Weather update warns rain and cold across states
Weather bureau cautions light rain and sleet tonight with colder temperatures southward. Expect cloudy conditions east of the Mississippi with possible snow in the middle Atlantic states and Tennessee. Temperatures rise slowly tonight and Wednesday in the middle Atlantic, with cooling and rain in Florida and Alabama, and warnings along the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Atlantic City.
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German Resistance Unchanged Says Berlin
Washington report says the German government officially rejected any change in policy toward the French Ruhr occupation. The embassy asserted that Germany's united resistance continues to grow steadily.
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Rail Schedules for Seaboard and Southern Railways
Northbound and southbound times listed for Atlanta to Monroe Athens and Birmingham routes. Key departures/arrivals include Atlanta to Monroe at 9:55 am and 4:15 pm, Athens arrival 7:45 am, Athens Lula connection 8:00 am departure Lula 9:40 am, and Southern No. 6 from Athens at 8:00 am arriving Lula 9:40 am with No. 8 leaving Athens at 4:15 pm arriving later.
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Paris Aids Seek Resumption of Peace Parley
Parley likely to be resumed says Paris advices as Ismet Pasha’s stubborn stance is noted Luna and Essen dispatches report. Egyptian ministry offers to intervene over Sudan crisis but King declines resignations. German officials reject 100000 marks to parents of a German girl killed by a French corporal in Dusseldorf. Two New York policemen face charges of attacking a 16 year old sailor on his first visit to the city. Twenty seven residents listed after an apartment fire in Wichita Kansas with three bodies recovered.
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Weather delays grading for Lumpkin street school project
Weather halted grading work on Lumpkin street school Monday morning. Construction resumes immediately and aims for completion before next fall term. A second wing on Chase street advances smoothly. city engineer Captain Barnett notes the project is ahead of schedule as both new one story buildings near readiness for occupancy.
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Working Girl in Congress Mae Nolan Wins Seat
Mae Ella Nolan, wife of late Congressman John Nolan, wins California Fifth District seat. Campaign centered on support for her husband’s work and working people. Nolan pitched a front parlor campaign, meeting voters at home, emphasizing labor, child welfare, and liberal wine and beer views.
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Commissioners Session Faces School Grants and Campus Work
County board met in February with Col. Snelling and Dr. Stewart seeking 300 for the University Summer School, approved. A 300 increase for the Y M C A was declined, with funds left at 200. A plan to grade Lucas Hill for a new John Milledge dormitory was discussed, potential bids to be invited, no action taken. County agent candidates discussed. Morton and Rhodes recommended. A contract awarded to Talmadge Bros. Co for applies.
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Uncle Albert Receives Gracious University Letter
The Banner-Herald publishes a letter from the long serving Athens janitor known as Uncle Albert. Ill in recent months, he expresses gratitude for prayers, visits, and friendship from University of Georgia and Athens friends. He hopes to visit town and campus soon to greet the people who cared for him.
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Delegates Tour Atlanta At National Dyers Meeting
The sixteenth annual convention of the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners opens in Atlanta with a welcome from Governor Hardwick. Tuesday features a Stone Mountain excursion and a 1:40 p.m. business session with speakers including Thomas H. Quigley, Dr. Jennett Hill, and Albert B. Adams.
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Italian Parliament Reopens Amidst Communist Crackdown
Rome report notes a tranquil start to Italy’s parliamentary session with Fascist militia on duty to maintain order. Authorities say more than 100 arrests occur nationwide as they crack down on communist agitation after a Moscow proclamation calling workers to unite.
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Brooklyn boxer Andy Thomas dies after brain concussion
Antonio Perrantio known as Andy Thomas collapsed in the final round of a 12 round bout with Johnny Clinton in Brooklyn and died Tuesday in hospital. Medical examiner and district attorney investigated while no action was taken against Clinton.
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