City News and Court Actions in Atlanta
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed by Pete Patagos of Atlanta with liabilities of 1585 and no assets. Dr J I Campbell of the University of Georgia will lecture on biology at First Baptist Friday night March 8. The Bible Class at First Methodist will meet Sunday at 5 30 in the church main auditorium. Junior Rivers Club hosts an entertainment at 54 Houston Street with Ladies Auxiliary serving refreshments. Judge Newman set March 14 for testimony in Couch Brothers Manufacturing Co v Southern Bag and Back Band Co over patent infringements 767 196 and 809 886. John M Sinton asked Judge Newman for fees as special master in Stromberg Carlson v C Jerome Simmons suit, with $135000 involved. notice issued to interested parties.
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Pete Patagos
Atlanta
Dr. Campbell
First Baptist
J. I. Campbell
University of Georgia
First Baptist Church
Woman's Congress
Cliss
First Methodist Sunday School
Vila O'Clock
Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Hoys’ Club
Junior Rivers Club
Houston Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Newman
Federal Court
Yesaterday
Couch Brothers Manufacturing Company
Southern Bag and Back Band Company
C»Llege
Sinton
John M. Sinton
Stromberg~ Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company
Rochester
C. Jerome Simmons
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States District Court
Slaton
Broughton
Jesus
Tabernacle Bible Conference
Pr. Broughton
Arkansas
Misissippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
South Georgia
North Georgia
C. B. Waller
Asneville
N. C
Dr. Broughton
A. A. Lamareaux
Cobern
Alka
Paul
Camden Cobern
St. Paul
Stevens
Coburn
Dry. Inwood
MacArthur
Russia
Lamareaux
Hawkes Hall
Tabernaicle
Bern
A Rational Holiday Schedule Proposed by Survey Writer
A survey writer argues for moving most holidays to Mondays and evenly distributing them through the year. He cites payroll reductions when holidays fall on Tuesdays or Fridays and midweek disruptions, proposing a two day holiday with one day pay loss for workers and steadier five day weeks for employers. Christmas and New Year’s Day would be exempt, with Easter also reassessed for a fixed date.
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Washington
Lincoln
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Diamonds sold by us exchangeable for full price anytime
Solitaire buyers may exchange their stones for more expensive ones at full purchase price, including stones bought on deferred plans and those sold for cash. Full old gold value of mountings is allowed. Prepaid selections sent on approval. Request our booklet Facts About Diamonds and the 1942 illustrated catalogue.
Hall Vows Finish In Georgia Governor Contest
Macon Ga March 17 Special Hon Joe Hill Hall declares he will stay in the governor race to a finish regardless of entrants He plans opening speech in Knoxville Crawford county March opening date Knoxville birthplace He will campaign in Baton ton Covington Hamilton later in April Hall reports strong encouragement from across Georgia.
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Macon
Joe Hill Hall
Atlanta
Knoxville
Batonton
Covington
Tin Hamilton
Haring County
Hall
Georgia
Obituary notices from Lavonia and neighboring towns
Obituaries report Mrs. E J Sewell of Lavonia age 68 died suddenly from heart failure. Survived by children Y Jackson J R Sewell C B Sewell M P Sewell Mrs T B Bonner and Mrs Joh Holbrook. Remains buried at Air View church cemetery. Also notices Robert Campbell near Cedartown died aged unknown, interment at West View Atlanta with Masonic honor. W B McCarson of North Dalton died of heart failure. Anna Chambers funeral at Poole's chapel. Sanford Chauncey aged 50 died at Mountain View residence. funeral at Jones chapel.
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E. J. Sewell
Lavonia
Gle
Y. ©. Jackson
Hkastman
J. R. P. Sewell
Texhoma
Okla
C. B. Sewell
M. P. Sewell
T. B. Bonner
Joh €. Holbrook
Carnesville
Air View Church
Funeral announced for Daniel Cramer at Pattersons chapel
Daniel Cramer aged 50 died yesterday afternoon at 8 in a private sanatorium. He is survived by one child. Funeral services will be held today at 3 in Pattersons chapel with interment in Oakland.
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Daniel Cramer
Hela
Death of Miss Amanda J Leathers at 60
Miss Amanda J Leathers aged 60 dies yesterday at 42 Spring Street. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Body to be moved to Villa Rica Georgia for funeral and interment.
