State's 20 Million Budget Hits Senate Review
Atlanta August 5 The house approved a 20 million dollar appropriations bill for two years now before the senate. Amendments trimmed many funds including markets bureau and printing, while major allocations covered schools Confederate pensions the state insane asylum Georgia Tech University of Georgia and cattle tick programs. Representative Wilhoit led a charge to cut bureau expenses arguing hours billed and related costs are excessive.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Market Bureau
State Revenue Department
State Printing Department
Boler
Supreme Court
Insane Asylum
Law Book Department
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
Bureau of Marktes
Ten A. & M
Wilhoit
Warren County
Jennie Burnett Dies After Paralysis at Americus Home
Jennie Burnett wife of John Burnett of Americus died Wednesday morning after a four day illness from paralysis. Funeral is Friday at two from Campbell Chapel A. M. E. church with Rev. W. J. Williams officiating. Survived by husband and three sons and one daughter. the Burnett family long established in Americus.
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Jennie Burnett
John Burnett
Americus
Patterson Street
Bell Chapel
W. J. Williams
Burnett
Americas
Jennie
Italy Faces Bloody Revolution Risk Under Mussolini
NEA Service writer argues Italy could see a bloody upheaval not against the king but Mussolini and his Fascisti regime. Matteotti’s 1924 murder looms as a precedent, while the regime’s suppression burns fuel for more opposition, as generals and anti fascisti targets multiply and dissent grows.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Matteotti
Fascisti
General de Bono
Giovanni Amendola
Foreign residents face bandit troubles in Manchuria case
An American ranch owner is killed while bandits loot his Manchurian property. Several other Americans are captured for ransom as lawlessness runs rampant in the district. The episode is not tied to recent anti-foreign tensions but may invite foreign intervention claims.
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China
Manchuria
L. H. Wittner
Washington Public
Dayton
Wittner
District of Columbia
Congress
Firemen Seek Two Bodies in Kansas City Collapse
After an overnight search firemen labor through brick and timber debris of a three story building that collapsed during remodeling. Three people were killed and two more are missing as rescuers continue the hunt among the wreckage in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Local social notes from Dawson and area visitors
Miss Sara Holloman left Thursday for Richland to visit friends and relatives for several days. John Mitchell, working in Albany, spent the weekend with home folks. Ethel and Ruth Turner attended a Pleasant Hill sing on Thursday. Jim Bishop returned to Florida after a week here with friends and relatives. May Davis of Lumpkin is visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. George Spear of Melvin Florida are guests of Lun dy's family. Mrs. Marvin Green and her little son are mentioned.
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Sara Holloman
Richland
John Mitchell
Albany
Ethel
Ruth Turner
Pleasant Hill
Jim Bishop
Florida
May Davis
Lumpkin
George Spear
Melvin, Fla
Lundy
Hailstones Kill Kentucky Tobacco Crops in Three Counties
Hail stones as large as hen eggs struck parts of three Kentucky counties on Monday, destroying between 750 and 1,000 acres of tobacco and causing losses exceeding 100000 dollars to the white barley tobacco crop. Maturing corn and other farm crops were damaged as well.
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Lexington
Novelty Baseball Game Called Off
A novelty baseball game announced for Thursday at 4 p m by Central Baptist Sunday School classes has been cancelled.
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Central Baptist Sunday School
County board approves Huntington Anthony consolidation vote
The Sumter County Board of Education confirmed trustees J. L. Johnson C. C. Sheppard and F. K E. Bowen after a July 25 consolidation election with 59 in favor and 51 against. A petition signed by 41 residents opposed the consolidation as read into the record.
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Huntington and Anthony
J. L. Johnson
C. C. Sheppard
F. K E. Bowen
Board of Education
Sumter County
Anthony
Huntington
Petition Opposes District Consolidation With Huntington
Residents argue against confirming the election to merge Anthony with Huntington district and seek restoration of Anthony’s original territory along with a Huntington portion. They cite Huntington’s small school building and lack of time to build, noting locals demand school placement solely in Huntington and oppose a southern location.
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Anthony
Huntington
Trustees to Name Huntington as School Site
In a debate near the center the proposal draws mixed support as trustees from the consolidated district consider Huntington as the proposed site where the school will remain. Speakers include J. W. Peel, Ger ers and W. L. Claude Johnson in the discussions.
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Ouly
J. W. Peel
Gerers
W. L. Claude Johnson
Huntington
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Charles P. Stewart
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Marvin Green
Dudley
Lois Wilson
Raymond Mc Kee
Alan Crosland
Phil Mitchiner
Kentucky
County Board OF Education
Thos. L. Bell, Inc
NoFade
Mr. Man
Clar R’s, Inc
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