Atlanta Law Juniors Banquet Hosted By Faculty
The Atlanta Law school junior class held its annual banquet in the Analey hotel palm room with full attendance. R J Wynne served as toastmaster while Hamilton Douglas Sr dean and faculty members spoke. Toasts honored the school the class and the faculty by Joseph Stanfield James Z Vocelle and W R Kendrick.
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Atlanta Law School
Analey Hotel
R. J. Wynne
Hamilton Douglas, Sr
Joseph Stanfield
James Z. Vocelle
W. RB. Kendrick
City cannot operate Destructor plant in dispute with company
City officials face injunction blocking operation of the Destructor plant as mayor and attorney discuss options to lift the ban or let the city take over and run the facility during litigation. The case centers on a disputed contract to dispose of 250 tons daily with $135,000 set aside for final payment and court costs.
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James L. Mayson
Destructor Company
Woodward
Supreme Court
Newman
Small Roads Lose Passenger Revenue to Autos, Says Commission
The Georgia Railroad Commission heard that small roads fear losing passenger revenue to rising automobile use. The Orlando Southern line seeks to merge two trains between Perry and Fitzgerald into mixed service. The commission granted conditional approval to operate trains 7 and another as mixed trains, not required to perform road service work, with weekly operation reports to monitor passenger traffic conditions.
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Georgia
OciNla Southern Road
State Railroad Commission
Perry
Fitzgerald
Morris Brown closes as diplomas awarded at Bethel A M E
About 3000 attended Morris University commencement at Bethel A M E church Auburn Avenue. Sixty four graduates received diplomas from departments. President Fountain and Bishop J Fupper led the procession. Speeches covered topics on education, religion, and youth. President Fountain urged graduates to serve humanity and spread peace not prejudice.
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Morris University
Bethel A. M. BE Church
Auburn Avenue
University
Fountain
J. &. Fupper
WO. P. Sharman
D. Roseboro
Frankie Postell
Marie Akery
Robert J Jefferson
Ruth Roseboro
Maggie Stovall
Mor
Mary Haye
Charlotte Enross
EB. G. Dawson
Pansy Bryant
Benjamin F. Cofer
W .A. Fountain
Pollard’s Death Sentence Commuted to Life
Asbury Pollard, a Black man in Glynn County, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment after Governor Harris acted on clemency. Pollard was convicted of murdering Celia Henry by ax blows two months earlier, with the woman having carried out domestic duties and attended social events in the interim before dying from injuries.
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Asbury Pollard
Negrag
Glynn
Celia Henry
Harris
Pollard
Henry
Health officials host city barbecue at Hemphill pumping station
City health and sanitation workers, along with mayor and council members, will attend today’s annual barbecue at the Hemphill Avenue pumping station. Officials say attendees should gather by 1 30 and the event should end by 5. Dr Kennedy, Dr Smith, and Chief Jentzen lead the arrangements with sanitation staff cooking.
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Health and Sanitation Departments
General Council
Water Board
The
Health Board
Hemphill Avenue
J. P. Kennedy
Claude Smith
John Jentzen
Department of Sanitation
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A. A. Owen
Atlanta Law
Rhuibracig
Kidskin
Soles
Louis Heels
Othe
J. M. High CO
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree Street
Celie Ba Srs
S.S.S
Nature
Wee Owers
Btlanta Se
SWIFT
Atlanta, GA
Morris Brown
OP Pollard
Health Department
Hart Schaffiner
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Brothers Company
Walton
Marx
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