First Week Tech Campaign Shows Splendid Result
The Greater Tech drive in Georgia reports a strong start with about thirty three counties under way and near one million dollars raised. Quotas were over subscribed in multiple counties including Ware, Dodge, and Early, while leaders praised progress and forecast continued momentum for the Georgia School of Technology campaign. A telegram from Indiana Governor McCray congratulated the effort as a national advance.
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Atlanta
Greater Tech
Bigwest
Georgia
Pulaski County
Pulaski
Thomas Barrett, Jr
Wusta
Save
U Vusta
Sun
Jian S$. Brown
Glynn Wnty
Brunswick
J. A. Combs
Lo J Cust Grove
Talmadge
Winn
Atkinson County
Marion County
W. L. Robuck
Crisp County
J. L. Crawley
Ware County
W. W. Smith
Early County
United States
Georgia Tech
Dorsey
McCray
Indiana
Geor
Sunday Y Club to Hear Mr Alf Bailey Tomorrow
The Sunday Y club of Athens will host Alf Bailey an engineer on the Georgia railroad at 3 pm in the Y M C A auditorium. Bailey who has 37 years with the railroad and 30 years as a throttling engineer will speak on The Thing We Need the Most inviting Athens boys and community to attend.
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Y Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Alf Bailey
Georgia Railroad
Bailey
Y. M.C
Athens
Hartwell Opens New Department Store in Satterfield Building
Hartwell Georgia May 6 Hartwell welcomes a new department store opening Saturday in the Satterfield building opposite the First National bank. Joe Goldman will operate the shop with a large stock. The event signals confidence in Hartwell and its future. Work will begin soon on a new high school on the adjoining lot. The board of education has purchased Mrs. A G McCurry and Mr. D C Alford property, now owning the entire block with the school building. Dr J E Dickey and Dr W L Pierce will preach to Elberton district Christian Educational workers next Friday. Interment plans are under way for Mr Child Stephenson body to be brought to New York next Saturday. Prof J J Allman of the Hartwell schools has been elected head of the eighth district high school association. This honor is well deserved. USE GEORGIA PRODUCTS
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Hartwell
Satterfield
First National Bank
Joe Goldman
Tmne
Board of Education
A. G. McCurry
D. C. Alford
J. E. Dickey
W. L. Pierce
Christian Educational Workers
Elberton
Mr. Child Stephenson
New York
Anderson Company
J. J. Allman
Hartwell Schools
Proposes New Bill Select Judiciary At Next Session
Atlanta May 6 The principal reason for lax enforcement of state laws, says Representative Frank L Hanson, is the human element in the judiciary through election by the people. A reform bill by Representative Manson would remove judges and solicitors from politics by a two stage appointment and senate ratification. The plan uses five nominations per circuit for judges and solicitors general, with the governor making appointments after senate approval. The system aims to curb executive machine influence and to rotate judges in state service, with support from prominent attorneys. The Grand Chenier Wild Life Refuge in Louisiana, a 35 000 acre tract, was donated by the Rockefeller Foundation to remain a perpetual wild life preserve. Representative Reece is 31, young by congressional standards, with the prior youngest member McCleod at 25.
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Atlanta
Frank L. Hanson
Manson
Senate
Executive Department
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State Senate
Manion
Supreme Court
Rockefeller Foundation
Louisiana
Grand Chenier
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