Lindbergh to Be Civic Hero at Washington Return
Edward W. Pickard reports Lindbergh travels by ship to Washington for a welcome by President Coolidge, then proceeds to England and Paris for a series of receptions. The piece notes plans for a large aircraft escort, a presidential guest role, and potential promotion to colonel as part of a wider moment in postwar aviation acclaim. It also covers related political and international context, including flood control talks, Chinese civil strife, and broader foreign-policy tensions of the era.
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Traveling Clinic to Aid Georgia Mothers and Babies
The Traveling Clinic will visit southeast Georgia starting May 6 then move to the northeast with six counties covered. Supported by National Phi Mu Sorority and in cooperation with the State Board of Health and Children’s Bureau, the effort funds equipment and services for mothers. The sorority plans a Macon event in late June and is raising a $50,000 endowment for permanent maintenance of this educational program. Citizens praise the initiative and expect strong support from the state.
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Weekly disease reports urged for public health control
Physicians should weekly report all catching diseases to the State Board of Health and local boards. The public should assist in delivering information to authorities so the boards can take necessary steps to control diseases. Mutual benefit is emphasized for all.
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