England May Get Food Under Lease-Lend Bill
Washington notes a Wickard led plan to loan or lease farm products to Britain under the lend-lease program. Secretary Wickard argues proteins and some cotton and wheat will be shipped, with domestic consumption urged to rise as defense needs grow.
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Welcome visit by Bro Raymon Rigdon to Butler High
R H S Butler Georgia students welcomed former faculty member Bro Raymon Rigdon for a Hi Y lecture on Working Together with the Family. He stressed American homes and the threats to the home abroad, urging youth to share responsibilities and value family heritage. Elizabeth McCant, 10th grade.
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Musical minded society in Atlanta hosts festival and concerts
Mrs Edwards attended the Laur ence Tibbett Concert and a class by Mr Howard Kassau in Atlanta. The Edwards MacDowell festival runs March 11 to 15 with St Cecilia and MacDowell Clubs sending delegates. A ceremonial Friday honors MacDowell with Marjorie Brown and Marie Parks representing clubs.
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Clyde Afay Green
Martha Jane Elliston
Frances Watson
Helen Jarrell
Helen Bazemore
Frances McGinty
Robert Waller
Carol Jane Waller
Mary Wright
Harold Jarrell
Helen Perkins
Marl Heath
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J. S. Green
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Security Tightens At Capitol After Roosevelt Speech
On the same day President Roosevelt called for wire tapping probes, Capitol guards swap to policemen and implement bag checks at entrances. Separately, the National Defense Advisory Commission reports soldiers eat about 40 percent more than civilians, with some draftees rejected for diet-related physical conditions.
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Examinations Trouble Poet in Dormitory Lament
A poem laments exams as a student frets about study, fear, and memory. The narrator worries about words in Spanish, asks about Grant, and longs for sleep while the head drums with anxiety and dread.
Georgia’s Early Colonization Highlights and Motivations
The fragment outlines Georgia’s early founding figures and settlements. It mentions Webber’s birthday, Fort Argyle near Savannah, and the Salzburgers and other groups seeking religious refuge. It raises questions about Col Bull’s role, the Wesleys’ reason for coming, the world’s first orphanage, a pivotal Native American girl’s influence, and the fates of three royal governors.
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Yheudi Day Promises Meetups on June 18
Frightfully odd community notice invites residents to gather on Friday June 18 after six pm to collect peculiar items from a haunted house on Bloody Street. Instructions include entering a deserted lot, clearing dust from a French mirror, and awaiting the eerie voice of Yheudi in a musty room.
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Those Exams Emphatically Crowned Our Relief at School
A student letter complains about exams and demerits causing nervous tension. It questions democracy amid exams, urges joint study through the six weeks, and signs Betty Jane Cill, 0th Grade, addressing fellow scatterbrains.
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Betty Jane Cill
Commendation for New B H Reporter Elizabeth Mc Cants
The B S Journal resumes after holidays with Elizabeth Mc Cants joining the staff. She has produced many fine articles praised throughout the county and shows clear promise for future success in newspaper work. Oscar Adams Editor.
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Honey of the Nile review at B H S Library
A review highlights a swift plot about Ankhes, Queen of Tyest, and Tutankh Amun, with hives sacred to Karnak. The author blends Egyptology with fiction, promising strong research and a compelling backstory. The piece invites readers to visit the B H S Library and its new book additions.
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Rick Berry
Return of Miss West Brightens Butler High School
Editorial notes gloom lifting at B H S as Miss West returns from Crawfordville. Her warmth and leadership win praise from students and citizens. the faculty intends to honor her with lasting respect for shaping educated, ambitious lives. The piece ends with regret over Mr Nunn stepping down as assistant editor after strong service.
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Welcome Return of Miss West and Gratitude to Substitutes
The piece greets Miss West on her return and praises Mrs. Nunn for substituting during her absence. Betty Jane Gill from Macon is welcomed, while BH 8 notes sour moods last week due to exams. Teachers work to recover from being labeled heartless.
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Spring Theme Quote Sparked By Student Debate
A former student of a neighbor school discusses preference between her former school and Butler. The editor relays a quip about fame and pride, ending with a playful remark praising a girl named Florence. The exchange illustrates school rivalries and light humor in local discourse.
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