Cotton Growers Ad Measures Considered At Meeting
Washington June 23 A meeting of southern state equators with Secretaries Wallace and Hoover discussed relief measures for cotton growers. A plan to aid banks in financing cotton paper held by farmers was floated. Participants favored quick action without new legislation, and Senator Smith said another conference would be held soon to work out details.
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Washington, D.C
Wallace
Hoover
Nhot
Smith
South Carolina
Harding Calls For the UP and Early Pataga Plan
The article reports House Ways and Means Chairman Fordgey briefing President Ford on a proposed early package of eleven laws. The plan aims for quick action by the committee with a preliminary bill ready by Monday for discussion, though precise Reed Line requirements remain unclear.
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Iene B.C. Dane
Ordney
White
Iacuss
Fordgey
Reed
Mit
Jackie Coogan Delights Young Movie Fans at Palace
Children judged Peck's Bad Boy as a hit as Jackie Coogan drew crowds at the Palace. The matinee for kids drew hundreds and the audience roared, while those who missed yesterday’s opening planned to return for a second day with Theresa and Larry Lemon comedy.
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Peck
Jackie Coogan
Theresa
Larry Lemon
Attendance at Summer School Surges Despite Costs
The report notes a rise of more than 225 in attendance as Summer continues to grow. Over 1,000 teachers have registered, signaling a season with higher participation than last year by about 125 attendees amid financial strain.
Harvard Yale Regatta Draws Crowds to Thames River
Harvard and Yale face off in the 63rd annual regatta on the Thames tomorrow afternoon. Crowds pour into Groton area towns with banners and regatta girls, while fans from both sides anticipate a competitive race despite recent defeats. Local hotels expect higher prices as visitors arrive for a day of rowing and pageantry along the river.
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
Princeton
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Te Marsachusetta Tech
Colonel Michael to Speak at Masons Maysville St John’s Day
Colonel Michael will deliver an address before the Masonic lodge of Maysville for the St John’s day celebration on June 24. A Masonic festival and dinner will draw several thousand people from the region. Dr. Bert Bishop will also speak.
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M. C. Pifehael
Mayaville
Michael
Maxon
Bert Bishop
Soule Represents Georgia at Yale Education Meeting
Dr. Andrew M. Soule has spent several days in New Haven representing the University at a major educational gathering at Yale. He is expected to return home tomorrow.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia New Haven Meeting
New Haven
Conn
Yale
De Valera Arrest Reported in Dublin Debacle
A Dublin dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera was arrested Wednesday night at Black Rock, County Dublin, and released today without any charge being preferred. The note adds rapid movement and no formal accusation.
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Associated Press
London
Dublin
Eamonn DeValera
Black Rock
County Dublin
Curzon Attacks League Covenant in House of Lords
Lord Curzon secretary of state for foreign affairs denounced the league of nations covenant in the House of Lords. He said many international frictions stem from improper timing of peace by the Allies and urged strong American cooperation with the Allies.
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Curzon
League
Covenant
House of Lords
London
League of Nations
Lord Curzon
Barn and Hill Street fires cause heavy losses at college complex
Morning blaze at the College of Agriculture property on College and Hill Street caused about 4000 dollars in damage with 1000 dollars to contents. Large hay, grain stores and farming tools, including a mixer and mills, burned as flames spread in a frame barn. Firemen confined damage to surrounding property. A second fire at Jonas Meyers residence on Hill Street damaged the kitchen re, rear of the house, origin unknown.
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Hill Street
Jonas Meyers
Hi Street
Max Goldman Relocates to 401 Broad Street in Georgia
Max Goldman to move into new, remodeled store at 401 Broad Street next week. He offers a large stock of shoes and assorted merchandise at greatly reduced prices to clear stock before the move. A modern interior and updated fixtures will house an up-to-date line for men, women, and children.
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Max Goldman
Broad Street
Georgia
Broadstreet
Germany Decides Release Remainder American Property
Washington June 23 reports the German government announced it will release the remaining sequestrated American properties. Owners seeking release should address the Information Office of the Alien Property Custodian in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Adtices Today
Information Office of Alien Property Custodian
St Ber
Delegation Chosen To Host Georgia Baptist Young Peoples Union
Savannah June 23 Athens was chosen as the site for the 27th annual Georgia Baptist Young Peoples Union convention. The Athens delegation thanked the convention and pledged a warm welcome as 1200 to 1500 youths are expected. Local leaders and delegates from Savannah and Athens were listed as participants and organizers for next year’s gathering.
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Savannah
Athens
The
Georgia Baptist
Young Peoples Union
Sims to brief Denby on his London speech today
Secretary Denby expected to hear today from Rear Admiral Sims who was recalled from London to recount what he said in his Washington address. Sims said the speech had been inaccurately quoted and would report the exact remarks.
