World Commerce Reports Improvement in June Trade
Washington July 8 observers summarize June improvements across industry finances and trade in England France and others. British coal settlement rising sterling and wage negotiation outcomes aid general conditions. Italy exports and South American activity show weakness, while China Japan and Australia report stronger prospects and higher customs revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
France
Sterling
Italy
South American
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Mexico
South America
China
Far Eastern
Germany
Eh Ae
New York
Maylasis W
East Indies
Diversification Gains Headway in Southern States
Washington reports the July crop report showing southern corn acreage up 1 to 29 percent. Virginia North Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma lead gains while Virginia North Carolina Texas and Oklahoma forecast smaller crops than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Bradstreet Retailers Show Increased Sales Report
New York July 8 Bradstreet's weekly summary notes retailers more active than wholesale and jobbing due to extensive advertised sales of denison goods at reduced prices. It cites slow collections, harvest progress, slightly better crop outlook, a one percent rise in the index from June 1, and food sector steadiness despite stock market profit taking. Weekly bank clearings total 8.3026 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradatreet
Bradstreet
Williams Receiver Georgia Florida road Augusta notice
John Skelton Williams of Richmond Virginia was appointed sole receiver for the Georgia and Mari da railroad by Superior Court Judge Henry Chammond. The appointment follows the resignations of W R Sullivan Langbourns and M Williams and John F Lewis with no reason given for the resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John Skel‘ton Willams
Richmond
Superior Court
Henry Chammond
Georgia and
Marida
W. R. Gullivan
Langbourns
M. Willams
John F. Lewis
United States Steel announces price cuts in pipes and wire
New York July 8 United States Steel corporation announced a cut in pipe and tube prices ranging from 32s to 12 a ton and a reduction of 5 a ton in wire and wire walls. Chairman E H Gary said the company will recommend to subsidiaries that tube prices be reduced with specific per ton amounts for standard steel pipe boiler tubes and other sizes. Wire and wire products will see a 2 75 per ton reduction with plain wire at 2 50 per 100 pounds and other wire products adjusted similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United ‘States Steel Corporation Today
E. H
Gary
Wits
Griffin and Spalding County Fair Promises Best Event Yet
Indications are that the Griffin and Spalding County Fair association will hold the fair next fall in Griffin and it will be the best yet. Many excellent attractions have already been engaged and others will be booked later. Secretary J B Mills announced that Zeidman and Police exposition will furnish the midway attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snllette
Griffin
Griffin and Spalding County Fair ‘Association
J.B. Mills
The
Fair Association
Zeidman
Senate and House End Week With Key Considerations
The senate and house closed Friday after approving several major bills and resolutions, hearing proposals for next week, and adjourning to meet again Monday. Senator L C Brown pushed a full investigation of the agriculture department, while a house resolution urged Congress to act on swamp land reclamation and highway reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
W.D. Upshaw
L. C. Brown
State Department of Agriculture
Clay
Congress
Department
Brown
Commissioner of Agriculture
Tha
Bis
General Judiciary
Nix
Court of ‘Appeal
Special Judiciary Committee
Golucke
M. Straivan
State Highway Commission
Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Lewis
Colquitt
of Agriculture
Moore
Appling
Board of ‘Chiropractic Examiners
Georgia
Beckham Menaure
Beckham
Mongherty
State -College
DuBose
Clarke County
Governors Contingent Fund
Webb
Department’ of Agriculture
Attempted Auto Theft Triggers Fatal Heart Attack
Mrs. Janie Sutton Foster, 66, a Georgia matriarch living with her son A H Foster in Atlanta, died of an acute heart attack induced by anxiety after a would be thief attempted to steal her car at 342 Myrtle Street. The thief fled as Foster heard the disturbance. her husband’s Confederate veteran history and her son’s public service links are noted. The same morning a second car theft on Luckie Street is reported. funeral for Mrs Foster will be held at Haralson Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Street
