Twenty Members Of Congress Inspect Muscle Shoals Visit
A congressional delegation from the Senate agriculture and House military committees departed for Alabama to inspect the Muscle Shoals and Gorgas projects. They will study the plants from a physical standpoint and may consider a government owned corporation to control future development.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture and the House
Mugcle
Shoals and Gorgas
Ala
House
Senate
Norris
Agriculture Committee
Henry Ford
Alabema Power Company
Frederick EZ
Senate Committee
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Agriculture
Military
Alabama
Nebraska
Ford
Mishama Power Company
Enestrum
Kahn
Detroit 7 Rochester 4 in nonleague game report
Detroit defeated Rochester 7 to 4 in a baseball nonleague tilt. The game featured strong pitching and key hits from Detroit players as the two teams exchanged runs early. Details on pitchers and exact scoring sequence are incomplete in the clipping.
Prohibition to Win Yet Says Doctor Morgan At Athens Conference
Doctor Morgan told thousands at the Athens Bible Conference that prohibition laws will be more effective in the next generation. He argued heredity and parental legacy influence boys, but God has not yet entered the child’s heart to offset sin. He challenged critics of biblical quotation about the father’s sin and urged faith as the remedy.
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Gr. G. Campbell Morgan
Athens
Lucy Cobb
State Normal
Bell Morgan
Morgan
Len G. Brou
Toe
Regan
Athens General Hospital
P. C. Morgan
Broughton
Bible Sessions End Today With Four Sermons
The Athens Bible Conference concludes today with four sermons by Dr Campbell Morgan and Dr P C Morgan. Services include 11 a m at Central Presbyterian and First Christian. 8 p m at First Methodist and First Baptist. Dr Len G Brouhton was ill and replaced by Dr P C Morgan.
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Campbell Morgan
Central Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
P. C. Morgan
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Enemies Still Rap a Power Treaty
Washington reports a Senate scramble over the four power Pacific treaty and its supplements. Leaders met to draft a new plan after opposition pressed to reconsider Fridays action. Administration may pursue separate ratification on the supplement while debate continued into Sunday.
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Washington
Senate
Ipoint
Professors Plan Okefenokee Swamp Field Trip
A party of professors and staff will spend spring holidays, April 12 to 22, in the Okefenokee Swamps of South Georgia. They will camp, hunt, ash and carry Okefenokee Georgia, as part of efforts by scientific societies to press for the area’s reserve as a national park. The group includes scientists and students from across the United States.
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Okefenokee
South Georgia
Georgia
United States
Flogging case and clan rumors shake Athens
A Mississippi era report claims Frank Kenny was beaten by masked men after social scandal with another man's wife. Mrs. Kenny named D. A. Britt and W. W. Harlow in warrants, saying she recognized them during the assault and warned of Ku Klux activity. A preliminary trial is set for Monday afternoon.
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Frank Kenny
Athens
Fis
Nora Kenny
In Kenny
D. A. Britt
Britt
Harlow
Kenny
Nacgochee Street
Miss Kenny
Georgia science academy founded by state leaders
The Georgia science academy project brought together leaders from Georgia Tech Emory Mercer and other institutions. Chancellor Barrow welcomed guests as Dr R P Sten presided. university officials and faculty from multiple campuses attended the Saturday meeting. A class planting of the 1922 tree near Old College marked the revival of a long‑dormant collegiate custom.
