Women legislators push teaching of US Constitution bill
Mrs. Viola Bors Napier of Bibb county and Miss Berwe Kempton of Fulton plan to introduce a bill in the 48th Legislature to compel the teaching of the U.S. Constitution in public schools. Judge Gilbert, general counsel for the American Bar Association, announced the measure at a City Club of Atlanta event, urging active opposition to radical ideologies and stressing constitutional musts.
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Viola Bors Napier
Bibb County
Berwe Kempton
Fulton
Jandly
American Bar Association
United States
Pape Gilbert
Edlgar Watkins
Galbert
Han
Anon
Gilbert Saat
John Marshall
Perdlenlath
Var.sia
Genewel
Aesembly
Mire Napier
Miss Kempion
Parting Reception for Dr Stuchell
AML members and friends attend a farewell reception for Dr Stuchell former pastor of Contial onpregutional du sil who accepted a new call. The event at 27 vloek tonight honors his service and lists attendees from the congregation and nearby circles.
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Willem Lorsence Stuchell
Contial
Onpregutional du
Vloek
Spchell
Inulees Aml
Hatatdad
Frlanda
R O T C units stage big review at three high schools
About 2,500 spectators watched the R O T C units from Boys High Tech High and Fulton High stage their annual review on Grant Field. George W Hardin was inaugurated as Tech High student body president with Col S H Williams presiding in place of General Shanks. Cadet Colonel J J Spencer led a formation as officers judged drills, with Tech High winning first in competitive drills and Bayonet and tent exhibitions.
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Boys’ High
Tech High
Fulton Iigh
Grantfield
George W. Hardin
S. H. Willams
Fourth Corps
Mren
Shanks
James J. Little
Wills A Sutton
Captan Peter DP
Clarke
Olt Guard
W. E Dove
J.P. Haumon
Andrew Jones
Farlough Lee
J. J. Spencer
Hansan
B. Bloodworth
Court of Appeals
H. Ward
Suttey
Technigh
Tulton
Bigh
Bozo’ Hegh
WA. Howland
Rob Coursey
T. W. Webb
Veteran Printer Sylvester Lester Dies in Atlanta
Sylvester Lester known as Ryl by Atlanta punters died at his home 3000 Whitehall Court at 3 PM Thursday after a long illness. He left business about three years ago due to fading health and had run a job printing shop on arous Street near Alabama. He worked for the Constitution about 20 years ago and remained active in printing circles. Survived by widow Mia Barat Veiga Beptery and a daughter, with other relatives in Atlanta. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local churches.
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Sylvester Lester
Atlanta
Ryl
Whitehall Direct
Lester
The
Constitution
Alabama
APF
Tyral Tipegapbaal Ablon
Heya We Dante
Maeehis
Denndoa
Whentihoia
View Catenins
Twente
Mia Barat Veiga
Miro Val Pon
Atlant
Mary Dehaon
Adhbe
Governor Hardwick to Rule on Baker Boys Fate
The two Baker brothers Ralph and George, convicted of murder, face clemency action as Governor Hardwick considers their fate. Deputy W. Morton reports the decision will come within days at the governor’s Sandersville home after petitions from supporters nationwide.
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Ralph
George Baker
Walker
W. Morton
Ehemif
Hardwick
Ila
Sandersville
Periong
Candler Elected to Army Association
Asi G Caniler unanimously elected to hoverary members slip in the Association of the Army of the United States amid unclear text. The report mentions Camp Henning infantry and Lieutenant Cale Wattlingem as possible figures with vague references to the fourth corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asi G. Caniler
Army of the United States
Henning Infantry
Cale
Wattlagiemn
Sumer
Chine crepe and pongee fabrics for dresses and capes
A catalog-like listing describes various fabrics including Canton crepe in multiple colors at 1.95 to 2.50 per yard, Zephyr Spun silk in gingham patterns at 1.35 to 1.79, Japanese pongee at 1.05 to 0.84, and plan Boshanara crepe priced around 3.95 per yard. Notes mention widths of 33 to 40 inches and weights suitable for blouses dresses and draperies.
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Rothanarem
Lehmuth
High
Textile yardage prices and fabrics offered in assorted widths
The notice lists various fabrics including white treadcloth and silk blends, with widths from 30 to 40 inches and prices ranging from 1.35 to 3.95 per yard. Materials include charmeuse silk, georgette, embossed velvet, and self striped varieties suitable for dresses, blouses, and trimmings.
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DR. Stuchell
Baker Boys
Candler
Army Association
Buster Brown
IGHS
Buster Browns
Whichall
J. M. High Co
Redfern
Standard
Kayser
Wael
Grat
Pearl
Woda
Jousti
Paris
Aulilk Taffeta
Esape de Ehne
Georgette and
Ehiffon
Tot
Lille
Sara
Whitehall and
Tunic Streets
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