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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
2
Congress resolves to honor mothers on May 12 with prayers and tears to acknowledge mother love. A Granville engagement party featured Miss Marek Carpenter and Laurie Jen with a green white decor. Alumnae Association holds a recital preview by Miss Mary ley and notes Miss Bailey will graduate in June.
A meeting of Bar nard E. Bee Camp U C VI veterans will be held at the former Junior Order hall above H A Clark & Go Store on Saturday May 4 1929 at 12 M to elect officers for the coming year and choose delegates to the State Reunion at Newberry and the National Reunion at Charlotte N C All veterans are urged to attend Card of Thanks Aiken Fire Department aided extinguishing a fire behind the building Tuesday afternoon A ring was found on the premises and may be recovered by the owner from the business location Last Saturday Miss Cara Tipe Pardue entertained the girls basketball team from Aiken Institute at her home with a buffet supper
A satirical look at President Hoover's baseball symbolism and public notices on aviation progress. It notes U.S. aircraft output in 1928 leading globally, compares France and Britain in air power, and comments on immigration debates and yacht rights amid a broader political ribbing.
The Charleston News and Courier commends Governor Richards for appointing Bernard Baruch as chair of the non residents committee of the South Carolina Natural Resources Commission. It praises Baruch’s choices—Solomon Guggenheim, Ralph Pulitzer, Edward F. Hutton, Joseph Frelinghuysen, Nicholas Roosevelt—and others for their ability, interest, and respectful approach to helping develop the state. They are seen as engaged, not intruding, and eager to work with locals.
Massachusetts juries convict Gallo and Cero Gangi for the same June 11 1927 Boston shooting. The case highlights a reversal of roles with Cero under death sentence, Gallo surviving, and both later granted new trials amid witness recantations and complex courtroom twists.
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