Senate protection for service men over training center strike
Washington June 22 Former service men before the senate committee investigating government activities affecting them will be protected from disciplinary measures by the peacetime bureaus. The panel decided after hearing that two students were reinstated and four transferred due to protests over unsanitary conditions at the Pascagoula Mississippi training center. Senators Walsh and Sutherland criticized the board of education for dismissal threats and discipline while Pomerene condemned acts viewed as punitive.
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Report on training center issues at poverty stricken schools
Superintendent of cooperation submitted findings on student charges. Director Lambkin of the federal board of vocational education said problems at training center schools exceed those at similar colleges due to diet rest and housing. Pasagoula site rents to students at a private shipbuilding plant. Evans blamed government delays for stalled equipment, urging Congress to authorize 2 to 3 million dollars from surplus war department stock. He acknowledged some student complaints but blamed E L Snedker for stirring discontent over whisky on the reservation.
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Junior Chamber Frolic Promises Fun Friday Night
The Junior Chamber plans a social frolic Friday night as its first such event. Reservations are required. Featured performers include E. F. Floyd quartet John Byrne C A Daniel Fred Bugman Charlie Winn Miss Margaret Bryant Ray Bell Archet Winburn Lewis Hamilton Miss Margaret McCormack George Davis Miss Gertrude Kelley Mrs Sonia Novak Paul Cratchffield J H Johnson and William Lowe. The program features comedic dialogues piano and vocal numbers cabaret songs and dance selections.
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Charlie Winn
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Ray Bell
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George Davis
Aliss Gertrude Kelley
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J. H. Johnson
William Lowe
New Method Suspected in Safe Blowing at Barge Store
R J Barge groceryman reports a Tuesday night time lock safe loss totaling about 400 dollars. He theorizes gasoline may have been used after discovering a cut gasoline line on a truck behind his 291 Lee street store. Robbers also burglarized Mrs J T Wilkins home, taking two Liberty bonds worth 100 each, a black silk purge, and private papers.
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Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity Opens 15th Convention
The Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity holds a preliminary gathering at the Georgian Terrace hotel ahead of its fifteenth annual convention. Ten leaders from across the region arrived as sessions run Thursday through Saturday, with Friday initiation and a Georgia barbecue and city tour planned for Saturday afternoon. John D. Madden of New York University arrives Friday. Roy B. Kester and F. J. Langley are local officers.
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Georgia
Governors Timber Weigh In As Georgia Assembly Swings
In the Capitol lobby, speculation runs high on who may become the next Georgia governor as the General Assembly debates law changes. Names like George Carswell, Herbert Clay, Cecil Neill, and Judge Gus Howard surface as front runners amid new bills on fishing, hunting, watermelon standards, and a proposed Stone Mountain circuit expansion. House speaker Devereaux McClatchey, Blamarck Moore, and Fred Bridges are floated for a joint session performance to showcase legislative leadership.
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Boy in Atlanta Dies After Ball Injury
Fred Murphy ten years old of Inman Park died at Grady hospital at 2 35 Wednesday morning from a fractured skull suffered Tuesday while playing ball with companions. Survived by parents two brothers Lewis and Stephen and two sisters Mrs J D Ison and Miss Katherine Murphy all of Atlanta. Funeral Thursday at Mt Vernon church at 4 Interment North View cemetery.
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Striking Ship Workers Vote To Go to Work
Newport News and Norfolk seamen end strike after referendum vote. Charleston marine workers, about 200, ready to return after New York headquarters reports agreement reached with Shipping Board. Details of the agreement unavailable.
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Miss Connolly to Speak Today on Better Films
Miss Louise Connolly of the Better Films association in Chicago is invited to speak at the Atlanta Woman's Club clubhouse Monday at 4 o'clock on citizen producer cooperation. Mrs. B. M. Boykin announced the visit after Connolly's Atlanta address impressed locals. She opposes motion picture censorship and favors cooperation among citizens theater owners and producers.
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Boy Loses Finger In Accidental Shot Near Adairsville
Adairsville Ga June 22 Special Cantrell the young son of James Harris shot off one of his fingers from his left hand while at Lemipline trying to unbreech a shotgun. He says the gun stuck and he struck it on the floor causing the discharge and the loss of his third finger and possibly his second.
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Peach Shipments Rise As Elberta Ready Soon
Peach shipments are rapidly moving from this section. Elberta variety will be ready soon. Growers report continued dry weather makes peaches smaller and wish for rain to improve size and yield.
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Wallace and Adams Held After Fulton County Case
Mrs J M Wallace of 38 Plum Street and Ed Adams of Chicago, brought back from Macon, lodged in Fulton County jail after warrants by J M Wallace. Wallace says his wife disappeared six weeks ago while Adams, who had boarded with them, went to Macon on business and took $6000 of his savings. Both deny improper relations, claiming business as motive. Washington to fete press delegates in July after Georgia Weekly Press association plans.
