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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1921

Page

5

Government Aid Planned for Moe Stock and Agriculture

United States policy shifts to stabilize credit across industries. The War Finance Corporation would receive up to 50 million dollars for advances on Moe stock paper to aid the ailing Moe stock sector, with broader benefits to agriculture. Federal Reserve officials report higher bank reserves, cautioning banks to ease farm credit while markets normalize. Governor Harding travels to cattle regions, urging continued support for agricultural financing until production and distribution stabilize.

Robert J. Bender United News Washington United States Mve Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks War Finance Corporation W. BP. G. Harding Des Moines Cheyenne Denver Albuquerque el Paso San Antonio Dallas Gol Holdings Sargent Federal Reserve System

Weeks appeals to governors for summer training camps

Secretary of War Weeks asks governors to promote nationwide military training camps this summer. He stresses camps as vital to national defense, aiding the National Guard and organized reserves, and fostering citizenship and youth interest. A month long course will educate 10,800 citizens aged 16 to 35.

Washington United News Weeks

Breach in Zionist ranks remains unhealed at convention

Cleveland June 6 delegates gathered as two Zionist factions clashed over the leadership and control of a 190 million fund for rebuilding Palestine. Judge Henry J. Dannenbaum defeated Judge Julian Mack for chairman amid heated exchanges involving Rabbi Stephen Wise and Judge Rosenblatt.

Cleveland Ohto Zionist Organization American Zionists Henry J. Dannenbaum Houston Texas Julian W. Mack Chicago American Zionist Organization Dannenbaum Stephen S. Wise Bernard 5. Rosenblatt New York Mack Wise Rosenblatt Chaim Wessemann World Zionist Organization Waal Palestine Cheim Weisemann World Organization Palestine Foundation Fund A Nalditeh England Keren Hayeseed Association Deleagues League of Nations Mandate Great Britain Jaffa

U S Aid Offered Pueblo District

A historical excerpt discusses U S aid efforts tied to the Pueblo district, urging preservation of inherited foundations and patriotic duty. It reflects on American independence, world leadership, and the nation’s role in guiding humanity toward a higher plane, recalling Valley Forge and constitutional milestones.

America Valley Forge Oure

Methodist Church Educational Drive Aims to Raise Funds

The educational campaign of the Methodist church in Athens Ga for raising money was launched last night. Pastor Marvin Williams of Grace Methodist Church atanta addressed the meeting. It is believed the full quota will be raised without trouble.

Athens

May employment barely up despite mixed industry shifts

Washington reports a 0.5 percent May rise in unemployment from 1,573,538 employed to 1,550,549 in April, with gains in railroad repair shops, leather, vehicles, textiles, and paper but declines in tobacco, lumber products, iron and steel, chemicals, and several cities like Chicago and San Francisco. The Labor Department cites weak transportation, iron and steel gloom, foreign market softness, high construction costs, and buyer apathy as factors.

Washington Department of Labor Chicago Boston Portland Oregon San Francisco Peoria Ill Perth Amboy N. J Lewisville Paterson Buffalo Cincinnati Birmingham New Orleans Richmond New York City Philadelphia Detroit Bayonne Seattle Flint Mich Chattanooga Grand Rapids Atlanta Indianapolis

Attache repeats critique of ambulance plane crash

Washington June 5 Captain DeLavergne air attache of the French embassy reiterated his charge that the Curtiss Eagle ambulance plane which crashed near Indian Head Maryland last Saturday was unbalanced He argued the design sacrifices passenger room causing rearward center of gravity and tail lift needed to avoid stall He praised the aircraft overall but said the stability issue could hinder control in rough weather He flew to Langley Field in the same plane but declined to return in it because of perceived imbalance

Washington DeLavergne Indian Head Maryland Army Air Service Air Service Filer Langley Field

Plan for nonstop flight across the continent

Los Angeles aviators David R. Davia and Eric Springer announced a late month or early July attempt to fly nonstop from Los Angeles to New York. The Manufacturers' Aircraft Association said success could break records, aiming for about 30 hours to cover 1940 miles, surpassing the 24 hours 19 minutes Farman Goliath record. The test uses a tractor biplane with a 400 horsepower Liberty engine, 35 feet long, 13 feet high, and 600 gallons of gasoline and 60 gallons of lubricants on board.

New York Los Angeles David R. Davia Eric Springer Alcock and Brown Atlantic Ocean

Russian gold arrives in U S as imports surge

Washington reports a study of rising gold imports showing a net inflow of more than 1.007 billion dollars. Officials say U.S. holdings now total about 3.25 billion, about two thirds of world supply, with Russia’s gold likely filling central bank reserves and European shipments feeding U S demand. Sweden has shipped substantial Russian gold this year and Swedish mint activity tops 42.5 million dollars.

Washington Treasury United States Africa Australia America Russia Europa Scandinavia Sweden

Youthful inventor claims sixth sense device

San Francisco inventor S. O. Hoffman unveils a heat wave detector that identifies presence and movement of people at up to 1 500 feet in darkness. The instrument, developed from wartime tech, can silhouette objects by heat, detect animate objects, and may aid police, guards, and burglars alarms. Hoffman says production costs resemble a dictaphone.

