Mail robbery suspect arraigned in $2,000,000 theft case
Frank Calabrise was ordered arraigned before a Federal Commissioner on charges of stealing four registered mail packages in the lower Broadway heist. He had been secretly arrested a month earlier and jailed by postal inspectors. Also reported: a Greenville auto crash claims the life of Paul Kilgo, scion of Rev. Kilgo and Bishop Kilgo. A Washington appointment notes a new White House diplomat.
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Tanlac credited for relief by Syracuse man
Patrick Haley of Syracuse credits Tanlac with soothing his stomach and ending years of distress. He says he can eat hearty meals now, sleeps better, and feels reborn after treatment. He endorses Tanlac and mentions local merchants who distribute it.
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Cotton Crop Estimates Shake Markets In Early 1920s
The government placed the total cotton crop at about 8.34 million bales, triggering a drop of over five dollars per bale on the New Orleans market within minutes. Washington final estimates show 9.34 million bales based on 600 pounds gross, with regional allocations across Virginia to California and notes on acreage underreporting and propaganda effects. Earlier forecasts suggested yields and acreage shifts due to weather, fertilizer use, and boll weevil pressure, while reports from ginners and the census director seek direct bale weight data.
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Fragmented obituary fragment hints at Doran aide incident
An incomplete obituary fragment mentions a person named Doran and an aide. The garbled text references the body and exhausted feelings, suggesting a death notice but provides no clear date, place, or full details. More legible text needed for a proper card.
Unclear text on Mamet meet program in January
Fragmentary OCR outlines a January Mamet meet program at Athens with various state officials and culture department leaders listed. The readable portions mention January timing, Athens location, and a conference of new heads from the culture and arts sectors. Further specifics are obscured.
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Athens School Board to Review 390000 Bond Plan
The Athens board of education committee returned from Birmingham and Savannah with a report for Tuesday’s 3 PM city hall meeting. They are expected to advise on the 390000 bond issue and whether to include a junior high school, after inspecting city schools and the Birmingham lunch program. The panel consists of Supt G G Bond, Chairman D Flannigan, and Prof RE Mell, with input from local officials.
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Arkansas Seeks Soule Advice On Educational Coordination
President Andrew M. Soule of the State College of Agriculture is invited to Arkansas to advise on improving agricultural education coordination. He may visit February 3 for two days, with potential talks in Macon and other counties to review conditions and plan a cooperative program with the state education and commerce bodies.
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Faith Healer at Pal Office Theatre Promises Remarkable Drama
The Faith Healer, starred by George Melford this season, is highly praised for its compelling theme. Written by the late Wil Vaughn Moody, the play explores whether a man should forsake life pleasures and love to pursue a life’s mission. It presents healing by faith in a clear, truthful manner, with a beautiful romance threaded through the story.
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Elite Theatres Show Two Big Pictures This Week
The Elite presents William S. Hart in The Whistle with a strong cast including Myrtle Steadman and Ruth Roland in a rugged tale of love money and ambition. Also features Milton Bilis as the Faith Healer and Ann Forrest with a lineup of celebrities in a dramatic program slated for Monday and Tuesday.
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