79 New Teachers Named for Atlanta Public Schools
The Atlanta board of education announced 79 new teachers to fill vacancies across white elementary, Negro elementary, and junior and senior high schools. Names include Miéry Nick Hmnith, Mary Inglé Winch, Annie Xam, Elizabeth Welling ton, and many more, with detailed lists for white and Negro schools and notes on principal appointments for new schools.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Miéry
Nick Hmnith
Mary Inglé Winch
Annie Xam
Elizabeth Wellington
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Johnson
Wee
Thelma Leonie Cobb
Bee Batthewa
J. ¥. Towen
Scienchmathera Tersityrite
Zach
Marlon Gaerther
Selly Veal
Elam
Tralihgp
Vernon Bammons
Annie A Hooton
Prank Jacredt
Taller
TJ. Collins
L. E. Coe Scienca
OG Gilbert
Nglish
Yewls
Mates
W. G. Brown
Noerman
Irene Christie
Myrtle Ring
Emily George
Stuth Ingram
Oliya Latte
Nexro Achoola
Tuelle Holman
North
Les Atrest
Oretha Brodie
Morritin Avenur
Koby Ord
Pehiard Miéaur
Hearing Opens On Plea For Higher Power Rates
The Georgia Public Service Commission opened its hearing on Central Georgia Power Company s petition for a twenty five percent wholesale power rate increase. The company argues current rates hinder capital for improvements and expansions while witnesses from manufacturing sectors support the request. Noted witness Hightower of Thomasville testified about a 12 000 spindle mill idle due to power shortages. Tebtower is chairman of the board.
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Georgia Public Service
Central Georgia Power Company
Georgia
J. Ellaworth Hall
D. G Smith
Roland Ellis
Marcon
Ite
Hightower
Thomasville
Tebtower
Directors seek power rate increase for mills in Georgia
The article reports elections of directors at Thomasville and Barnesville Cotton Mills and petitions supported by the Macon Real Estate Board. Judge W. H. Felton says the company cannot meet power demands but believes required capital could be raised if a rate increase is granted. Attorneys represent Barnesville Forsyth Monticello.
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Tre Con. Reecenen
Amnaa Aantee
Thomasville
Barnesville
Macon Real Estate Board
W. H. Felton
Forsyth
Monticelia
Pot of English gold coins valued at forty eight thousand dollars found
State officials uncovered a pot of English gold coins on the premises of Dave Jones in Somerset Kentucky. They were holding the coins pending investigation and estimate the value at 48000 dollars. Local citizens and several prominent figures opposed a petition at a continued hearing scheduled for Thursday in Stution Atlanta and other cities.
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Stution
Atlanta GA
Thurson
Dave Jones
Somerset
Miss Kempton to Speak at Friday Luncheon
Miss Buskie Kempton representing Hive elect from Fulton county will address the American Business Club at the weekly luncheon on Friday at 1 o'clock. The event will be held at Colchini cafe with Dr Aven presiding as president.
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Buskie Kempton
Hive-elect
Fulton County
Amercan Business Club
Colchini Cafe
Aven
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