Collar Ad Era Brings Jack Holt Screen Stardom
New York notes rise of Jack Holt as the outdoor, adventurous hero signaling a shift from the collar ed, lounge lizard type. Sinclair Lewis’s Main Street dominates books while Holt’s films like The Man Who Sold Himself and The Stage Door move westward settings. Diamond lives of Diana Deer and Gloria Swanson projects are teased with Meighan and others shifting schedules.
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Heo
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Markets Open and Bond and Cotton Notes
Markets report opens with prices across commodities and bonds, listing futures and spot figures for cotton and energy plus Liberty bonds and City Service debentures. The piece also covers spot cotton markets in several cities and notes on grain markets with July prospects and weather impacts on crops. It cites government crop forecasts for cotton and discusses the potential for higher prices if yields disappoint, alongside commentary on the weevil threat to production.
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Chicago
Wly
Shorts
M. L. Brittain to Visit Athens for Summer School
State School Superintendent M. L. Brittain of Atlanta will visit Athens and the University of Georgia on Thursday July 7. He will address students and teachers at the university summer school, an annual event eagerly anticipated by faculty and staff.
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M. L. Brittain
Atlanta
Athens
University of Georgia
University
Brittain
Ramblings notes on visiting officials and university support
John E. Drewry reports Athens will host M J Brittain of Atlanta and Congressman W D Upshaw as distinguished guests next week. Upshaw’s July Fourth oration and Brittain’s annual university visit are highlighted amid concerns about child crime and calls for the state to fund the University of Georgia to "pay as we go."
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Athens
Wildcats edge Bulldogs in slow rain baseball clash
In a soggy field, Dr Slaughter pitched a strong game for Hopkins' Team as he nabbed three hits and scored twice. Bob McWhorter had two hits for the Bulldogs, while Booze Lampkin Wilkins and Hopkins led the Wildcat hitters with two apiece. Parr and Hollingsworth added key actions in the center field and defense.
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H. R. EL Hopkins
Crane
Hollingsworth
Edo
McDorman
Goodwin
Davis
Slaughter
Dean
Pea Ee
Bulldogs
H.R. EL ‘Geo, Thornton
Tony Costa
Booze
MeWhorter
Koh MeWhorter
Pat Lampkin
Dows
Thornton
Griffeth
Wilking
C. Conta
Teule
Dr. Slaughter
Ito
Fiela
Bobh McWhorter
Dewa
Hooze
Lampkin
Wilkins
Wild
Parr
Soule
Goodman
Dena
Cooky
Howard McWhorter
Yanigans
Vanigans
Julian Erwin
Netbling
Julian
Hedgood
Hopking
McWhorter
Mill Sizer
Georgia alumni pledge drive for university funds
Chancellor Barrow told Macon diners that Georgia cannot educate all high school graduates, warning 3,000 will be left without state campuses. Athens alumni group plans a $1,000,000 drive starting October 12, aiming to expand Univ. of Georgia facilities and deter out-of-state enrollment.
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Macon Telegraph
Barrow
University of Georgia
Macon
War Memorial Fund
David C. Barrow
Hotel Dempsey
Athens University
Georgia
State College
Harry Hodgson
University
Hodgson
Israel
Tatate
T the
Great Britain
Plattsburg
Athens College
Athens
Speaks
Government Estimates Cotton Crop 8 433 000 Bales Conditle
Washington July 1 department of agriculture forecasts a cotton crop of 8 433 000 equivalent 500 pound bales this year based on June 25 cultivated area of 26 519 000 acres and a crop condition of 69 2 percent of normal. May 25 condition was 66 percent and last year production was 65 000 equivalent 500 pound bales with 37 043 000 acres under cultivation.
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Wasington
Woovil
Andy
Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
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