Inauguration of Governor Hardwick Saturday at Noon
Special to The Banner from Aianta Ga June 23 plans for the inauguration of Hon Thomas W Hardwick as governor proceed with no address outline yet. A three senator five representative committee will be named by presiding officers tomorrow and is to be headed by Senator James H Boykin Lincolnton. The article notes anticipated harmonious cooperation on financial and taxation policy and education management reforms, with possible changes unlikely to halt the administration’s course unless political reform efforts emerge.
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Aianta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
James H. Boykin
Lincolnton
Neill
Forty boys sign with YMCA annual camp in mountains
The YMCA boys camp reached its full forty camper cap three weeks before the July session, with dates July 6 to 19 leaving Athens and returning home. A two week camp will be held instead of four weeks, and space may be made for six more boys by using a cleared riverbank site. A girls camp follows from July 20 to August 2 for up to twenty five, with twenty signed already and deposits paid. chaperones include Mrs Forbes and Mrs Hill.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Athens
Forbes
Mandy
W.T. Forbes
B. L. Hill
W. T. Forbes
Aio
Branham Watson
Warner Jones
Bradford Merry
John Hodgson
John L. Green
Walter T. Forbes, Jr
Joel Dean
Horace L. Smith
George Ash
Sitenee Jr
Boykin Bolton
Alfred Parham
Reid
Brennan Dobbs
Marvin Maynard
Winterville School Praised as Model Agricultural Education
Paul W Chapman, Georgia supervisor, lauds Winterville High for integrating farm life with classroom learning. Students finance, build and run farm projects, including pig production, poultry houses and self feeders, earning substantial returns and increasing community engagement.
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Winterville School
Supervisor OF Agriculture Education
Paul W. Chap Mah
Georgia
Chapman
Winterville, Gs
Dean Davenport
College of Agriculture
Minnals
Alaork
Winterville
Nockete
Mog
Athens camp leaders and staff plan largest camp yet
Ben Thornton Jr and Thomas Rousse head a list of 49 camp leaders including William Griffeth Julian Cox Frank Dunbar Joy Jacobs and Oxcar McWhorter with T Forbes superintendent and assistants Harry Cason Will Crans D D Quillian G Lester Forbes and cooks Jeff Morris and Ransome Hawkins. The group notes room for about six more boys if a final tent can be placed as authorities anticipate the largest Athens camp ever held by the Athens M, GU, A and past successes.
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Ben Thornton, Jr
Thos. C. Rousse
Wiliam Griffeth
Julian Cox
Frank Dunbar
Joy M. Jacobs
Oxcar “McWhorter
Fain Slaughter
Johm H. Venable
Roy Dean
Bannon- Jones
Carl Elliott
August Keller
Stanton Forbes
Morton Hodgson
T. Forbes
Harry Cason
Will M. Crans
D. D. Quillian
G Lester Forbes
Jeff Morris
Ransome ‘ Hawkins
Athens
Danube the Main Street of Europe
Washington report notes Danube shipping rising as Central Europe eyes better economics. The river, historically key from Vienna to Belgrade, links landlocked nations to the sea like the Mediterranean does Southern Europe. It supports diverse life, from floating barges to canal boats, passing cities and historic towns along its length.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
National ‘Geographic Society
Danube
Mediterranean
Volga
Broadway
New York
Vienna
Tuba
Minneapolis
Hudson
Budapest
Belgrade
Save
Danube River Description and Historic Passages
The Danube rises in the Black Forest and flows through Germany Austria and Hungary forming many arms and whirlpools. It carves through Kazan de file and the Iron Gates receiving numerous tributaries and suggesting a prehistoric inland sea. A Trojan road once crossed the Kazan defile and modern routes only recently opened on either bank. Recognition in 1856 and later treaties including Versailles in 1919 mark its international importance.
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Black Forest
Rhine
Bavaria
Austria
Hungary
Kazan de File
Iron Gates
Ytar
Kazan
Trojan
Danube
Versailles
Conferees Agree On Army and Navy Personnel
Washington June 23 The senate voted to accept the conferees report on the army appropriation bill totaling 328 million dollars. The action sets the army at 160000 enlisted men by October 1 and reaches 106000 navy enlisted personnel for the next fiscal year after agreement between senate and house conferees on the naval appropriation bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Memorial Park at Manassas Planned for Confederate and Union Dead
Washington June 23 The Associated Press reports groundwork for a memorial park at Manassas Virginia to honor dead and wounded from both sides. A finance board meeting advanced plans to finish battlefield work by July 21 and to raise about 99 thousand dollars.
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Associated’ Press
Washington, D. C
Manassas
Finance Board
Fin
Invited Crews Win Chief Honors From Colleges in Race
In Poughkeepsie the annual Intercollegiate regatta awarded top honors to invited crews. The United States Naval Academy won first place and the University of California finished second in the three mile event. Cornell captured third place.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie, N
United States Naval Academy
University of California
Cornell
Reduced freight rates on fruits questioned by shippers
Evidence presented to railroads by shippers of fruits and vegetables across the country does not justify a general reduction of freight on that traffic. The Association of Highway Executives announced the finding after a meeting held at the request of the Interstate Commerce Commission to review the situation.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Association of
iIway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Catholic Bishop Sinking Rapidly in Superior Wis
Bishop Joseph Koudelka of the Superior diocese is not expected to live beyond a few hours, according to physicians. The church leaders and parishioners await further word as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Joseph Koudelka
Moton Urges Negroes Cooperate In Welfare Matters
Dr. Robert Moton, principal of the Tuskegee Institute, urged American Negroes to cooperate in all welfare matters during his graduation address at Armstrong Training School in Washington. He said local Negro residents have an unusual opportunity to demonstrate capacity for intelligent citizenship.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Moton
Turkey Institute
Armstrong ‘Training School
Washington
Statues of Truth and Wisdom Placed at Public Library Entrance
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that statues named Truth and Wisdom stand at the entrance of the New York Public Library. The paper cites the idea that the two concepts are rarely identical, reflecting a New York notion on civic ideals.
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New York: Public, Library
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Notable Money Fallout in Press Snippets and Trials
An economist raises a view on Bergdoll's money benefiting the United States, while a separate line hints at cable cap discussions and a trial context tied to New York divorce cases as mentioned in sources from the New York Herald and Indianapolis Star. The fragmented text reflects cross-paper brief quotes on finance, media, and legal matters.
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United States
Bergdoll
New York Herald
Bantah
New York
Indianapolis Star
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Georgette Walats
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J. Bush & CO
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