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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

5

Red Cross Development Aims to Boost Georgia Chapters

Dr Guy Snaveley of the Southern Division outlines Red Cross goals for Georgia chapters. He notes near universal county coverage except one, urges faster chapter production and allotments, emphasizes First Aid Home Nursing and Dietetics training, and calls for stronger junior auxiliaries and school programs amid wartime transport challenges.

Guy Snaveley Southern Tvision American Red Cross Ed Cross Athens Bureau of Development Aoters Georgia Red Cross

Red Cross Nursing Bureau details and training for volunteers

A digest outlines the Red Cross Bureau of Nursing duties from enrollment of nurses and home defense volunteers to training in elementary hygiene and home care of the sick. It covers eligibility for Nurses Aids, 240 hour training, course outline, certifications, and potential roles in canteens, relief stations, and dietetics programs.

THE Bureau OF Nursing OF Red Cross Jane van de Vrede Red Cross Athens Division Bureau of Nursing Bureau of Nursing Southern Division American Red Cross Healey Building Atlanta Crimea Napoleon III Geneva Organization of the Red Cross Department of Nursing Washington France Bureau of Dietitian Service

Red Cross Bureau of Supplies Sets Wool Standards During War

W R Bush director outlines Red Cross effort to protect against profiteering and stabilize yarn prices. The Bureau standardizes worsted yarn, discourages non war use, and coordinates with the War Industries Board to ensure quality and supply for chapters.

W. R. Bush Red Cross Athnner Bureau of Supplies Am- Red Cross Gethla Mannar Ar Industries Board Redional

Red Means Sacrificial Life Under Law of Service

A terse statement links red color to forfeiting a life for a life under a system of service law, suggesting symbolic or ceremonial significance within a regulated framework. It notes a principle where life is exchanged or offered in accordance with formal duties or justice.

Explosions at Semet Solvay plant kill and maim many

At least sixteen dead and scores injured in two blasts at the Semet Solvay Company plant near Split Rock Syracuse. Fire raged as 300 foot flames rose with destruction. rescue efforts hampered by lack of equipment while workers were blown through walls.

Associated Press Syracuse N. Y Semet Solvay Company Split Rock

Red Cross Display Dazzles at Athens Convention

In the Holman building the Red Cross display fills three rooms on the sixth floor and several on the seventh, showing work by the Athens chapter and junior group. Visitors see socks, sweaters, bandages, first aid kits, hospital robes, baby outfits, beds and garments worn by nurses, with hundreds of items produced by women and children. Ladies and girls guide tours and invite all to view the demonstration of the workrooms.

Holman Red Cross Athens Belgium France

Bale Absent Voters Bill Passes House in Georgia

In Atlanta the Georgia House approved the Bale absent voters bill by 95 to 19 and sent it toward the Senate. Also passed was Garland M. Jones of Coweta's bill to bar specific performance of wills unless in writing. The Senate’s brief session failed to act on the Davis joint resolution investigating automobile dealer combinations. a motion to reconsider may come tomorrow.

Atlanta House Senate Garland M. Jones Coweta

Foundation of Truth and Honesty Emphasized in Message

A white foundation stands for sincerity and truth, honoring honesty and the love of all humanity. The statement links moral virtue to collective care and universal goodwill.

Northeast Georgia Sees Real Railroad Strike Hits Local Line

Gainesville reports a train tieup on the Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad amid disputes over basic day pay overtime and higher wages. Engineers and conductors complain wages lag rising living costs, with mediation sought and possible federal involvement. The nearby Gainesville Midland between Gainesville and Athens remains unaffected.

Gainesville Barker Chestatee Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers T. A. Gregg Gregg Mr. Barker Harker Greeg Mediation Board Washington Cainesville Midland Here Athens

More Men Enlist For Army Service

The following young men were accepted at the local recruiting office during June. Names include Bonnie Harper, Aaron Marlow, Ed Nash, Clayton Gillespie, Guy Murray, Theron White, Chester Haynie, Henry Malcolm, John McLeroy, Elien Thornton, Frank Inton, Jease Day, Robert Shields, Nathan Abelman, and others. Officials state all branches are open to men not registered, including infantry, cavalry, field artillery, engineers, coast artillery, remount service, repair units, and WA State guards.

Bonnie Harper Aaron Marlow Ed Nash Clayton Gillespie Guy T. Murray Prank Excee Jesse Hopkins Cavalry Theron White Big R. A Chester S. Haynie Sig

Revenue totals for fiscal year end collections

Washington July 2 Internal revenue collections for the fiscal ending yesterday totaled 3,672,000 compared with 80,000,000 year previous and 3,400,000,000 it was estimated the revenue measure would yield.

Washington

Taxes on income and excess profits rise in year end figures

Washington reports that taxes on income and excess profits for the fiscal year ending June 30 totaled 3,824,000,000. Treasury department figures show all other revenue sources at 3,671,000,000. Georgia paid more than 16,000,000 in income taxes.

Washigton Congress Treasury Department Georgia

Annual Dividend Declared by Athens Savings Bank

Stockholders met to review a prosperous year at the Athens Savings Bank with an annual dividend of 32 percent. Board of Directors re-elected: W Bradshaw Jr Sidney Boley Aaron Cohen L Edwards Deuoroo Mille nicutt Dr J A Hunnicutt Sr J A Hunnicutt Jr FP A Lipecomby G A Mell T B Mell M G Michasiy Myer Stern. Officers reelected: M Stern President M G Michael Vice President G A Mell Cashier. The office force was changed.

Athens Banking Institution Athens Savings Bank W. Bradshaw, Jr Sidney Boley Aaron, Cohen L. ¥. Edwards Deuoroo Millenicutt Atheon Savings Bank Tana Tae

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DR. Guy American Nurses' Association Red Cross Nursing Service Army Navy Nurse Corps Town and Country Nursing Service RED Cross Bureau OF Supplies Stajather Cory Thedford’s Internal Revenue Funds
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