Mothers Act to Stop Evils of City Dances in Atlanta
A large Atlanta mothers council adopted strict rules to curb drinking and late hours at dances. Dances must end at midnight with trained chaperones. liquor-imbibing dancers barred. traffic police at hall doors to guide youths home. Parents urged to ban attendance at noncompliant events. Mayor Key voiced cooperation. Georgia Tech and local groups support enforcement. aim to end bootlegging on campuses.
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Railroad unions to hold memorial services Sunday
Four Americas railroad labor organizations will hold joint memorial exercises Sunday morning June 12. Rev. Henry T. Brookshire, pastor, has been invited to deliver a special message to members. Gather at 10 30 in I C C F hall Forsyth and Windsor, then march to the church where seats are reserved. Represented groups include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, Order of Conductors, and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Special music will be by the full choir. Public invited.
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Rylander Shoe Sale Ad Corrects Typo Error
A correction notes a misprint in yesterday's advertisement for Rylander Shoe Company. The ad should read Shoe Sale Thursday Morning Five Lots of Lace Slippers in brown, black and tan.
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Rylander Theater Contest Promises Free Prizes and Film Passes
Manager Every Rylander of the Rylander Theater offers a prize scramble for readers of The Times Recorder. Attend Jackie Coogan shows Friday or Saturday, then write a 250 word or more essay on Why Peck's Boy Was Bad and submit by June 15. Prizes include a five dollar free item or a bathing suit and week of movie passes.
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Germany bankrupt in hope and endeavor says Bronner
Milton Bronner reports from Berlin that postwar Germany is bankrupt beyond finances. He describes loss of faith, rising prices, tax burdens, and widespread hardship across society, noting factories idle, supplies scarce, and daily life strained as the nation endures allied occupation and uncertainty about its future.
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Sumter County Farm Bureau organized at meeting
The Sumter County Farm Bureau was formally organized Tuesday by delegates from community councils in the Chamber of Commerce. Officers named include Mrs. A. F. Hodges as chairman, George G. Marshall as secretary, and Be Be E Thrasher Jr as treasurer. The new bureau, affiliated with the Farm Bureau Federation, starts with about 120 members and will begin active work under C. G. Sheppard of Hunt County as manager.
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Pueblo's Dead Found in Mire
Denver dispatch reports ten million dollars worth of Pueblo wholesale goods and scores of bodies of Pueblo citizens strewn in mire and on farm lands, amid the Arapahoe flood, as of today.
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M Lendon New Head of Legion
The regular meeting of the American Legion Di Mathia Poet No 2 was held at the Carrie library Monday night, June, with a vote of thanks extended to Colao and others for cooperation in membership. A motion to publish resolutions praising the Boy Scout movement was carried and submitted to the Times Recorder.
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Large Columbus liquor seizure tied to county crackdown
A major haul near Columbus, reportedly over 600 gallons, was seized in a long standing enforcement push against bootlegging. Police described processing of the evidence at Robertalert Place and nearby sites, noting barrels and colorless liquor as part of a broader prohibition drive. Authorities say the operation reflects a sustained campaign and rising public concern.
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Babe Ruth Gets One Day In Jail
In New York a garbled line suggests Babe Ruth faces a one day jail sentence amid unclear wording and damaged OCR text. The fragment hints at a legal issue but lacks coherent details or names beyond Ruth and New York.
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British Fests Off Halfax ta alil June eight
Fragmented trove mentions a British freighter struck an iceberg off the Niecetosch coast with distress signals reported from St Johns and Halifax. The dispatch notes confusion and evolving casualty details amid wartime signals and bulletins.
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May Cut Dixie Delegates
Washington report on the Republican national convention plan to reduce Southern delegates under a new party representation basis. The committee proposes 25 votes for the South in the current representation scheme after lengthy talks.
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Fuse
Souther Staten
Democrat Wins 4th Alabama District in Narrow Margin
Election returns show a Democrat victorious in the 4th Alabama District by a slim margin over Judge Ay Wy Pong. The outcome follows a tight race amid late counts and local tally delays in Selma, with the result affecting regional representation and party momentum.
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