Storm toll climbs across sections wrecked by disaster
Death list in Georgia reaches 29 with 90 total in area swept by the storm. Eleven killed in Gordon County near Calhoun, other Georgia fatalities in Tucker Englesville Clarkson Columbus. Tennessee deaths total 23 with multiple towns hit. Alabama and Texas also report losses as wire communications lag. Continued on Page Three.
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Hreant Station
Lie
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Woman’s Edition aids Georgia girls’ education drive
In a Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs scene a student aide loan recipient returns funds and explains how the Student Aid Fund has helped 22 girls attend school in three years. The Atlanta Constitution’s Women’s Edition, published by the reorganized federation in June, will let 18 000 club women sustain the effort aiding deserving students.
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The
Georgia Federation
Atlanta Constitution
Reorgiad Fideration of Womens Clubs
Hawthorne Found Guilty of Fraud in Federal Trial
Hawthorne Morton and Freeman convicted on multiple fraud counts in Cleveland federal court after a lengthy trial that exposed a stock scheme tied to Canadian ore. Hawthorne and Morton receive five year sentences while Freeman is acquitted on most counts. delays and appeals possible as the case draws to a close.
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Nawthorn
Susan Hawtha
Maver
Ford Walt
Quincy
Nat Ocoher
Hfar Freeman
Hawthorne
Morton
Freeman
Ani
Morten
Merton
Hawthorn Krepman
Mortoi
Pomber
President Receives Strange Postmaster Application
President Wooison reads an appeal for a Lompack postmaster in person despite a rule against minor offices. T Wepner sends a cane that hides a request for a friend to be appointed Lompack postmaster. The president rejects the application and returns it.
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Pope Fast Recovering From Recent Illness
Rene Marcel i¢ Pope Pius has partially restored from his recent illness. The Vatican staff are now endeavoring to build up his strength which was reduced by his indisposition.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Tillman Beaten to Carry Fight Before Caucus
Washington march 14 special 3 Senator Tillman loses his committee place and plans a fight before the caucus to retain leadership of the appropriations panel. The Democratic leaders nominated Senator Martin, moving Tillman to the royal strangling committee. The party plans radical changes in committee selection and steering rules, with chairmen elected by caucus and full caucus approval for steering picks, signaling a major reorganization of Senate committees.
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Father Held for Murder in Lonely Kirkwood Home
In Kirkwood at 20 Fast Avenue Filmer T Darden is held for murder after a shooting at Union Depot involving Goddard. Naomi, 12, and four younger siblings describe a troubled household. Mrs Darden defends her mother and asserts no affair with Goddard. Darden faced charges of infidelity and violence amid a tense family aftermath. The victim died at Grady Hospital after the incident.
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Naomi
Luon
Rodney
K Emma Ruth
Troopers prevent lynching at Salem
State troops moved to quell a mob surrounding the jail in Salem during a Thursday night incident. Frank Gillens, jailed on a charge related to an attack on Dorothy Holt, faced threats of hanging as crowds swarmed streets. Troops, sheriff, and militia restrained the mob, and a man named Sulleng was arrested after allegedly aiding a separate assault on the victim, who was recovering from injuries at a slaughter pens.
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Sear Ald
Thirls Holt
Sherif Forcell
Tegrapha
Tickinnon
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Juy
Sionts Sur
Tier
Gage
Sullens
Howard Urges Phillips for Lithonia Postmaster
Washington reports Special Representative Howard of Georgia nominates David P Phillips for Lithonia postmaster in the fifth district. Howard cites Phillips as a lawyer or mayor, ex justice of the peace, and endorsed by leading locals, urging appointment as vacancy exists. Burleson plans to wait until new Congress.
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Passionate letter to burglar lover from parson's wife
Chicago March 14 a wife of a minister, Mrs Clarkson, writes a pleading letter to Owen D tuna a burglar under arrest in San Francisco. She laments desertion, asks forgiveness and expresses longing to reunite with her husband and care for their five children, appealing for a chance to see their children briefly. The document appears among seized papers in San Francisco with no clear evidence of a reply from the husband or burglar.
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Owen D Tuna
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Forget
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Funn
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Isles
Sam Yi
Morning sale of children's suits advertised downtown
A brief notice notes SEE o-and-so offers a sale of children's suits today. Mother reads it in the morning paper, takes the children downtown to shop, and returns home before the day gets underway. The piece frames breakfast as an opportune moment to reach shoppers.
Postmaster General Burleson Outlines Civil Service Reform
John Corrigan Jr reports Burleson plans to run the post office on business lines serving the people. He favors civil service exams for all postmasters and reducing political patronage, while urging congress to nominate capable, moral individuals and require hours of service.
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Washington Ward
Mbert S Burleson
Texand
Peost
Post Office Department
Burleson
Erisident
Taft
Luhe Aus Service
Civil Service
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Congress
Jacksons Stand Not Worry Movie Leaders In Atlanta
Frank Hammond says eleven moving picture theaters in Atlanta will resist Sun day closing by injunction if needed and that opening Sunday shows is legal under the law. He criticizes Marion Jackson for dictatorial moral control and asserts stadium officials will pursue criminal action if ordinances are violated.
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Mr Jackson
Mr Hammond
Atlanta
Marion Jackson
Atlanta Deep
Moving Picture Houses
Grant Park
W. Jackson
Jacksons
Atanta
Weather Prophecy for Georgia Showers and Cold Weather
Georgia forecast calls for showers and colder conditions Saturday and Sunday with a sharp drop in temperatures reaching near freezing. Strong north to northwest winds expected, with rainfall totaling about 1.54 inches so far this month and 3 inches since January 1. Temperature highs and lows not provided but colder air to move in from the north.
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