Violinist Efrem Zimbalist to Play Monday Night
Efrem Zimbalist, famed violinist, will perform next Monday at the auditorium under Musical Bureau direction. The program promises refined execution and classic interpretation, with sale of seats starting tomorrow at 9 am from Cable Plano Co. A large number of students across American schools study violin regulation courses, underscoring growing interest in the instrument.
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Atlanta bakers plan reorganization and hospitality sequence
A meeting of leading Atlanta bakers at the chamber of commerce outlines plans to reorganize the Atlanta Association of the Baking industry and to entertain visitors expected for the Southeastern Association of the Baking Ministry with a luncheon at the Piedmont hotel and a theater party. The five member committee includes Walter W. Brown initially, then Le As Ruppessbure, with A B Marvin A Morse and J H Nichols, to coordinate events ahead of the January 18 meeting in Atlanta.
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Inter-Racial Sunday Observed Across Georgia
The Georgia state inter-racial committee designated Sunday January 23 as Inter-Racial Sunday with a campaign urging church ministers to preach on racial harmony. Governor Hugh M. Dorsey and leaders of the Georgia Baptist Convention and the state committee urged cooperation, seeking to improve race relations, education, and travel conditions in the South through church involvement.
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Police Wounded By Cork Bombers Amid Martial Law
In Cork a bombing wounded six constables and others as police halted at Parnell bridge. Women and men were hurt, not fatally. Martial law area extended to Clare, Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny and Waterford city, with wider reach across Cork Limerick Tipperary and Kerry. Prime Minister Lloyd George vows to suppress lawlessness in Ireland. A Catholic curate from Callan, Waterford, jailed two years by court martial for possessing illicit literature.
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Atlanta man leaves 20000 for Bethesda Orphanage gymnasium
Savannah January 4 special J Cooner Harris a Savannah native now in Atlanta left the Bethesda Orphanage the oldest in America a bequest of 20000 to re establish and equip a gymnasium. The Union Society of Savannah which long directed the institution will hold the bequest in trust and apply it per his will.
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Cooper
Felton to Meet Harding in Florida in 1920
Mrs. William H. Felton of Cartersville Georgia has accepted a suggestion for a southern visit by Warren G. Harding. A manuscript letter dated December 31 1920 from Marion Ohio indicates Felton will arrange a conference with Harding at Augustine Florida or another designated point. The note expresses trust that the meeting would be useful.
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Harding Letter Proposes St Augustine Meeting With Women
A fragment from a Harding-era letter discusses inviting American women to share views. The writer prefers meeting in St Augustine during milder January weather and aims to exchange ideas, without fixing a precise opening date.
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G. Harding
Recount Opens In Michigan Senate Primary Contest
Washington on January 4 the senate elections committee began a recount of ballots in the Michigan senatorial primary between Senator Newberry and Henry Ord. Twenty five tellers two attorneys for both sides aides and supervisors officiated. The recount is expected to take weeks and precedes a senate investigation into charges from both candidates. During the recount officials plan to issue final statements of changes shown by the tabulation.
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Newberry
Henry Ord
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Reduced Price Men Clothing Opens in Chicago Market
Chicago opened a men’s spring and summer clothing market today with manufacturers offering suits at lower prices. Wool suits were quoted at 25 dollars versus 40 to 43 dollars last fall and a year ago. Worsteds at 46 dollars compared with 80 dollars in fall. Merino items and shirts priced from about 19.50 to 18.00. Buyers report liquidation and anticipated price reductions continuing.
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Thousands of Actors Stranded Across New York City
Reported mass displacement surrounds the theater world with thousands of performers stranded at distant points. Actors Equity Association announced a plan to address widespread unemployment tied to a broader collapse in the industry.
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York
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Equity, Association
Argentine Note On Tariff Talks and Uruguayan Stopovers
The report discusses secretive Argentine notes and State Department concerns over tax and economic issues with the United States. It mentions Secretary Colby and party discussions, a Buenos Aires return trip, and possible transfers of a ship to Uruguayan waters, with emphasis on avoiding economic struggles and contingencies.
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