Political Crisis In England Stagnant Amid Churchill Speech
England's political scene remained unchanged Saturday as Churchill's Oxford address drew no direct protest toward Conservative leaders. Reports claimed Lloyd George would meet Cabinet members at Chequers Court, but plans shifted, prompting speculation the premier may delay decisions until Genoa policy clarity emerges.
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Challenged Apportionment Tangles in Appointment Fight
In a contested presidential appointment, a special envoy proposal triggered a Senate clash. The nominee, a Utah Democrat, faces opposition from the Judiciary Committee and others over confirmation and naming authority.
Four Power Pacific Treaty To Be Taken Up By Senate Monday
CITY WIDE PRAYER FOR CONFERENCE Friday night March 10 at 8 o'clock. Dr. Morgan urges earnest prayer for the Conference and hopes many will attend. Readers to report attendance. envelopes provided for offerings to finance the Conference. no pressure beyond sincere contribution. Prayer places listed with leading readers and homes to host services. turnout expected across Athens.
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First Baptist Church
Athens
Little Stories Of Our Y.M.C.A. By F.C. 0.
Fragmented text hints at a series titled Little Stories Of Our Y.M.C.A. with uncertain author initials. The readable lines describe civic life and group dynamics in a reflective, ongoing column.
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Senate to take up four power pact Monday for ratification vote
Harding and Lodge reach agreement on a schedule to discuss the four power Pacific treaty almost daily until ratification. Administration leaders plan to push the four power treaty alongside unrelated judiciary bills while keeping other business aside.
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Lodge
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Senate
Massachusetts
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Foreign Relations Committee
Kelleg
Minnesota
Lodee
Department of Justice
Seni
German Vegoels to Enjoy Privileges in Trade Accord
Paris reports German vessels bound for the Americas will have full access to international commerce and shipping rules and may call at French ports if German companies meet regulations. The French ministry notes no entry permissions were requested or refused for the Cap Polino. The ministry links no boycott to Hamburg and Bremen but says the issue is unrelated to alleged refusals for German ships at Sault Ste Marie. Also reported is the death of Mrs. John Whalen of the Chippewa tribe at 119, born in 1803, who rarely left Sugar Island and carried a clay pipe.
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North America
Associated Press
Ang Thode Riles
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
John Whalen
Wahsaya Ogebayangu
Sugar Island
Gaturdey
Myalen
Shome
Pipe
Judge dismisses Athens Daily News receiver petition
Hartwell Georgia special to Banner-Herald reports Judge Walter Hodges dismissed the receivership petition for the Athens Daily News brought by former editor Thomas J. Simmons after intervention by company officers seeking guarantor status. The suit centered on insolvency and a $3500 claim, with arguments over contract liability, book access, and whether the contract was enforceable against the insolvent paper as stockholders and directors debated disclosures and deferred dues.
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Hodges
Simmons
Andrew J. Cobb
News
Daily News
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Cobb
Muscle Shoals Commission Should Ease Safe Chapel Loss
Historic Prince Avenue chapel once central to Georgia law and education faces ruin from a pigeon-infested shell. Father Clark intervened to save it and urged university museum rather than demolition. Built 1810, the little church endured war and rebuilding, its fate now tied to preservation efforts amid a new Catholic church nearby.
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Georgia
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Athens
University
Offclala
Strikers Return to Work Monday in Rhode Island
Strikers in Woonsocket Mills reach compromise with management, reopening the plush plant Monday morning. In Pawtucket Valley the Hope company's mill reopened Thursday amid intensified picketing and police orders restricting picketing to former employees. Leaders warn of further legal action if authorities contest peaceful picketing while preparing for a test case in higher courts.
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Pawtucket Valley
Congress Proposal for Muscle Shoals Commission Fails to Gain Support
Washington AP — House Military Affairs Chairman Kahn urged creation of a Muscle Shoals commission to settle legal issues and arrange sale or lease of war built properties in Muscle Shoals, but minority members led by Representative Fields opposed ceding such power to a cabinet group. Fields argued Congress must decide development and farmer fertilizer needs, not a cabinet panel.
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House Military Affairs Committee
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Kentucky
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Wilmington
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Fields
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Italian Fascists Install Provisional Government at Fiume
The Associated Press reports Italian Fascists and former D’Annunzio loyalists have installed a provisional government in Fiume after a Friday coup forcing President Zanella to retire. The city’s police and garrison remain alert as other units mass nearby, while the cruiser Miry lo is ordered to restore order and prevent further uprisings. The new regime includes former members of D’Annunzio’s national council. the public mood and long term control remain uncertain.
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Fiumoe
Zanella
D’annuasio
Pie Nu Carabinesis Arery Service
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Mirylo
D’annunsia
Fortson Favored For Re-Election By Walton County Jury
The Walton County grand jury commends Judge Blanton Fortson of the western circuit superior courts in the coming election. They describe him as fearless and able, presiding judge, and say his service has secured one of the best presiding records the circuit has ever had. The endorsement appeared in the Walton Tribune February issue, highlighting his role in crime suppression and the enforcement of law and order.
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Fortson
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Athens
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Death Mystery Solved While Letter Claims Director’s Killer Named
Los Angeles police report a letter from an unidentified contributor saying he killed William Desmond, motion picture director, and fled the country. Captain Adama says the letter aligns with facts but gives no definite confession, and the department will continue the investigation with caution. The writer from an eastern city, unnamed by police, expressed regret he could not be captured.
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Federal narcotics case linked to Havana suspect
Jacksonville officer Dickinson identified Morrison of Havana as a key figure in a drug ring. Federal agents, who raided a room linked to the suspect, said they may detain Halpern as a confederate. Brown faced a federal violation hearing with bail set, while officials pursue bond efforts.
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