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Washington, D. C
Denby
Tomor
Simm
London
Sims
Seven Die As Barnesboro Theater Collapses In Storm
Seven persons were killed and many injured when the Grand theater at Barnesboro collapsed tonight amid a severe storm. Nine rescuees were pulled from the ruins and taken to Johnstown hospital for treatment.
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Barnesboro
Johnstown
Jtine
Weevil Activity Spreads in Texas and Georgia
Washington June 23 news reports cotton crops are generally well cultivated with few grassy-field complaints. The national weather and crop bulletin notes weevil activity has spread over the week, with damage increasing in Georgia and Texas, though conditions remain generally fair.
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Texas
Georgia
Washington, D. C
National Weather and Crop Bulletin
Accadean
Georgie
Tornado Hits Jacksonville Town Near Little Rock
A tornado struck Jacksonville near Little Rock this afternoon, destroying five houses and unroofing one. The storm path was 100 yards wide and five miles long. Mrs. John Woodson, wife of a farmer, was injured as stock and outbuildings suffered heavy losses.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Jacksonville
Here
John Woodson
Long wrangle over Napier 10 commission grows
Special to The Banner reports a heated session where lawmakers certified Napier for the commission. The assembly's joint action directs the governor to appoint Napier as of tomorrow, allowing immediate service and signaling a shift in state dealings with Governor Hardwick.
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Jy Tanta
Ts House
Atate
State House
Assembly
Napler
Hardwick
Regios
Hun
Denny
Borah Attacks Soldier Bonus Payment Methods
Washington June 23 Senator Borah opened a pointed attack on how veteran bonuses would be paid. He condemned delay and insisted cash payments were the courageous choice, arguing the other methods were discreditable to the Republican party. Senator McCumber and allies had advocated cash or land and other values, while Borah pressed for immediate cash.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
McCumber
Borah
Funeral of Grover C Gunnells Held At Pleasant Grove
Funeral services for Grover C. Gunnells aged 85 were held Thursday at 3 PM at Pleasant Grove Church in Hev county. He died October 19 1918 in France while serving with Company F 125th Infantry AEF. Survived by nine sisters and one brother. Bernstein Brothers Funeral Directors were in charge.
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Athrow
Franer
Pleasant Grove Chuoreh
Ete
Culberson
Mrv Gunnvlia
Lige Gunnolls
Madison County
France
125Th Infantry
Camp Gordon
Bernstein
Governor-Elect Hardwick to Press Tax and Spending Reform
Special to The Banner Atlanta June 23 Governor-elect Hardwick plans a message to the general assembly outlining strict fiscal policy. He seeks deep cuts, revised maintenance funding, a revolving fund, and a revised tax system including gasoline and liquor taxes. The aim is to balance the budget amid slow revenue collection and large deficits.
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Atlanta
Hardwick
General Assembly
Cloge
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Whites Expanded The 1820 Census Racial Distribution
Washington D C June The census bureau reports a population of 94 822 431 whites 10 463 013 Negroes 242 969 Indians 111 025 Japanese and 61 686 Chinese The white population grew 16 percent in a decade while Negroes and others show smaller gains Georgia leads with the largest Black population at 1 206 266
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Georg
Prof J Lustrat’s Brother Dead In France
Professor Joseph Lustrat of the University of Georgia mourns the death of his brother Henri Lustrat at his home in Vichy France. Henri was the family’s last surviving member and the news prompts many expressions of sympathy from Lustrat’s friends and colleagues.
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J. Lustrat
France
Joseph’ Lustrat
University of Georgia
Henri Lustrat
Vichy
Lustrat
Professor Lastrat
Beck Wants List Of All Who Made Too Much In War
Washington, Does Jane tA regulsition calling outligrebsary for & lst of individuald, firm such cer eration a pare propia ex ceeding 25 per cept ceed tnnice capital to 1918 was Intiud. Iene house today by Trepresextative from Winconala, Tt asked ale for dinner of pofkotts and trivia who availed, falsifies or wilfully understated the amount of their incomes during the war period.
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Arene Press
Washington
Jane
Winconala
Serbian King Reported Better Amid Uncertain Outlook
A London dispatch quoted a Near East newspaper noting King Peter of Serbia has been ill with reports shifting. Sources say the monarch may have died three or four days earlier, creating confusion about the royal condition.
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Stade
Pater
Serbia
London
Thesday
Near East
Peter
Rotary Leader Edward R Hodgson Jr A Athens business figure
Edward Reginald Hodgson Jr heads Empire State Chemical Company among the souths largest corporations. He sits on the Southern Mutual Insurance board and is vice president of Hodgson Oil Refining. A director at Athens Terminal Bank Georgia Tech trustee and YMCA Athens president. A native Athenian graduate of the University of Georgia and active in Baptist church and boys work through Rotary. Wartime YMCA volunteer served overseas in England and enjoys golf and lakeside Kanuga North Carolina summers. Address Cotton Co or the steel company, Venlenine Avenue.
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Empire*state Chemical_company
Athens
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Athens Terminal Company
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