Citizens Boost County Bond Issues Educators Conference
A university summer school session opens with a week of vocational education talks and lectures by prominent figures led by Chancellor Barrow and Hon. W. Oy Vereen. Speakers include M. L. Brittain and state education leaders as sessions cover national education needs, vocational training, and home economics.
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Barrow
W. Oy Vereen
Democratic
Minates
M. L. Brittain
Land of the Board of State
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Need For
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Ellor D. C. Barrow
Georgia State Board
Ite Develeit M .Botle
Dewaes George College
Vereen
Moultrie
Chapel University
Brittain
Chayel Univeraity
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Octagon
Univers
Senate filibuster to continue says Senator Brown
Senator Brown asserts the filibuster will persist to block the tax equalization repeal. He spoke at a rally before the Senate debate, insisting opposition will maintain pressure as lawmakers decide the law’s fate.
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Senate
Senator Brown
Sena
C. Brown
Frontid Satur
Judge Brand Seeks Re election in Eighth District Primary
The Eighth District Democratic Committee met to set the Sept 13 primary to choose successor to Judge Brand who plans to run again. Shackelford already campaigns here as a challenger with headquarters opened. Col Davin moved away. Brand receives strong support from county leaders and is expected to campaign district wide until Washington reelection by mid August. key issues include Henry Ford Muscle Shoals offer and banking legislation impacting farmers and southern business.
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H. Brand
Executive Committee
Shackelford
Davin
Weet
Judge Brand
Sth
Congressional Democratic ‘Committee
Brand
Thomas Swift
Bilbert
Swift
Udge
Congress
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Puntry
Lat Sant Clartne
Walter Christy III Passes Away In North Carolina
Walter Christy III of Balsam North Carolina is seriously ill and his Roan Mae is gravely ill. He was raised in this city and lived here until early manhood before moving to North Carolina where he resided for many years.
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Walter Christy
Balsam
N.C
North Carolina
Executive District meeting outlines race rules
The executive district body met Saturday to set rules affecting the congressional race. Attendees included Clarke, Hart, and Oglethorpe counties with notes on absentees and nominations. a roll call and motions were adopted by the Democratic Executive Committee for the Third Congressional District of Georgia.
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Georgia
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McClure Hints at Regents Stance During Athens Visit
Hon F C McClure senior at the University of Georgia and Walker county member of the Georgia House visited Athens Saturday to gauge University opinion on the proposed board of regents. He indicated he may oppose the plan, noting likely lack of support from officials. McClure, finishing his degree in June, has been active in campus life and proud to be the only student ever seated in the Georgia legislature during his college career.
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F.C. McClure
University of Georgia
Georgia House of Representatives
Walker County
Athens
McClure
Board of Regents
Fate of Germany in Frances Hands
A fragment indicates officials in France and the United States discussing ways to ease Germany's reparations burden. The note warns that Germany could face utter collapse, risking a radical regime, unless France loosens controls and the U S provides loan support through secured private capital.
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Rhine
France
Europe
Germany
United States
Young Athenian Claimed By Death
A Rome area obituary notes the death of a young Athenian after a short illness. The deceased, son of W. P. Patrick, died at 1 40 p m at a local hospital and will be buried in Lavonia after a funeral at his home. A service will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina, before burial in Lavonia.
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D. P. Apo
Seaboard
Patrick
Lavonia
Toccoa
W. Pi. Patrick
Miss Millie Returns With Georgia History Series
The Banner-Herald plans to publish the second installment of Mildred Rutherford’s Misrepresentations of Georgia in History. The piece targets summer school readers and will appear next Sunday, not today, due to an inadvertent split of the prior installment.
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Mildred Rutherford
Georgia
Banner-Herald
Marion DuBose Elected President of North Georgia College
Marion DuBose a former German professor at the University of Georgia and English professor at North Georgia College has been elected president of North Georgia Agricultural College. The appointment awaits a board referendum and replaces Dr. Gr. Glenn, with a meeting of the University of Georgia board of trustees to confirm.
