Ford Motor Co. sued for 50000 damages over fatal crash
J B McNamara of Nashv ille files Fulton superior court suit claiming permanent injuries from a September 17 collision on Copper Mountain Road. He alleges W R Hada vy, an agent of Ford, drove recklessly, causing his car to plunge over a cliff near Atlanta. Passengers John H Simpson and Henderson Hallman were injured. McNamara was treated at St Joseph's infirmary.
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Ford Motor Company
Fulton Superior
J. B. McNamara
J. McNamara
Be- Eden
W. R. Hadaiy
Rippery Mountain Road
McNamara
John H. Simpson
Ofshville
Henderson Hallman
Atlanta
Allman
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Awanta
Nashville
Hada Vy
Ford Company
Big appropriation urged for production of helium
Washington reports push for increased congressional funding to expand helium production following Shenandoah and ZR-3 airship flights. Rep Lanham of Texas cites cost drops from 1500 to seven cents per cubic foot and urges Fort Worth plant expansion to meet future demand, noting helium’s safety over hydrogen and regional gas sources.
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Washington
Congress
Los Angeles
Germany
Lanham
Texas
Fort Worth
Army
Navy
U.S
Japan
Iq Lnbam
Shenandoah
Helin Development
Lanham Bays
Oklahoma
Kansas
New York State
Ponce de Leon Ave paving set to begin next month
Paving work on Ponce de Leon Avenue from the Southern belt line tracks to Peach Tree street will start next month after an ordinance for asphalt resurfacing was approved. The project, largest under the baby bond plan, costs about 100000 with 60000 square yards to be paved. Property owners will bear the cost.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Peach[tree Street
Sims Friday
Counciman
John A. White
Fifth Avenue
New York
McDougald Construction Company
Little Miss Georgia Doll Giveaway by The Constitution
Readers can win a 24 inch rolling eye doll valued at 1250 dollars by completing an easy activity detailed in The Constitution. The promotion invites families to join the contest with help from relatives and neighbors and promises a free prize that represents a top toy industry triumph.
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America
Georgia
Ita
Miss Georgia
Dolly
Atlanta Fulton County Unit Forms 1200 Teacher Group
The Atlanta Fulton County unit of the Georgia Education Association, with more than 1200 teachers, was organized Friday at the Baptist Tabernacle. County units are forming statewide to align city and rural schools amid plans to study a merger and fund equalization. J B Wells was elected president, M A Addershold vice president, and Maude Rhodes secretary treasurer. Dues rise from $1 to $1.50.
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Atlanta-Fulton County
Georgia Education Association
Atlanta
Fulton County
Baptist Tabernacle
Willis A. Sutton
Georgia Educcatin Association
Sutton
County Board of Education
Methodo Lok
Georgia Fiacation Association
Chantea
J.B. Wells
Mra. M. O. Adderhold
College Park
Checker Career of Phoney Count Comes to Light
Lakes Chartes La November 21 The Count von Ritter or Dr E W Ritter wanted in Houston Beaumont and other southern cities for swindling was a resident here years ago where he worked as chemist for Union Sulphur company He abandoned his family in 1923 and has since dodged police while continuing check fraud In Houston he posed as a count surgeon and secret service man and bought office furniture to open an office He tried to buy a piano in Beaumont and yesterday issued a 50 check as vice president of West Lake Chemical Recently in New Orleans he purchased surgical instruments posing as a surgeon and then pawned them He drew checks on New Orleans banks that went unpaid He was a chief chemist at West Lake Chemical but was discharged when his fertilizer failed to meet state laws During the war authorities say he was interned as a dangerous alien He is credited with experimenting in Asgard fire and dangerous bacteria
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Lakes Chartes
Count von Ritter
E.W. Ritter
Houston
Beaumont
Uni N Sulphur Company
Alouston
Ritter
West Lake Chemical Company
New Orleans
The
Sulphour Company
New York
Asgard
Phelps-Stokes Funds Plans For Negro Education Grants
New York November 21 extended plans for educating Africans and improving urban conditions were disclosed at the Phelps-Stokes fund annual meeting. Trustees approved 25 000 for Hampton and Tuskegee campaigns and made smaller grants to Fisk Atlanta universities and several organizations. A row survey of major Negro colleges and Indian education was authorized, with Anson Phelps-Stokes elected president and James H Dillard named vice president.
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New York
Africa
Phelps-Stokes Fund
Caroline Phelps- Stokes
Hampton and
Tuskegee Institutes
Wee
Fisk
Atlanta
National Association of Teachers In Colored
Phelps-Stokes
James H. Dillard
Charlottesville, Va
Sticker Candidate Bowles Abandons Detroit Mayor Bid
Charles W. Bowles, a sticker candidate for mayor, concedes defeat after a recount shows John W. Smith ahead by 14,173 votes. Bowles, who ran with Klan support, announced he would not pursue the contest despite backers claiming sufficient ballots were invalid due to errors.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles W. Bowles
John W Smith
Bowles
Smith Bowles
Ku Klux Klan
French Parliament Approves Bill To Clinch Morgan Loan
Paris November 21 The senate and chamber of deputies passed the loan bill authorizing up to 100 million dollars in 7 percent bonds to be issued in the United States by Morgan interests. The measure, approved by both houses, sets a 23 year term with 94 price and exempts bonds from taxes. Debate was cautious with opposition from communists and concerns over Bank of France guarantees.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
J.P. Morgan & Co
Til
Herriot
Hotl Chambers
United States
Bank of France
Henri Berenger
Senate Finance Committee
Senite
Clementel
M. Clementel
NGO
Niche
M. Clementes
Premire Pomeare
Pomcnte
M. Rerengers
Rtece
Narliament
Clementet
Louia
Edu Merce
Francois Marsal
M. Flandin
Morgan
Ite Adanices
Morgan Group
Senator Gerry's Wife Starts Divorce Suit
Paris. November 21. Mrs Mathilde Townsend Gerry, residing at the Hotel Plaza New York, began proceedings for divorce against United States Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Rhode Island. They married in Washington in 1910 with Mrs Gerry once a Washington Philadelphia social leader. Gerry, a 1916 senator, was known as a society figure polo player lawyer scientist and philanthropist. Mrs Gerry left Paris for America about a month ago and a Paris court filing was reported for a hearing.
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Paris
Mathilde Townsend Gerry
Hotel Plaza
New York City
United States
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Gerrys
Washington
Sirs Gerry
Misa Mathilde Townsett
Philadelphia
New York
Newport
Gerry
Senate
Polo Piayer
America
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