Unrest Among Women From Wrong Job Says She
New York reports that over half of married women who worked before marriage held unfulfilling jobs. Mrs. George Burdette Ford, a Smith College graduate, cites the issue and urges a professional standard. She suggests budgeting time for self-improvement and cautions against early job drift after marriage.
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New York
George Burdette Ford
New York Club
Hot Springs
Ford
Smith College
Woeren
Relief Workers Endure Harsh Winter Train Trips
Relief workers and travelers late winter hardships are described aboard packed through cars from Riga to Moscow. Subzero, wood burning locomotives struggle as passengers endure cramped compartments with sleeping bunks, candles, and improvisation for food and warmth.
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Rem Amofe
Tuasia
Riga
Moscow
Higa
Rejan Cam
Reno
Fersar
Tsewin Russit
Easter Holidays For Ga Students Begin Late This Year
Spring holidays at the University of Georgia run from Tuesday, April 1 to Thursday night, April 17, due to late Easter. During the break, the university bands will tour the state performing in Gainesville, Atlanta, Augusta, Griffin, LaGrange, Columbus, Americus, Tifton, Valdosta, Waycross, Brunswick, Savannah, and Athens.
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University of Georgia
Gainesville
Atlanta
Auguett
Griffin
LaGrange
Columbie
Americus
Tifton
Valdosta Wayerns
Brunswick
Savannah
Athens
Negro charged with liquor found in loft given hearing
Negro named Murphy faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Walter G. Cornett on liquor in his dwelling charges. Bound over for federal trial with bond set at 500 dollars after Athens officers seized ten gallons from a loft. Officers T H Verdell R A Saye J Baliff Db W Huff investigated. Murphy resides in Jackson county.
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Lig Murphy
Walter G. Cornett
Murphy
Athens
T. H. Verdell
R. A. Saye
Baliff
W. Huff
Jackson County
1000 Delegates to Attend B Y P U Convention Here
Athens expects about 1000 delegates from across the state for the Baptist Young People's Union convention in June. Judge Andrew J. Cobb praises the gathering for promoting better thinking and living, while Southeastern Passenger Association offers reduced fares and special trains. Notables T Searrough of Texas and C S Wallace of Maryland are slated speakers with Dr B H Lee of the Southern Baptist Board also on the program. Athens citizens and Christian Endeavor groups plan to help entertain the visitors.
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George M. Broadhurst
Athens
Andrew J. Cobb
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Southeastern Passenger Association
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Christian Endeavor Societies
Baptist
British Industrial Outlook Darkens Amid Strike Threats
The American Chamber of Commerce reports a gloomy British industrial situation for March with potential 600 000 skilled engineers idle while negotiations between employers and unions under Lloyd George influence loom. Over a million may lose jobs if a settlement fails. Unemployment rose to 1 726 076 on March 2, though down 172 000 from ten weeks earlier. Lancashire cotton mills issue a 75 percent notice.
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London
Associated Press
American Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd George
Lancashire
Trade and price trends in Britain show limited relief
February trade returns reveal declines in both imports and exports, with exports down nearly five million pounds and imports over seven million. A rare favorable balance of 224,000 pounds appears for the first time in a century, driven by lower imports rather than higher exports.
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Russia
Oxford
Newark
Wonderful Ark Shoe Stores Co
United States
Athens
Georgia
Clayton St
Ministry of Labor
American Chamber of Commerce
Inter 1
Acquittal in death of infant tied to Whittingtons
In Bushnell Florida Mrs Ida M Whittington and her 16 year old daughter Irene were acquitted of manslaughter in the infant death. A confession claimed to have been made by Irene was ruled inadmissible as evidence. Dr D H Seymour facing murder charge was freed on $1000 bail as the case proceeds to October term. The mutilated infant body was found in a pond near the town weeks earlier.
Economics Society defeats Agricultural Club in debate
The Economics Society of the University of Georgia defeated the Agricultural Club last week in a debate on developing all natural resources of nitrates. Representing the Economics Society were P. B. Gunby of Lincolnton and N. J. Harbin of Bluffdale, arguing the negative, while E. M. Nix of Commerce and I. E. Woodruff of Dacula spoke for the Agricultural Club on the affirmative. Napoleon was born on Friday and was defeated at Waterloo on Friday.
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Economics Society
University of Georgia
Agricultural Club
United States
P. Kb, Gunby
Lincolnton
N. J. Harbin
Bluffdale
The
E. M. Nix
Commerce
I. E. Woodruff
Dacula
Oklahoma City to Fort Sill officer slain at Day home
Re handler: Lieut. Col. Paul Ward Beck assistant commandant at Fort Sill was killed early Tuesday at Jean P. Day's home in Oklahoma City. County officials probe hidden angles and a possible liquor angle. Day and Mrs. Day to testify at inquest. Fragments indicate a bullet entered the head and a revolver may have discharged accidentally.
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Oklahoma Ity
Okla
Paul’ Ward Beck
Fort Sill
Jean P. Day
Forrest Hughes
Col Beck
Day
Col. Beck
Tay
Hughes
Theia Prohibition
McWilliams
Paul Ward Beck
Post ‘Field
Beck
Hindes
R. B. Paddock
John J. Pershing
Oklahoma City
Paddock
Georgia Girls Rifle Team Defeated by Northwestern
The University of Georgia girls rifle team opened their season with a 1510 to 1792 defeat against Northwestern. Northwestern fielded rifles with yearlong practice and 1500 women students, while Georgia used army regulation .22 rifles. The 15 member Georgia squad was formed three weeks prior from 30 applicants.
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University of Georgia
Northwestern University
Georgia
Laurens County Merchant Shot at Madden Station
Riley Hammond a Laurens County merchant and farmer was shot and killed Thursday morning at Madden station by tenant Tom Duncan. The shooting occurred at Duncan's home after Hammond had offered attentions to Duncan's wife. Duncan, jailed, told officers he had warned Hammond repeatedly.
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Laurens County
Spartanburg
S. C
Riley Hammond
Madden Station
Tom Duncan
Duncan
Laurens
Hammond
Operators to Meet Pittsburg Miners in Kansas City
Pittsburg Kansas. The Southwest Interstate Coal Operators Association invited Kansas union miners to a Monday conference in Kansas City with representatives of the association to discuss negotiations for a new contract.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Southwest Interstate Coal Operators Association
Kansas Union
Kansas City
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