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Railway repays five million loan to war finance corp
Washington June 22 The war finance corporation reports that the Southern railway has repaid five million dollars of the seven million four hundred thousand advanced to the Southern railway system in 1929, a four percent loan.
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United States InfluenceWanes at League Council
Geneva June 22 United States influence in the League of Nations appears diminished as a U S representative sits with the Allied ambassadors council and Greeks and Serbs challenge the league council s competency over disputes with Albania Meanwhile reports are sought on mandates in former German colonies and Levant with Britain France and Belgium guarding administrative control Cumberland Gap dispatch reports four white men and a white woman arrested in a killing in Knox County Tennessee near a coal chute a slain man identified as A C Sasser and police seek two additional suspects
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Rate Reduction Not Justified by Rail Executives
Washington June 42 Evidence presented to railroad officials shows freight rates on fruits and vegetables are not justified for a general cut. The Association of Railway Executives said complaints stem from anticipated profits and market conditions, while actual figures showed most routes remained remunerative after frequent meetings with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Southern Rail Settles Claims for 8 Million
Washington June 22 The railroad administration announced today that it has settled for 8 million all claims by the Southern Railway Company arising from federal control of that road. The total originally requested by the company was not disclosed.
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Boston Globe editor and publisher dies at 74
Boston June 22 General Charles H. Taylor editor and publisher of The Boston Globe died at his home today. He had been fairly active until recently. Two shocks within a week preceded his death. He was 74 years old.
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Savannah writer publishes history of naval stores
Savannah Ga June 22 Special Thomas Gamble historian and naval stores authority of Savannah has published the only history of the naval stores industry Naval Stores History Production Distribution and Consumption It includes articles and pictures from many lands and is regarded as a valuable contribution to historical and industrial literature.
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Thomas Gamble
Naval Stores Authority
Naval Stores
Body of War Slain To Reach Brunswick
Brunswick Ga June 22 The body of Lieutenant Henry T Roses of Brunswick who died in France in World War I has arrived in Hoboken New Jersey from France. A message to his father D Ross notes the body will be interred with full military honors.
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Swine for Pig Clubs Funded by Local Bank
Citizens & Southern Bank president B. Mills Lane agreed to finance twenty blended swine for the boys pig clubs of Chatham County at the suggestion of the county farm agent. The pledge supports youth agricultural programs and local club activities.
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Plans to form white party to eliminate Black people in Georgia
Thomasville Georgia June 22 special. Some Republicans in Thomasville plan to form a white party to remove Black people from the Republican Party in Georgia. J L Philips a former Thomasville resident now in Philadelphia says the president and national committee back the effort and promises administration support. He and another Georgian were asked to mobilize about 100 high class Republican businessmen and professionals to push the policy.
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Forsyth Post Office Sells Government Securities
Forsyth post office led district in May securities sales with 1578 dollars, per a May report in Juliette Georgia. District Director BR McDowell commends Miss Mary A Rudisill and asks for a note for the monthly newsletter.
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Church at Winder to be Enlarged in Special Meeting
Winder Ga June 22 Special At a special conference of the First Baptist church here John M Willains president of Bar row county cotton mills and chairman of the church board offered to give dollar for dollar toward remodeling the church and a modern Sunday school plant His offer was accepted and a committee appointed for extensive reforms
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Barrow County Cotton Mills
Police Head Defends Plainclothes System
Savannah, Georgia police commissioner defended the plainclothes motorcycle traffic unit amid criticism. He defined spy as a watcher and discoverer, saying the department has no apologies for placing plainclothes officers on traffic duty to monitor speeders.
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Profit in Beans Demonstrated by Forsyth School Students
In Juliette Georgia on June 22 special report shows students at the Forsyth Normal and Industrial School for colored youths cultivating thirty acres of beans. Superintendent W M Hubbard supervised the project, illustrating the profit in bean farming through student efforts and practical demonstration.
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Education practical as far as possible last week shipment
Special News from Juliette Georgia reports a shipment of two hundred hampers of herbs valued at about 2.50 dollars each. The note mentions a call to Richmond Church and identifies Dr. Solon B Cousins, a graduate, in connection with the report.
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Mercer Minister Accepts Richmond Baptist Pastorate
Mercer University and a renowned state Baptist minister have accepted the pastorate of Second Baptist Church in Richmond Virginia. He served nearly four years as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Columbus. Dr Cousins led a revival at First Baptist Griffin and is well known in the region.
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Southern Business College Endorsed by Atlanta Men
Miss Ella Taylor of Ball Ground Ga says business men advised her to attend the Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta. She praises the school after securing a government position and recommends enrollment as prosperity and a strong business education loom. The college, led by A Briscoe and L W Arnold, reports daily calls for stenographers and bookkeepers.
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