Reparations Panel Declares Germany Default on Wood Deliveries
The Allied Reparations Commission, in a 3-1 vote, ruled Germany involuntarily in default on reparations, specifically in wood deliveries due this year. France Italy and Belgium supported. Great Britain opposed. The decision sets a precedent for declaring defaults by majority vote. The matter likely to be raised at the Allied premiers meeting on January 2.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Larry Gannts Daily Column Sparks Prohibition Praise and Local Vistas
The writer notes a crowd in town and orderly streets as police report no arrests all day, praising prohibition enforcement. He urges Clarke and Oconee counties to fix a deteriorating Clarke county road from Princeton to the Cord Mill, while reporting on local farm prospects and calcium arsenate offers for cotton, and mentions Oconee residents and farmers like Elder and Ashford in active efforts and shared concerns.
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Oconee County
Clarke County
Princeton
Athens
Oconee
Tee Road
Arsenate
Elder
King
Bob Ashford
2500000 Women Protest Decision
A telegraph message from Mrs. Woodal Allen Whapman head of the publicity bureau on motion pictures of the Federations of Women’s Libs protests Roscoe Arbuckle’s return to films. The message states stars may assist rehabilitation but not at the expense of the nation’s ideals. It urges protection of youth from discussion of trial details and moral degradation.
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New York
Roscoe
Fatys) Arbuckle
Will
Hays
Woodal Allen Whapman
Veau
Woeral Federation of Women's Libs
Mes
Uy Land
Bond theft shocks city with $200000 loss
A report notes $200,000 worth of bonds stolen amid a wave of custody lapses. Authorities probe how the securities disappeared and whether guarantees tied to excavation expenses were affected by the breach. Local officials and security experts urge tighter controls.
Detectives nab Hart after arson threats in Baltimore
Joseph Hart a 34 year old mechanic formerly of Savannah was arrested Sunday on disorderly conduct. Two detectives later detained him as witnesses identified him in rooms and houses where mysterious fires threatened occupants along North Calvert Street. His wife and child live in Pittsburgh.
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Baltimore
Joseph Hart
Savannah
Gay Wat
Hart
Calvert Street
Pittsburgh
Borah Parley Plan Likely to Be Changed in Senate
Senate Republican leaders discuss revisions to Senator Borah Idaho for an international economic and disarmament conference proposal. The amendment to the naval appropriation goes before the Senate after Christmas recess. Several Republicans and some Democrats oppose the current form as leaders and key senators seek limiting language.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Trarding
Hughes
Tem
Lodge
Masachusetts
Curtis
Kans
Smoot
Utah
Watson
Indiana
Renew Search For Bergdoll Escaped Soldier Spotted
A renewed nationwide manhunt for Cleveland Bergdoll, a U S Army deserter serving a five year sentence, was triggered after a report he was seen in a restaurant. Police pursued the lead after a proprietor described one diner as resembling Bergdoll in a Washington state venue.
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Cleveland Bergdoll
U. S. Army
Pacific
Comnt
Hamilton
Christmas Day Fatal Shooting At Moon Store In Athens
In Athens on Christmas night Charlie Moons, a Black shopkeeper on East Broad near Elberton, was found dead from a gunshot to the left chest. Police suspect Cliff Early, a Black former delivery boy, of the fatal attack after the assailant reportedly returned to the Moon home with a public safety item. Witnesses said Moon appeared to be packing up and then returned before the shooting. Jere Fields found the body. a 38 caliber public safety item and an automatic public safety item were recovered, along with a spot of corn whiskey near the counter. Police are seeking Early who has reportedly left the city.