Charleston 8. C San Francisco O. Hoffman Hoffman

Movie Star Miss Keefe Missed At Terminal Station

A crowd gathered Sunday at Terminal station but film star Miss Zena Keefe could not be found after Southern train No. 37 arrived. She arrived later at the Georgian Terrace and booked a suite at the Hotel Ist. She will perform at the Howard Theater for three showings of Red Foam with personal appearances today tomorrow and Wednesday.

Terminal Station Southern New York Zena Keefe Howard Theater Georgian Terrace Keefe Miss Keefe Ist Tony Howird

Two Cars and Street Car Collide at Inman Park Crossing

Three vehicles met at the Bigewood and Waddell corner as a street car ran alongside an auto driven by J P Todd of 47 Woodson street while David H Yarn of 2 Josephine street traveled north on Waddell street. No one was hurt and only vehicle damage occurred with bent axles fenders and broken lights. The drivers settled on the spot and no charges were filed.

Bigewood Avenue Waddell Street Inman Park Edgewood Avenue J. P. Todd Woodson Street David H. Yarn Josephine Street

Musicians' Club Roseland Shirt Waist Dance Tonight

Tuesday evening informal dance by the Musicians' club at Roseland with a Shirt Waist Party due to weather. Invitations sent to friends, Jax Roseland orchestra to provide the program. admittance by card only. Apollo Club Dance at Roseland Friday June 10 evening. Members urged to attend. card admission.

Roseland Mem Musicians’ Club Jax Roseland Orchestra GF Liz Apollo Club Peachtrae Cain Streets

Association Social and Community Events

Allah Wes Tee Club hosts an informal Thursday evening dance at Foselind on Peachtree and Cain with Jax Roweland orchestra. Sunbeam Rally marks the eighth annual event at the Georgia Baptist Orphans home in Hapeville with a program recognizing one child per Sunbeam band and a lawn meal. Business Women's Club at Druid Hills Methodist meets Thursday June 9 at 6:30 p.m. with supper and a cloth apron sale. An alumnae address by H R DeJannette is set for Monday June 6 at 10 a.m. in Smory University on Taxation with maps and charts. all interested Atlanta women invited.

Allah Wes Tee Allah Wes Tee Club Foselind Peachtree Cain Streets Jax Roweland Orchestra Sunbeam Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home Hapeville Business Women’s Club Business Women's Club Druid Hills Methodist Church Atlanta Smory University H. R DeJannette

Luncheon at St Philip's Cathedral for Indies aid

Ladies of St Philip's Cathedral host a roast beef luncheon in the Lynch Room at 1¢ Washington Street from 12 to 2 30. Dinner includes vanilla ice cream. menu changes daily. Public invited to lunch with the Indies aid and attend the Grant Park picnic. Also notes club meetings and semi annual election results.

St. Philip’s Cathedral St. Phillips Cathedral Lynch Room Washington Street

Baptist Hospital Nursing School to Hold Graduation

The Georgia Baptist Hospital training school for nurses will graduate Tuesday June 7 at 8 o'clock in Ponce de Leon Baptist church. A reception will follow at the Nurse's Home on East Avenue and Boulevard for nurses and hospital friends. The class includes Misa Nel Osborne of Tifton, Miss Mary Hearn of Burwell, Mrs Irene Dickerson Lucas of Dupont, Miss Mary Adeline Pondar of Atlanta, Miss Lillie Nicholson Miller of Atlanta, Miss Sarah Whit Ne Teasley of Hartwell, and others.

Atlanta, Ga Lillie Nicholson Miler Sarah Wit Ne Teasley Hartwell, Ga

Vaudeville and Screen Highlights At Local Theaters

The Lyric showcases George M. Rosener and Primrose Lemon in a big time vaudeville opening with new acts fresh from New York. Loew's Rialto features Musical Highball and a bill including Sobol and Weber and Hip Raymond, plus The Last Card toping the screen. Local lists note many performers from Georgia and beyond, with several weddings and dates mentioned alongside ongoing stage and film offerings.

Keith the Lyric George M. Rosener Primrose Lemon Mr. Rosener Palace Theater New Yorkery Miss Lemon Lyric New York Winter Garden Loew’s Rialto Loew’s Grand Uttle Jimmy Rosen Me Papa Sobol and Weber Gene Kathryn King Smiles Hip Raymond New York Hippodrome May Allison Loew-Metro

Argentine Club Dance At Segadio's Next Thursday

The Argentine club announces a regular informal dance next Thursday evening June 9 at Segadio's with excellent music. Admission by card only. A toddle contest will award a prize to the best dancing couple. On Sunday June 19 the club plans an outing to Warm Springs, Ga, leaving via the Southern railway at 7:45 p.m.

Segadio’s Warm Springs

Memorial Day Observance Proposed for Three Wars

A resolution urged the city and Fulton County boards of education to observe May 30 as an annual Memorial Day honoring the Civil War Spanish-American War and World War veterans. Adopted by Meehugh toe Camp No 6 United Spanish War Veterans. President Har ing issued a national observance proclamation.

Fulton County

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