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University “of Georgia
Ace
Glenn
Marion DuBosa
University of Georgia
North Georgia
Agriculture College
Dahlonega
Univeristy , of Georgia
GR. jGlenn
Macon
Georgia College
Board of Trust
Univeristy
A. Law
Erie
Otee Yoemmaare
Board of Treatees
North ‘Georgia Agricultural” College
DeBoge
Sardy
Howard Thomipsor
Gainesville
Hugh H. Gordon,Jr
Harry Hodgain
Athena
Evan
Craig
R. de Be
Ae Pee
Sernar
Alibi Hearing Under Way in McClusky Case Here
In the Asbury McClusky case, Statham negro suing Guy Thurmond and others for damages, the court held an interlocutory hearing to establish alibis for three defendants. The session focused on affidavits from principals, with defense counsel seeking more time to prepare.
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Fiamare
Asbury McClusky
Statham Negro
Guy Thurmond
W. ‘M. Stindhoomb
J. F. Johnson
B. C. Wall
Blanton
Fortson Aterday
W. C. Jone
Dakeey ’ Rosa
Mojn
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Arfold An Shackelford
Travelers Enjoy A Splendid Barbecue
A large crowd of friends and members of the City lodge United Commercial Travelers enjoyed a barbecue at Mast Lake Saturday afternoon. Ron Creekmore, head of the local lodge, coordinated the event.
Mexican Dynamite the Fox Terrier to Parachute From Plane
The fox terrier Dynamite, owned by D H Davis and Epps, is known for leaping from planes with a tiny parachute. He enjoys the glide and has done sky dives from several thousand feet for crowds at the Flying Field near the County farm.
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Epps Garage
Ben Eppes
D.H. Davis
Mr. Davis
Codings
Courts Take Hand in Shopmen Strike Across Nation
The eighth day of the nationwide railway shopmen strike saw federal injunctions seize restraining orders issued to curb picketing at the Aurora shops and to prevent interference with trains on the Southern Pacific and related lines. Troops were ordered to Clinton Illinois after a clash between Central graphs workers and strike sympathizers left one boy dead and two injured.
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Associated Press
Ilinois
Poldhera
Budlington
Quincy
Aurora
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Council Bluffs
Southern Town
Burlington
Fashington
B. I.goott
Gov. Sterlings
Tltinols
Clinton
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Bill Introduced to Give Ford Shoals
Washington reports Senator Ladd of North Dakota introduced a bill in the Senate to permit the government to accept Henry Ford’s offer for the Muscle Shoals project including government interests in the steam power plants at Gorgas. Ladd said the measure has support from several members of the Senate Public Works Committee.
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Washington
Associated. Press
Henry Ford
Will Announce Thursday for Congress Bid in Eighth District
Thomas J. Shacklefied will formally announce his candidacy for Congress from the Eighth District next Thursday. RK PF Wright of ibertyn said he arrived Saturday for the purpose of charge of Mrs Shackleford's campaign activities.
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Thomas. J. Shacklefied
RK. PF. Wright
Athens Emerges as Tourist Stop on Bankhead Route
The Banner-Herald reports Athens becoming a major tourist stop with Georgian houses and hotels hosting about 300 out of town visitors weekly. Centers for travelers include Bankhead Highway routes from Atlanta and Macon, with campers and locals noting strong growth in midweek arrivals and inquiries about the city’s institutions.
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Athens
Henry Smith
Sity Garage
Banner-Herald
Cannon
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Bankhead
Atlanta
Macoh
Clarke County bond issue rallies set for Monday night
Clarke county voters are urged to support a $200000 bond issue for roads bridges and state university support with rallies planned Monday night at Princeton and Whitehall. Endorsers include M G Michael and revs hill Jennings and J C, stressing county growth and education funding.
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Bob. Hill
Tetian
Julian
Chamber of A Merce
M. G. Michael
Aess
H. Tuck
Wortkeers
Princeton
Whitehall
A Jennings
Rev
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Clarke County
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Gootehills
Palen
Athens
Clarke County Bond Issue Sidelights and Campaign Slogans
A roster of Clarke County women organization leaders and district activists outlines support for bonds. Slogans include We want one hundred percent of Clarke County's registered women to vote for bonds and Bridgea for the northern area. Page Eight continues.
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T.F. Green
Brown
James Morton
James White
Mra
Parker
Clarke County
Winterville
Mire
Pittard
Stiss
Marlon Celle
Tuckaton
Bertha ‘Hancock
Whitehall
Whits
Princeton
Henry
Oldham
Hinton Hrowam
Joe Murray
Oconee Heights
Arthur
Buckbranch
T. A. Suddeth
Belmont
Nellie Hoyards
Fowlers
Leon Lester
R. W. Lester
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