Janie
Sutton Foster
Georgia
A. H. Foster
Foster
Amon
Roe County
Haralson
Alex Foster
Ota County
Villa A. Sutton
Atlanta
Sutton
Luckie Street
Harristreet Presbyterian
Harris Street
Roy T. Brumbaugh
Moore-Menorial Presbyterian
Moore
Young Man Killed by Lightning Near Norcross
Joe Summerlin18 son of Mrs. John Summerlin was instantly killed when lightning struck him and a mule while he and his brother Harry led the pair to shelter on a farm near Norcross Georgia. The brothers were plowing as a storm approached and funeral services were held nearby that afternoon for the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Joe Summerlin
John, Summerlin
Harry Summerlin
Averely
Summerlin
Joe
Summerjin
Rail wage cut orders apply to Atlanta Terminal and others
The United States railroad labor board extended July 1 wage reductions to several carriers including Atlanta Terminal Company and Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Railroad Company. The action mirrors previous June 1 reductions totaling $400 million, affecting numerous lines such as Pittsburgh and Shawmut, Pullman, Savannah Union Station, Southern Railway, and Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad, among others. Re-Subsidiaries of Boston and Maine and Grand Trunk Western were named as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad, Labor Board
Atlanta ‘Terminal Company
Kentucky and Indians Terminal Railroad
Pittsburg
Shawmut
Pullman Company
Savannah
New Orleans
Hughes Demand Open Door in China Declared
United States Secretary of State pledges open door policy in China amid protests over Federal Telegraph contract. Hughes affirms no withdrawal from support and rejects monopolistic or preferential rights that exclude other nations from trade or industry with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 3. Hender
United News State
Washington
China
Intenets
Hughes
Pacific Ocean
Sid D. Danien
State Department
Federal
Far East
Federal Telegraph Company
United States
Thundershowers Likely Saturday In Atlanta Weather
Local forecasts say thundershowers are likely Saturday in Atlanta and surrounding Georgia areas. Forecaster von Herrmann warned of a possible 90 degree high with hot conditions returning after a period of heat. The Washington bureau also predicts local thundershowers across Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Herrmann
Head of Teachers Association Quits Atlanta
C E Phillips president of the Atlanta Public School Teachers Association announced his resignation at a board of education meeting. He plans to move to Durham North Carolina to become a principal in that city. The association has over 600 teachers and under his leadership advanced financial benefits and progress. Many teachers expressed regret at his decision to depart Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Phillips
Atlanta Public School Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Phillips
Phillipa
Atlanta
E C Westbrook Teaches Boll Weevil Control in Georgia Talks
E C Westbrook state college field agent addressed about 100 farmers in Cartersville on methods to combat the boll weevil. He noted poorer diversified farming in this region increases the menace and cited towns including Rome Calhoun Dalton Rockmart and Cedartown where he spoke this week. Westbrook quoted J L Parker of Ridgeland Gaz who reportedly earned about 1600 by following his recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
E.C. Westbrook
State College of Agriculture
Westbrook
South Georgia
Rome
Calhoun
Dalton
Rockmart
Cedartown
Whits
Atlanta
J. L. Parker
Ridel
Gaz
Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self in Macon
Macon Georgia July 8 Willard Hughes 23 shot and killed Julia Sardin Hughes at her parents home 633 Holt avenue after failed reconciliation He then shot himself in the head dying at Macon hospital after emergency surgery Witness Mrs King saw the first shot The couple married when Julia was 15 and had recently lived in Langley South Carolina where Hughes allegedly deserted her He had repeatedly threatened to kill her when under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Julia Sardin Hughes
Willard Hughes
Holt Avenue
Hughes
King
Negro Business League Invited to Convene in Atlanta
