Marine Traffic In Argentina Recalls Prewar Days
BUENOS AIRES The port of Bueno Aires resumes pre war activity with seventeen vessels in as many days. Five passenger liners from Germany England Italy and Holland return alongside twelve freighters from Britain United States Norway France and Spain. Lumber arrives from Mobile and Gulfport Tampico Cardiff while general merchandise comes from Hamburg. Coal from Cardiff sails on a French vessel and cargo from Hamburg is carried by a Spanish ship.
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Slain Rector and Woman Victims Of Insanity
Havre Montana reports Rev Leons Christer known as The Bishop of All Outdoors and Mrs Marguerite Carleton were shot dead in the rector's home. Officials view the deaths as murder and suicide tied to temporary insanity. No coroners inquest while relatives dispute motive. letters found offer no clear tie to the clergyman.
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Hardwick Considers Adjutant General Appointment
Atlanta governor Hardwick weighed the choice to fill the late Adjutant General post of the Georgia National Guard. Names considered included Major Arthur McCollum Major Charles H. Cox Major J Kelly and Owen Te Kenan of Mycon. The governor said he would heed the wishes of National Guard officers in the decision.
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Man badly burned as gasoline tank explodes in Macon
William A. Dodd was badly burned when a gasoline tank on his car exploded and set his clothing on fire. He ran into a front yard where residents aided in extinguishing the blaze and calling an ambulance. his condition worsened hourly with death expected.
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Rockefeller Woman Leads Anti-Tipping Campaign
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. frames tipping as anti American and undemocratic. She recalls a maid tipping incident at a hotel and backs a ban on tips at Gyac Dodze Hotel as part of a broader push to abolish tipping in hotels nationwide, hoping to influence managers and spur a general movement.
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But She Follows Custom in Not Accepting Tips
A woman of wealth wears a vast display of jewels including a large diamond on her right hand, two large pearls on her left, black pearls as mates, and a diamond chain. Mrs Rockefeller, questioned about the no tipping rule, smiles and admits it is hard not to follow custom.
Georgia National Bank Named Correspondent for Atlanta Joint Bank
Georgia National Bank is named as correspondent for the Atlanta Joint Bank which operates in the Hurt Building, Atlanta. More than sixty three bank correspondents in Georgia and Alabama help the joint stock land bank, with President A B Simms noting applications for over a half million dollars already on hand as the bank opens. The institution aims to keep capital in home territory and to serve numerous stockholders among local bankers and businessmen. The Athens branch is named as the bank correspondent for the Atlanta Joint Bank, with stockholders from more than 100 banks across the two states.
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French Deputies Learn Moscow Dress Code Mismatch
Paris reports Deputy Daladier and Deputy Herriot, while touring Russia, found Western dress standards far stricter than Soviet norms. A Bolshevik official loaned an evening suit to prevent loss of caste, highlighting the Moscow emphasis on appearance.
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Prince George Confined in Athens After Turkish Campaign
Prince Andrew of Greece, brother of former King Constantine, arrived on the destroyer Aspis and was placed in solitary confinement. He commanded forces in Asia Minor and is charged with disobedience of orders and responsibility for a disaster prior to Sangariva.
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