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David C. Barrow
University
Georgia School of Technolgy
8. P. Branch
G. H. Boggs
T. W. Fitzgerald
W. V. Skiles
Emory University
W. 8. Nelms
J. J. Peeples
R. C. Rhodes
Mercer University
Henry, Fox
C.R. Foyntain
Glethorpe Iversity
EB. & Heath
B. M. Hall
the University Georgia
David C. Bai
Charles M Snelling
L. L. Hendren
R. Stephens
Mather H. McHatton
Charal Rei
J. M. Reade
M. Starhan
Georgia Experiment Station
Griffin
HLT
Ina Ky
EB. B. In
J. B. M. Hall
Atlanta
W. L. Moss
Athens Werp Aleo
Georgia
Academy of
John E. Drewry
University of Georgia
David C. Barbranbie
Old College
Vérgon
Oliver
Morton
A. T
Levie
Morris
C.T. Conyers
Barrow
Mr. Reed
Mrealdent McRainey
Daga
Presi-dent MecRainey
A. B. Culherson
Clase
Federal rate of discount reduced in Georgia
Announcement by Governor M B Wellborn and Aerral Tate states the federal rate of discount was cut to 4 percent, down from 7 percent a year ago. The decision, described as aided by the general business environment, aims to stimulate activity in the Sixth District.
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Atlanta
M. B. Wellborn
Aerral
Tate
Dr Morgan Launches New Pulpit Series in Banner-Herald
Dr G Camp De Morgan, a noted English Bible student, becomes regular Sunday contributor. His first article titled My New Pulpit appears on today’s editorial page, showcasing earnest, accessible sermons for Athens readers through The Banner-Herald.
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Dr. Morgan
The
Banner-Herald Today
Herald
G. Camp ‘Orem
Minster
Jon Squire
Banner-Herald
Athens
de Morgan
Ae Fei Ga Wieser
Arsume
Barrow Speaks On France In America At Chapel
Chancellor David C. Barrow addressed the Athens chapter of L Alliance Francaise on France In America at University Chapel. He detailed early French settlements, Huguenot migration to Atlantic colonies, and French aid in the Revolutionary War. The program featured songs and guitar selections, with Prof. J. Lusteat presiding.
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University Chapel
David C. Barrow
Athens
L'Alliance Francaise
France
America
Barrow
United States
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississipos
Lberty
England
Prof
J. Lusteat
EU Ee
Rotarians Return From Savannah Convention
The Eighth District Rotary Conference in Savannah opened with 875 enrolled. Fred Altstadter welcomed delegates to the city’s hospitable, tree lined streets. District Governor John Buree led the meeting, praising Abit Nix and the district’s policies as strong. A St Petersburg Florida delegation invited next year’s conference, delivering vivid praise of their city and a spirited remark from Rev Bob McCassim about Montgomery backing St Petersburg.
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Rotary
Savannah
Fred Altstadter
Ates
Uns
John Buree
Toou
Ef Lade
Abit Nix
Fondines
Parenourial
St Petersburgh
Florida
California
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Ben Franklin
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Ring Lardner
St. Petersburgh
Heaven
Bob
McCassim
Thontgomery
South Senators Urged to Support Maritime Aid
Senator Randell of Louisiana urged Senate action on pending legislation to provide government aid for merchan t marine. He said direct aid to shipping would free Southern ports from foreign control and attract investment, noting the need for a reasonable return on vessels. Turn to page four.
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Washington
Ees
Randell
Louisiana
Senate
Ransdell
Survivor of Mam in Which and Die Tells Story
Five are known to be dead after a collapse or incident involving Mam Station. A woman survivor recounts events, describing how she escaped as others perished. The report notes authorities are investigating the tragedy and the survivor’s account contrasts with initial casualty estimates.
Delirious 3 Man Vessel Details Harrowing Account
A delirious voyage tale unfolds aboard a derelict vessel near Miami where Moore, allegedly adrift for 56 hours, recounts survival amid saltwater exposure. Mrs Williams describes his insistence that she is his mother as he drifts between lucid recollection and delirium.
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Miami
Auvard
Utah
Moore
William Green
Tooring
Witbchaser
J. Willams
Petro
Hyan
J. O. Oigie
Mémphis
Tenn
Charles Smuth
F. Abou
Roweu
Williams
Wiliams
Green
Sheen
Gulf Stream
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Science Academy
Mercer
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Oglethorpe, Georgia
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