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Athens
Charlie Moons
East Broad Street
Elberton Street
Cliff Early
FE. H. Dorsey's
Moon
Early
Jere Fields
Fields
Columbus
Dillard Owens
Perry Owens
Dillard
John Owens
E. T. Sykes
John
Perry
Bery Wheatstone
Baton Rouge
Baton .Rouge
Nesteri
Tate
le Belli
Richards
Kidng
Whetstone
Burnett
Odum
Parker
Se Ae Geo
Women Invited To Convention For January Conference
Washington reports more than 100 national women’s groups were invited to send delegates to a women's industrial conference January 11 to 13. Speakers will include employment managers, women workers, manufacturers, factory inspectors, public health experts, industrial statisticians, and administrators headed by Mrs. Mary Anderson, director of the Women's Bureau.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
The
Department of Labor
Mary Anderson Fas
Bureau
Called Meeting Of Woman's Club Urged Attendance
A fragment notes a called meeting of a Woman's Club with emphasis on attendance. The text mentions importance and urges members to be present, listing no specific date or location.
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Meeting of Woman’s Club
National Collegiate Athletic Association meets in New York
Leaders in intercollegiate sport gather at the Hotel Astor for the NCAA seventeenth annual convention. Delegates include university presidents and coaches from California to Maine, with reforms on amateur rules and regional conferences on the agenda. Sanford from Georgia is among those in attendance.
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New York
California
Maine
Tech
Coaches’Association
Charles D. Daily
Army
Sanford
Pierce
Carpenter
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
G. L. Meylan
Columbia University
Thomas Nelson
North
Former Mayor Arrested in Louisiana Kidnapping Case
In Bastrop Louisiana a Mer Rouge mayor Dr B M McKain was arrested in Baltimore on murder charges tied to the Mer Rouge kidnapping and the deaths of five residents. Investigators seek the identity of masked suspects and plan an inquest with militia and officials to pursue the case. The report covers connections to Olive L Jones 32 and the shooting amid a custody dispute, with details on the broader investigatory efforts across states.
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Associated’ Press
Bastrop
Mer Rouge
B. M. McKain
Baltimore
Gore Parker
Hopkine
Nesses
Watt
Thomas Hobards
Secret Service
Tug Cornell Missing. Search Under Way Over Lake Erie
A tug named Cornell with eight crew members disappeared Thursday and a prolonged search continued Tuesday. Government airfield officials planned aerial patrols as tugs including Tennessee and Lutz resumedshoreline searches from Ashtabula. Weather fog and heavy haze hampered efforts, with hull inspectors noting no recent defects and the vessel seaworthy last August.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell
H. B. Shaver
Government Flying Field
Lake Erie
Tennessee
T. C. Lutz
Ashtabula
Erie
Thomas W. Gould
United States Inspector of Hulls
Thomas Johnson
Great Lakes Towing Company
William Nantefl
Buffalo
Syracuse
Erie Canal
J. J. Brown to Speak at Farmers Week in January
J J Brown state commissioner of agriculture and M A Parks state school commissioner will address delegates at Farmers Week at the State College of Agriculture January 22 27 The program includes talks on state market services needs of public schools and cotton production under boll weevil conditions with various Georgia officials and experts among the speakers. Exhibitions on packing for marketing are planned as a principal feature of the conference.
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J. J. Brown
M. A. Parks
State College of Agriculture
Brewt
State Bureau of Markets
Parks
Andrew M. Houle
State Colege of Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
AEB
Lightnin' ehimal Met At The Colonial
Review notes Lightnin' on Broadway. Nobles leads an ensemble cast praised for humor and pacing. Barbary Gilmore, Fox, Thornton, Reynolds, Westman, and Robles deliver strong performances as Judge Lewesnel, John Marvin, Raymon Thomas, Margaret Davis, Mildred Buckley, and Mrs. Jones respectively. Production cited for good scenery and overall polish.
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Liane
Broadway
John Golden
Metilton Nobles
First Water
Barney Gilmore
Judge Lewesnel
Townsend
Stuart Fox
John Marvin
Frank Thornton
Raymon Thomas
Nydia Westman
Mildred Buckley
Jones
Feng
Dolly W. Robles
James D Tweedy Dies in Dawson After Cotton Career
Announcement of the death of James D. Tweedy at his Dawson home recalls his Athens birth and formative years in this city. He later worked with Captain J. H. Rucker in the cotton trade, moving from here to Madison and then to Dawson in later years.
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James D. Tweedy
Dawson
Athens
J. H. Rucker
Madion
Dawaon
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