Plans for Foch visit halt near Athens this Friday
A public notice describes a planned stopover of Marshal Ferdinand Foch’s party on a special Be Line train from Atlanta to Washington. City officials and local chambers arrange invitations and coordinate with the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs to welcome the visit in Athens.
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Female Seminary in Northeast Georgia’s Early History
Larry Gantt notes a once famous female college near Currie and Oglethorpe counties, along the Crystal Branch, started in colonial times when education for girls was valued less. The building later became a home, owned by John Thomas and later his son G. D. Thomas, who recalled it as Georgia’s only high school for girls. The piece contrasts early gender roles with modern voting rights and mentions a plan to tear down part of the old structure. It also shifts to farming topics, urging trucking and refrigeration for perishable produce and recounting migration and fruit-growing efforts in Georgia and nearby states.
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Clarke case proceeds to jury Friday in Orlando
In Orlando Florida Witt and Neate attend a hearing as the Clarke case moves toward trial. The defense and prosecution prepare arguments ahead of Friday jury selection.
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Clean Up Town in Dublin Georgia
Mrs. H. H. I, newly elected mayor of Brewton near Dublin, Laurens County, says she will take office and clean up the town with a council she expects to serve. Beall will succeed her husband as mayor and likely be sworn in with the new council on Monday December 5 for a one-year term.
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New Conferences LA C Meeting in Atlanta Friday
Professor S V Sanford athletic director at University of Georgia presides as meeting in Atlanta Friday. The report notes new conferences and seeks to discuss athletic leadership and organizational alignment.
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Colleges to Add to Roster Amid Scheduling Changes
Several new colleges will be added to the roster as schedules may shift under a new ruling taking effect. Most of the changes involve those in charge of the roster and will be arranged with varying consultations as the convey moves forward.
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Kiwanis Club Elects Martin 15 President
Charles E. Martin head of the estate department of Erwin and Company was elected Kiwanis president for 1932 by the Athens club. He has served as a delegate to the State convention in Macon and holds a perfect attendance record for two years.
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Convicted teen killer to be hanged in December
In Augusta Georgia Henry Lacey a 16 year old Black youth was convicted of killing a white girl and sentenced to death. The trial was finished within a day of capture with two Black jurors on the panel.
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Mistrial Declared in Hammond Case in Columbus Ga
A mistrial was declared in the case of L. C. Hammond after a verdict could not be reached. Hammond, charged with wife murder, will be retried in the next term.
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Hammond
Mutter
National Conference Credit Drive Demands Finance Focus
Washington reports a call for a national conference on credits and finance. The appeal urges action by Renate Cada and others to organize the event and outline fiscal policy priorities.
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Fireman Shot With Five Bullets, In Critical Condition
Witness statements indicate a fireman was struck by five bullets, with doctors describing a severe spinal injury. Physicians report the end may come, as trauma from the shooting leaves him near death.
Police Search Opens in Rappe Case Probe
In San Francisco a systematic police search began Thursday for a stranger accused of poisoning Irene Merle, a Los Angeles nurse and key witness in the Arbuckle trial, amid a rupture claim submitted today.
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45000 Packers Employees to Strike
Chicago report details a strike by all 45000 Packers employees signaling a major labor action impacting the organization. The note indicates a union-organized stoppage aimed at negotiating terms.
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Harding's Message Highlights Tariff and Subsidy Plans
President Harding outlines tariff policy and ship subsidy proposals in a message to Congress. The text signals focus on economic protectionism and maritime industry support as key priorities for upcoming legislative action.
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Officials At Sea As To How To Get Morse Off The Sea
Washington officials weigh steps to bring Charles W. Morse New York shipbuilder back to the United States amid grand jury probes with the Shipping Board. DOJ hopes to contact France to detain Morse at Havre before his Friday arrival aboard a French liner. The navy planned a cruiser exchange from a French port to Paris but lacked authority to remove a passenger from a foreign vessel.
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Grand Jury Relates To Corruption Inquiry
Fragmentary notes mention a grand jury and corruption probe with unclear references to a person named Sarker and a new electric heater sphere concept. Details are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Virginia Woman Seeks Share of Recluse Estate
A Virginia woman requests a portion of a reclusive neighbor's fortune amid doubts about the survivor's heirs. The ongoing dispute centers on the deceased's near quarter million dollars and the appropriate distribution among potential claimants.
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Recluse
Arms meet clears way to Chinese shaning parley
A diplomatic shift follows an arms meeting, with Japan's withdrawal in Shani Is and implied progress toward a Sino Japanese exchange. The scene centers on Tokios and Peking efforts, signaling possible talks on broader tensions.
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Tekas Township Floggings Reported by Bard in Robed Row
A fragment notes flogging of individuals described as lenegroes in Tekas Township with a bard in robes implicated. Officials and exact details are unclear. context suggests a violent episode tied to racial intimidation. Further readable text needed for complete accuracy.
Katos Proposal For 10 10 7 Ration Sparks Debate
In a formal presentation officials discuss home government action as 4PS submits a proposal about a 10 10 7 ration plan amid rising confidence that benefits may be abandoned.
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