The local branch invites the Negro Business League to hold its next convention in Atlanta August 16 to 23. Founded by Booker T. Washington, the league mirrors the chamber of commerce and counts prominent Black business leaders among its members. White citizens will be asked to cover half of the $5,000 estimated entertainment cost, with cooperation from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Business League
League
Atlanta
Nation
Ab. wJeague
Booker T. Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Sumter Peach Men Reap Rich Harvest in 113 Carloads
In Americas Georgia on July 3 a Sumter county peach crop shipment totaled 113 carloads. Leading growers expect one of the largest, most profitable yields in years with an average net price around 700 dollars per car for about 88 thousand dollars overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Americas
Sumter County
Surgeon Granted New Manslaughter Trial in Savannah
Dr. M C Wilson, noted physician from Sylvania and later Savannah, who was convicted on an indictment for manslaughter, has been granted a new trial by Judge Meldrim of the superior court after additional evidence was discovered in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
M.C. Wilson
Sylvania
Meldrim
Superior Court
Stand Up for Jesus and sowing in Georgia’s capitol
A Georgia capitol crowd gathers with flags and singing as Dr Belk urges voters to consider the moral harvest of legislation. He warns that corruption and ignorance in public office will bear fruit in homes and farms, urging prayer and righteous sowing this summer. Church leaders announce further talks and services led by Dr Major and Dean Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgii
Joe
Veterans face permanent government care after war
Washington July 8 The War Risk Insurance Bureau estimates thousands of late World War veterans will need permanent government care. About 46 hundred admitted last year, with at least 7,000 this year, many incapacitated in service. Hospitals will expand from soldiers homes to meet demand. by peak, as many as 150,000 could be hospitalized. The program mirrors Civil War patterns with new facilities and expanded permanent homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Turner
United News
Washington
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bette
Risk Bureau
Styter
Shin
Marth
Wleirty-alx
Cho Hit by Auto and Badly Hurt
Glenn Smith four year old son of Mr and Mrs G B Smith of 256 Pulliam Street was struck at the corner of Georgia Avenue and Pulliam Street Friday evening by a car driven by W C Pease of Grant Street The boy was rushed to Grady hospital with head bruises a base skull fracture and probable compound fracture of the left arm Pease was charged with reckless driving and released on a copy of charges per witnesses he stopped but could not avoid the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Smith
G BR. Smith
Pulliam Street
Georgia Avenue
W. C. Pease
Péase
Grady Hospital
Sunday Church Services Across Atlanta Congregations
A survey of area churches lists Sunday morning and evening services at Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, and other churches. Key speakers include Dr Caleb Ridley Sell and Rev S W Reid with themes on Sunday duty, sacrifice, and the Lord's Supper. congregations at Gordon Street, East Point, Capitol View, and Peachtree Road present varied programs and special musical offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jentral
Jon
the. Clty- Are
Caleb ‘Ridley Sell
Park Baptist
Inman ‘Park
Es Samuel A.cowan
W. Antts
East Point
Gordon Street Presbyterian Church
Ben
Rey
Robert
Stimson
Muale
C.E
Beator C. EK
Gordon Street Presbyterian
Gabitol View Presbyterian
Capitol View Presbyterian Church
EU A
Central Presbyterian
Theron H. Rice
Richmond
Peachtree Road
Peachtrea’ Toad Presbyterian Church
Frederick D. Btevenson
Worley
Mat
Washington
Gt Te. Hebner
Capital
Bay
Capitol
Church to Receive New Organ at 11 A M Service
St Philip's cathedral plans a Sunday 11 o'clock organ presentation funded by Mr and Mrs Thomas H Austin in memory of their late mother Mrs Mary R Austin and Mrs P H Snook. Walter P Stanley will play organ and conduct with the church quartet in a program including Boellmann gothic suite Nos 2 and 3 Buck works Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pyllip's Cathedral
Thomas H. Austin
Amother
Mary. R.austin
P. H. Snook
Walter P. Stanley
Ponce de Leon’ Avenue” Baptist Church
Cutter, Jr
Info
Indicted Officers and Grand Jury Report Shake Mobile County
The district reports arrests and indictments of officers and urges immediate impeachment of Justice Bowen amid claims of unwarranted invasions of homes. The grand jury asserts citizens’ homes were guarded by blank search warrants and calls for reforms to restore peace and dignity in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerort
