Farmer Distress Seen by Sumner
Washington reports Representative Sumner of Texas, chair of the agricultural subcommittee, says rural growers face hunger and undernourishment after tours through North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. He cites bank suspensions and low merchant activity while urging emergency aid and preemptive measures ahead of the next crop marketing period.
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Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Sumners
Texas
General George Wood Inspects Camp Gordon
General George H. Wood of the public health service conducted an unannounced inspection at Camp Gordon in Atlanta on Washington orders. He toured hospital facilities with Captain Locke, leaving without comment on findings. a prior War Secretary Wright assessment praised climate and terrain but deemed current buildings unsuitable for hospital use.
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Camp Gordon
Washington
George H. Wood
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Locke
General Wood
Asretary
Wainwright
Ganefield Accepts Presidency at College Here
Pr William Arthur Ganefield, president of Centre College Danville Kentucky, accepted the presidency of College here. It was announced.
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Waukesha
William Arthur Ganéfield
Centre College
Danville
Kentucky
Callege
Old German Ship Sunk by Planes in Jutland Battle
Aboard U S S Henderson off Cape Charles Virginia on July 13 a former German destroyer G-102 from the Jutland action was sunk by an army air attack. Ninety bombs were dropped in under two hours, with about forty 300 pound bombs causing the decisive sinking.
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Ralph H. Turner
United News
U. 3
Henderson
Hampton Roads
Cape Charles
Virginia
Jutland
Martin
Army
Navy
Genigl
Billy Mitchell
Deaf Delegates Enjoy Barbecue at Eighth Fraternal Conference
Delegates at the eighth triennial convention of the National Fraternal Society of the Deaf spent the day with a busy program. They toured Stone Mountain, attended a barbecue at Lakewood, and capped the day with a Baptist Tabernacle service. An address on Atlanta’s Civil War history in sign language impressed attendees.
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National Fraternal Society of the Deaf
Stone Mountain
Lakewood
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
SM. Freeman
Ansley Hotel
Angby
Gallaudet College
Sherman
Atlanat
Grant Park
Epworth League Union Members Dine and Plan Tri-Union Meet
Four hundred Epworth League members gathered at the Log Cabin between Atlanta and Marietta for a dinner hosted by Dr. Benjamin Holtzendorff acting Atlanta union president. A business session followed with plans for a Labor Day tri-union meeting and advocacy of the Alkahest Lyceum course. Attendees included English Avenue’s 60-member attendance banner and Pavone Memorial’s merit banner recipients.
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Epworth League Union
Benjamin O. Holtzendorf
Atlanta Union
Atlanta
Marietta
Alkahest Lyceum
English Avenue Society
Pavone Memorial Society
Holtzendrl
Harry Yapnineton
Jenkins
R. M. Striplin
Fast Point
Hapeville
Coltleze Park
Cox _college
Mary Butts Criffith
Mandolin Club
Marget
Genise Dunn
Vans Deventer
Hopkins
Kele Jum
Jackie Coogan Hospitalized for Nose and Throat Surgery
Glendale Calif July 13 Jackie Coogan juvenile movie actor has entered Glendale hospital for operations on his nose and throat.
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Glendale
Cali
Jackie Coogan
Glendale Hospital
Rozium Foot Bath for Tortured Feet
Painful swollen feet with corns bunions and inflamed nails blamed on germs in skin pores. Rozium a French prescription swabs out germs cleansing soothing and healing skin and nails, cooling and antiseptic. Available at good drug stores with money back if not delighted.
Georgia Jewelers Begin Convention in Augusta
Augusta hosts a two day session of the Georgia Jewelers Association with L H. Latham of Atlanta presiding. Topics include opposition to federal luxury tax and a Georgia bill on repair deadlines and right of sale after twelve months. Delegates expect a strong fall and winter business. an Indiana jewelers president spoke on retail problems. a dinner at Carmichael's followed.
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Augusta
uLar
la Etale
Wuiers
Basuch- Link Couture
Latham
Atlanta
Lathams
Georgia
Lat m
Nage
William J. Kleiner
Louis’ J. Sehaul
Kleiner
W. F. Sykes
E. O. Little
Indiana State Jewelers’ Association
Sting
Carmachael’s Club
A. Teranklia
Wstrict
Savennan
Train Derailment in Georgia Kills One Injures Three
In Tifton area near Chula Georgia, a southbound freight train on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad derailed after striking a cow. Freight conductor S P Webb of Valdosta was fatally scalded while riding the engine. three other trainmen were wounded in the afternoon incident.
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Tifton
S. PL Webb
Valdosta
Georgia Southern and Florida
Chula
Webb
Judge Sibley Sits In Railroad Case In Birmingham
Arguments on a petition by the Birmingham Southern railroad to stop an Interstate Commerce Commission order from taking effect were heard in Birmingham. Judges Grubb of Birmingham Sibley of Atlanta and Walker of the circuit court of appeals presided. The commission’s per diem rate order for trunk line cars becomes effective tomorrow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Southern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Indies Grubb
Sibley
Atlanta
Walker
Circuit Court of Appeals
Commission
Tybee Citizens Move to Halt Island Erosion
In Savannah on July 13 Tybee Island residents and landowners met to plan action against Atlantic erosion. High tides damaged two homes and washed one from shore, with land previously safe now disappearing. A town meeting called by the police chief drew many attendees as a citizens committee forms to counter the encroaching seas.
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Savannah
Island Relief Plan Discussed for Lovell Station
A committee was formed to draft plans for relief from erosion affecting portions of the island. The group will report at a future meeting. So far the washing away is confined to Lovell station at the island's north end.
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Lovell
Police Seek Two Robbers After Taxi Driver Assault
Police hunt two well-dressed men, one a soldier, after Lee Roberts, 29, taxi driver for the Taxi company at 32 Marietta Street, was slugged and robbed of his car and pocketbook Tuesday night near Cascade Springs. The suspects hired the ride to Campbellton road, then attacked him at a house, rifling his pockets.
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Leeerts
Marietta St
Cascade Springs
Campbellton Road
Roberts
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Stone’s Cakes
Georgia Jewelers
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