Farm Loan Board Chairman Resigns Effective Soon
A report shows Farm Loan Board chairman from North Carolina resigning soon. He cites desire to return to state duties and discusses continuation of operations, with notes on board composition, term dates, and linked financial leadership in Columbia and nearby banks.
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Farm Loan Board
Johnry
Carolinas
Columbia
Viheb
Edo
Lavon
Lean North Caroling
War Jinvies Corporation
Verolina
Lever
Kansas
Towa
Reed
Joyce
Iyat
Odd Fragments Hint at State Highway Job and Legal Letters
Fragments show references to a state highway job and a judge sending a letter to the governor. Mentions of late law practice and a son, with vague figures and an apparently damaged text fragment about death or stones.
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George
Water spout chases Cunarder Carmania near New York
A gigantic water spout chased the Cunard liner Carmania about 800 miles east of New York and subsided just before it could reach the ship. Captain Melson and passengers described the eerie chase as Carmania sped at full speed to escape the towering column of water and spray.
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New York
Conard
Cormania
Wade Dt
Captan Melson
Carmania
Capra Melson
Court session drains Saturday with Branch v Branch case
Judge Fortson spent most of Saturday hearing arguments in cases outside the regular court, including Branch v Branch from Oconee county. The civil docket will resume Monday with two new jury panels. Bailey v Sea Board Airline Railroad, a $1200 damage claim for a demol ished car, was declared a mistrial after jurors deliberated overnight.
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Branch Va. Branch
Oconee County
Bailey
Seaboard Airline Railroad
Federal Court
Kortso
Maryland Falls 7 6 Ho Bulldogs Clout Out Three Homers
Georgia defeats Maryland 7 to 5 in twelve innings after Semler homer in fifth and Clarke scoring on Semler drive misplayed in twelfth. Box shows Clarke Thomason McWhorter Hutcheson Allen Paganucci Semler Pallock Beasley Burdette Beachley among players. Time two hours twenty minutes. Umpire Metzler.
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Maryland Falls
Bulldogs
College Park
University of Maryland
University of Georgia
College Parkers
Semler
Maryland
Georgia
Sembler
Clarke
AB. H. PO
H. PO
Besley
Watkin
Scherider
Wilson
xWallis
Runa
Clarke Thomason
McWhorter
Hutcheson
Allen
Paganucci
Pallock
Beasley
Burdette
Beachley
Sale
Pasanucci
Schrider
Three Men Fatally Sleep on Tracks Near Trimble Texas
Three men identified as Elmer Thrill John Shumate and another unnamed Columbus Ohio resident were killed late Friday night when a freight train passed over them while they slept on the Texas & Pacific Railroad tracks near Trimble Texas A fourth member Ward Minor of Port Henry escaped by choosing a different spot beside the tracks.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Elmer Thrill
John Shumate
Columbus
Ohio
Texas & Pacife
Trimble
Ward Minor
Port Henry
Anti Cigarette League Plans Cleanup Week in April
Washington reports the National Anti Cigarette League will not sponsor a national cleanup week from April 23 to 30. President Dr D H Kress urged observance, arguing it is crucial to clean lives, not just streets, and to remove collateral filth from indulgence in vice that harms blood, vitality, and morals.
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Washington
National Anti-Cigarette League
D. Hi. Kress
Spirit of Easter Celebrated as Resurrection and Renewal
The Easter season is described as Christianitys rallying day marking the Resurrection and rebirth of life after winter. Symbols like the lily and Easter egg embody renewal, urging believers to cultivate hope, tolerance, and kindness throughout the year.
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Heather
Uncle Dave Pleads For More Money For Schools
Chancellor David C. Barrow urged increased education funding in Georgia during a speech before the Patuts Teachers Association at Commerce High School. He acknowledged roads funding may total 7 million dollars soon, stressing support for schooling while praising Commerce residents. Reverend Irby Henderson led in prayer as students performed.
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Commerce
David C. Barrow
Brichly
Patuts Teachers Association
Georgia
Clancelioy
Commerce High Schools
Association
Cone
Irby Henderson
First Methodist Church
Commeree
Barrow
Board of Education
Dave
Sikh Shrines guardianhip case yields three year term
Sentence handed down in the case involving the Panj Sib congress officials. Professor Lahore and Rhadra Singh faced trial over Sikh Shrine guardianship and received three years of hard labor imprisonment.
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Lahore
Rhadra Singh Wor O
Panjils Congress
All Athens Embraces Easter Spirit In Springtime Parade
All Athens joins Easter celebrations under clear skies as spring blooms across the countryside. Families enjoy open-air outings along rivers and hillsides with picnics, scenic drives, and visits to lilac, dogwood, and honeysuckle along winding byways, while youths recall poetry about love on this festive day.
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Athens
Gettii
Milady
Tourists Return From Okefenokee Trip
A Georgia party of professors and students led by Drs Uarker and McHatton completed a weeklong South excursion to Okefenokee Swamp returning on Saturday for Easter weekend. They inspected hundreds of miles of swamp, photographed scenes and collected specimens for the University. A movement seeks to establish the swamp as a National Park Reserve based on the trip findings.
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Georgia
Rende
Resurrection dawn: Mary Magdalene and others anoint the tomb
The text recounts the women visiting Jesus tomb after the Sabbath, finding the stone rolled away, and encountering a young messenger who announces that Jesus has risen. They report this to the disciples, who react with disbelief.
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Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Salome
Final Dates Set For Registry and Elections
County election closing date is May 7 with city books closing May 2. Last day to qualify for general elections this year. Voter support needed for two bond elections. A $100,000 road and bridge fund and a $50,000 dormitory fund are proposed, with total city elections calling for $255,000.
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O&oned
River Street
Danielsville Road
Bankhead
Princeton Road
Cty
Educational
John Milledge
University of Georgia
Anii
Bond votes outline Clarke Athens May 17 election
Clarke County issues cover 150000 for roads bridges and UGA dormitory plus 255000 for Athens city schools paving bridges and newers. Elections set for May 17 with separate ballots and 5 percent interest. Registration deadlines range April 17 to May 8, offices open in T C and Marshal’s. County board led by Mrs Ruby Hartman coordinates rolls.
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Clarke County
University of Georgia
T. C
City of Athens
Oconee Elected Officers and Tornado Damage Report
The Oconee area held a regular DT AL meeting with Mrs. Elwood Jackson presiding. New officers include Mrs. W M Saye president and Mrs LoS Wilson vice president. A tornado caused damage in Lebanon with 250000 estimated losses and injuries.
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DT. AL
Elwood Jackson
W. M. Saye
Mra
Los. Wilson
Mrx
Eunice Sheffield
Magdalene Glenn
Jessie Moore
Mra. Saye
BE. L. Jackson
Auline Campbell
RS. Wilson
Miax Louie Lane
Newt Smith
J.C. Childers
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Columbia Bank
Natl Carolinan
Nahe
Will Bo
Unink Pathe
Mi Lever
Peeple
Tong
Hie C
H Howard T
Cunard
Judge Fortson
Superior Court
Ohio State University
Okefenokee
Great Swamp
Peter
Galilee
Jesus
Abd
Shim
County Board of Registrars
Ruby Hartman
Oconeest
Lebanon
Tenn
J. W. Andrews
Andrews
Tea Croyel
Tucker's Cross Roads
Jack Dempsey
Europe
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