Alabaing
Justice the Peace
Bowen
Deaf Services and Sermons Announced in Local Churches
The Herald lists religious events at Liberal Christian church and Second Baptist church with Rev. Doctor Keith preaching and Dr. Michaels addressing the deaf community. A deaf mate convention in Atlanta July 11 to 16 will hold daily services at 10 a.m. at First Baptist with missionary Dr. Michaela attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixheral Christian
Liberal Christian Church
Retr
Keith
de I. Wa - Michaels
Bandats
Second ‘Baptist Church
Gass
Michaela
Deafmate Convention
Aseets
Atlanta
Dolly Prover
First Baptist Church
Sunday church services for Negroes list of pastors
A long list of Negro church Sunday services with pastors at Bethel Temple St Peter’s Turner Monumental Grant Chapel St Philip’s and many others. Preaching times include morning and afternoon sessions with pastors named such as Rev BH Singleton Rev Ward Rev Gray Rev Williams Rev Wowney Rev Roar Rev Gardner Rev Finellen Rev Thornton Rev Johnson Rev Young Rev Diggs Rev Sharpe Rev Dorsey Rev Rabinsort Rev Paschal Rev Bryant Rev Bailey and Rev Woods among others. Locations include Beulah West Hunter West Fair Wheet Street Fort Street Rush Memorial Lutherans St Luke Congregational and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Be
Ae ‘Bethel
BH. EL Singleton
Fallen Temple
Be Bi Ward
A.m. Teguler
Gray
Mpi
P.m. Coxmopolitan
St. Peter's
Horace Williams
H. Roar
St. Philip's
J. B. Gardner
P. Johnson
Tabernacle
TH. Young
Mt. Luke
Diggs
A. mi
Union
C. H. Sharpe
Mr. Zion
HT. Dorsey
Zion Hil
C. H. Rabinsort
Beulah—Rey
H. H. . Coleman
West Hunter
W. F. Paschal
West Fair
W. C. Maddox
EE. Carter
A. B. Bailey
Holsey Temple
Butler Street
M.E
Ariel Bower—Hey
C. Brower
Fort Street
MW. Durch
South Atlanta
WW. B. Woods
St. Luke
W. F. Strickland
Will Areseh
Rush Memorial
G. J. Thomax
Lutherax
Mark
F. J. Alston
Nator
Classified Rates And Advertising Rules
Classified rates and rules outline pricing for one time and multiple insertions. Ads in several categories require cash with order and offer phone wording help, with payments due immediately for telephone orders.
Lost and Found and a Tangle of Ads in Decatur
A chaotic clipping lists multiple lost items including a setter dog with J. Callina on its collar, stray rewards, and vague contact notes. It mixes automobile theft notices, bond references, and scattered addresses around Decatur and nearby streets with inconsistent details and garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Liverly Place
Williams — Mill Road
Decatur
Forsyth Street
Gholstown
Gyre and Mattress Co
Central Bankit Co
Barnesville
W. D. Cleveland
Indy
Moreland
Rews
Brookwood
E. P
Sclence
Oakland
Ellis Street
Automobile US
Advanta
Marietta Etree
Rom Rawriters
Burt Nide
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Commerce
Bradstreets
Steel Announces
Canon
Spalding
Hardwiecks
Hardiwick
Comptroller General
Pannse
Atlanta Terminal Company
Wege-Ci
United ‘States
Hotweather
E. c. Westbrook
State College
Negro Business
Sumter
America
Jesus
Wes
Second’ Baptist
Trinity
Methodist
Christian
St. Philips *Episcopal
Heart of
Georgs
Dr. Belk
Ehurch
Legislaure
Oglethorpe
Gene Rouge
Bel
Arth
Belk
Nell
Allichs
Piedmont
Major
Capitol Grounds
Thomas .H. Johnston
St Philip’s Cathedral
Committee ON Church Co-Operation
War Risk Bureau
Cho
Elougeh
O. Kw. Tate
Gordon
Baptist’ Church
Shining Way
Doorama
Young Ie Saraca
Mre
Dora Haynes
Young Espe Mnéeting
Ak Osc - de
Cs Smulth
College Park
10 Hills Presbyterian
Drala Hill Presbyterian
McLver
Associate Reformed
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Emrilay
J. Borole Lyots
Lyona
Trinity Methodist
Trinity Stetanaee Church
Dr. & Reells
Capitol Hill Inn
Underwood Bethodiat
Underwood
Methodist ‘Church
Center Street Methodist Church
Mer
Ol. Underwood
C. Cary
Willy Sunday Club
Epworth League
Epworth
Eoworthi
J. Q. Woodward
Pontor
Trey
Sll
Smith
Epworth Jeague
Nichole Teacer
Hirst Mathalist Church
Cone Ten J. Horrell
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
ZB. F. Fraser
Worabin
Srigbe Drstor
O'Cock
Park
Inman- Park Methodist Fepansh Banday
Aga
Galvary
Calvary
Church Ter
EB Smith
S. Im
Hugh. Howell
Womack
Chee Tian
Higham
Ber
Brent Bind Christian
Chnren
Wii
Practical Christian
Bonday
Christian Jaester
Riee
Girardi
Mobile County
Morgan Stevens
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