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Amanda J. Leathers
Spring Street
Villa’ Rica
Prominent Talbotton Resident dies suddenly in Georgia
Talbotton Ga March 7 Special BP Barefield a prominent citizen died suddenly at his home three miles south of town after nine hours of illness from congestion of the brain. A Knight of Pythias and Mason, he chaired ties to the Talbotton Railroad. Survived by his wife and three children. Remains were interred at the old family burial ground near Butter. An obituary notes his prominence in Talbot county and local affiliations.
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W. B. McCarson
Dalton
North Dalton
Hamilton Street
Knoxville
Savannah
Tuscaloosa
Ala
B. Barefield
Talbotton
Tallbotton
Here
Barefield
Pything
Talbot County
Talbotton Railroad, Company
Butter
Hudson declares bid for Georgia governorship in race
Thomas G. Hudson, commissioner of agriculture until May, announced yesterday his intention to run for governor this year. His formal declaration is planned for Sunday. Concurrently, former acting Governor John M. Slaton and John? Tulloout are noted as likely also entering the race.
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Thomas G. Hudson
Mr. Hudson
John
Slaton to Enter Georgia Governor Race Says Close Friend
The article notes M Slaton plans to run for governor despite an illness delaying formal announcement for weeks. It details pressure on Hudson to shift from congress in the third district to governor, mentions Senator Hoke Smith backing Hudson, and includes Hudson’s public statement confirming his gubernatorial bid while thanking third district supporters.
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M. Slaton
Slaton
Georgia
Mr. Hudson
Conchesas
Hludson
Hudson
Hoke Smith
Congress
Judge R B Russell Considers Gubernatorial Run
Rumors say R B Russell of the state court of appeals is weighing a bid for governor. He told a Constitution reporter he has no decision yet but is contemplating the race, with discussions ongoing among friends and capitol chatter suggesting a forthcoming announcement.
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R. B. Russell
State Court of Appeals
Russell
Constitu
Tion
Judge Russell
Joseph M. Brown
Fran.tj. Pope Brown
Pulaski
Rational calendar proposal suggests thirteen months
Victorian inventor Moses B. Cotsworth promotes a thirteen month year of twenty eight days with a free day. Each month would start on Sunday and key dates fall on Sundays. Yale President Hadley calls a four week month a commercial necessity, while critics note minor adjustments compared with standard time changes.
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Elmos
Great Britain
Julius Caesar
Moses B. Cotsaworth
Victoria
B. Co
Hadley
Yale
Cotsworth
Journal of the American Medical Association
Missouri Marryat. A Turbulent Ocean Tale Satirized
A Kansas City Journal excerpt mocks nautical jargon used in sea yarns. It rails against overlong sailor terms like lee hawse capstan and main brace to argue publishers rely on nautical texture to spice fiction. The piece playfully critiques the genre’s sea language and technique.
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Missouri
Kansas City Journal
Lee Hawse
Barrett Warns Farmer To Reduce Cotton Crop
Charles Barrett issues a card urging Southern farmers to cut cotton acreage to protect finances and avoid ruin. He warns a bigger crop harms prices, urging practical planning and switch to feedstuffs, with repeated appeals to personal and regional consequences.
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Barrett
Milking Question Brings a Farmer’s Practical Reply
Senator Carter asks John Allen where to sit while milking a cow. Allen answers simply: both. The farthest side of the cow and the nearest soft place in the pasture.
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Saturday Evening Post
John
Senator Carter
John Allen
Allen
Motion Pictures of Long Trip Car Caravan Tour
Moving picture films of the ocean to ocean trip by the caravan of twelve Premier cars last summer are to be shown in many cities this season. They have been shown at the New York Press Club Waldorf Astoria reunion Pen and Pencil Club in Philadelphia and Newark New Jersey and are booked for many other places. The tour will cover several thousand miles.
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New York Sun
New York Press Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Pen and Pencil Club
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
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Stenographers
Underwood Typewriter Co
Maier’ & Berkele, Inc. Diamond. Merchants
Whitehall Street
Robert Campbell
Cedartown
Anna Chambers
Poole’s Chapel
Hollywood
Sanford W. Chauncey
Sanford Chauncey
Mountain View
Jones Chapel
M McElroy
Aed
Ated Yantandag
Ojock
Hanavills
Hig
Jiatlo Tullout
John M. Slaton
Joseph M. Terrell
Terrell
United States
Senate
Smith
Mr. Slaton
LU Lee Ellde
London
Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Church
John M, Slaton
Richard Russell
Tyree
del Ston
Third National Bank
United States Depository
Union City
Charles 3. Barrett
Fulton National Bank
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Secret Society
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