Rural letter carriers urged to back stronger union and new pay
A Georgia Ellaville column emphasizes appreciation for Rural Letter Carriers leaders, notes the six part pay scale reform becoming law July 1 and urges members to support the National Rural Letter Carriers' Association. It also explains the Employes Compensation Act benefits, reporting duties and the process for injury, disability and death benefits with emphasis on prompt notice and using designated physicians.
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Hom
Lyon
Armstrong
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Clifton J. Brown
Franklin, Tenn
National Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bessie P. Breugemen
National Rural Letter Carrier
United States
Employes’ Compensation Commission
U. S
Commission
Rural Carriers Club urged by Tennessee writer
A Tennessee writer on a rural route urges formation of a Rural Carriers Service Appreciation Club to recognize rural postal workers. He argues carriers face daily hardships and complex problems, noting their education levels and versatile roles as helpers, advisers, and information sources in the community.
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Tennesse
National Rural Letter Carrier
Tennessee
Country
Taylor succeeds Dr. Scott as dean of G. S. C. W.
Milledgeville Ga June 28 Dr Hoy Taylor will succeed Dr E H Scott as dean of instruction at G S C W on July 1. Scott remains registrar. Taylor will also head the social science department, bringing prior leadership from Statesboro College.
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Hoy Taylor
DR. Scott
Milledgeville
E. H. Scott
Guy Wells
Scott
Taylor
South Georgia State Teachers College
Statesboro
North Carolina
Duke University
Columbia University
Peabody College
Wells
Statesboro College
Ethel Adams
Griffin
The
Colege
Rural Carriers Service Appreciation in Tennessee
A plea to honor rural mail carriers who deliver daily news, weather, and vital information. The piece envisions a “box to box” club to connect farmers with the Post Office, stressing educational value and the human service role of rural carriers in bridging town and country life. It asks if Tennessee will lead in organizing this appreciation and public support.
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Tennessee
Miss Bagley Leads Georgia Legion Auxiliary Greetings
Miss Mattie Kate Bagley, president of the Georgia Department, American Legion Auxiliary, offers greetings to units statewide. She expands on loyalty, service, and a peace-time program while announcing staff appointments and a nationwide Summer Relief jelly drive aiming for one million jars by October 1 to aid veterans and families.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Georgia
American Legion
National Rehabilitation Committee
Child Welfare
Y. MacHugh
New York
Miss Bagley
Lucy May George
Columbus
Georgia Department
Miss George
Charles Harrison Post
Savannah
Latimer Watson
Miss Watson
Dimon Cirele
W. L. Brown
Hartwell Ameliar Legion Auxiliary
A. C. Meredith
Wm. A. Snow
Berta Dodd
A. B. Brown
Annie Estes
Isham Reynolds
Chas. Sokal
W. P. Cobett
Fred S. White
T. R. Estes
Nettie Oglesby
Leon Morris
What Does My Hand Tell by Alice Denton Jennings
The article explains the Heart line in palmistry, detailing how breaks and branch patterns reflect love outcomes and emotional traits. It includes a home chart trick, payment request, and ends with a note about a 1934 forecast by Boliva claiming the country will be overtaken by Satan in September.
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Alice Denton Jennings
Roswell Road
Atlanta, Ga
Boliva
Satan
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Johny Weissmuller
Frederick March of
Richard Arlent
Devil Tiger
Great Animal Picture
Zane. Grey's
Randolph Scott
Will Rogers Eae
David Harvin
Mattie Bagley
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