of
the’ State Senate, and J. W. Cul
pepper, Chairman of the House Ap
propriations Committee, announced
they had not urged Talmadge to
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