University Summer School Plans Under Dean Wooster
Dean T J Wooster leads Georgia University efforts to open the summer school for teachers on June 21 with a record enrollment goal of 1600. The program uses three campuses, offers college credit and licenses, and provides extending facilities and trained staff for a major southern educational project.
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Georgia University
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Athens
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Georgia
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State Normal School
State Agricultural School
University of Georgia
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Agricultural College
Georgie
George Peabody
James M. Smith
Normal School
R. P. Stephens
W. H Bocock
Crawford W Long
Drive Seeks Red Cross Support At Two Georgia Games
Campaign proceeds go to Red Cross with 75 cent cap at gate and part of receipts from tomorrow’s events. Professor Sanford of the Georgia Athletic Association supports the drive and longs for strong grandstand attendance at the two games. A World War film at Elite Theater on Friday shows authentic battle scenes approved by the war department. Legion leaders F O Miller and W J Erwin call the effort a postwar patriotism measure. Clarke County Attendance Officer B S Price commends the Red Cross and notes 23 children equipped since September to ensure school attendance.
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Sanford
Georgia Athletic Association
Elite
War ‘Department
F. O. Miller
Legion Committee
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Iocal Post
E. Sterling Price
Clarke County
Red Cross
American Legion
Allen Fleming
University of Georgia
Tatewer
Cotton Market Steady As British Labor Crisis Binds Prices
New York and southern cities report steady ruling prices for cotton with New York quo ted at 11.90 cents and Athens and Atlanta showing similar levels. Cable news from New Orleans signals cautious optimism as railway wage talks unfold and officials plan measures to boost cotton exports amid labor unrest.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago
Liberty Bonds
Aoe Tyeneee
War era claims on factory returns and Georgia products
A press report notes alleged U S demands to return factories to foreign owners and cites an early postwar sentiment. The piece quotes the phrase USE GEORGIA PRODUCTS as part of the national call to buy domestic goods.
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Russia
United States
America
Ex-Service Men to Present Their Claims Locally
Washington April 5 progress in solving the government's problem of caring for ex-service men continues as the special commission meets. It favors consolidating the administrative machinery under a central authority and a new executive officer responsible to the president. The panel urges decentralization so veterans can present claims at local offices.
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Premier Briand Signals Paris Stance Over German Reparations
Premier Briand paid tribute to the United States in resisting German overtures in the senate. He warned that if Germany persists in resisting reparations after May 1, France will lay a strong hand upon her neck.
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