Remarks on self governance in a rural Georgia setting
Georgia p L C column features Rev Gabe Tucker remarks on personal integrity and public duty. A long passage urges self examination, avoiding hypocrisy, and using influence for good. Rural Mails Superintendent J F Cooper praised on Farm and Home Hour. Updates note illnesses of Bro. Geo T Pippin and E G Beazley, plus social visit from Bill Graham and U S Mail carriers enjoying a holiday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fe, Cooper
Atlanta
Bill Graham
Danielsville
Bill
Indianapolis
Georgia
New Orleans
National Auxiliary Convention Highlights And Resolutions
A detailed summary of the 1936 National Rural Letter Carriers and Auxiliary Convention in Indianapolis. Mrs. N. F. Land recalls a warm Georgia delegation and a 2000-strong banquet while delegates praise post office leaders, celebrate a 40th anniversary goal, and adopt resolutions urging better routes, retirement options, widow’s benefits, and commemorative stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Riley
Claypool Hotel
James Whitcomb Riley
Cooper
South
Auxiliary
Adams
Harllee
Lincoln Hotel
Branch
Brennan
Post Office Department
Combs
Mac
Martha
Muchmore
Nebraska
Indiana
Mr. Land
Mammoth Cave
Illinois
St. Louis
Aus
N. F. Land
Jackson
Land
Raymond Bloomfeld
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Atlanta
Adelaide
Bloom
U. S
Thos. £. Watson
National Association
Thomson
Sen. Watson
Modernizing Railway Regulation Discussed by Pollard
H D Pollard, Receiver for the Central of Georgia Railway, outlines proposed changes to the Interstate Commerce Act. He argues the 1887 long and short haul rule should be amended to reflect modern competition from highways and waterways, asserting regulatory control would not be reduced and that both employees and many shippers favor removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Salem Association
Kering
Cooper
Keirna
Keirns
T. A. Kennedy
Georgia
W. I. Wolfinger
Pennsylvania
C. P. Lawrence
North Carolina
Leland D. Fair
Ohio
Roland Campbell
Kansas
H. D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
Congress
Pollard
RaliWay
National Industrial and Traffic League
Pettengill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trust Thyself and Shed Blame for Misfortune
A reflective essay urging self-reliance over blaming others for troubles. It cites Emerson and Jesus to argue that inner power, not external support, determines success and happiness. The piece urges readers to trust themselves, develop personal faculties, and avoid dependent mindsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Jesus
God
Special Train Macon to Milledgeville September 21
A second special will run from Macon to Milledgeville on September 21 leaving Macon between 8 and 10 p.m. eastern time and arriving at Milledgeville at 9:20 p.m. The trains are available to G. S. C. W. students and other public travelers. Inquiries at the ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Milledgeville
E. T
Atlanta
Macom
C. W
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C. Wall
Buevilla
Gabe Tucker
Dot
Geo
T. Pippin
St Simon Island
Glynn Haven Estates
Athens
Bro
E. G. Beazley
The
Sulea
Horo
Bartow County
Cartersville
Manassas
Bro. Kennedy
Georgia Association
Georgia R. L. C. A
J. W. Kern
Adolphus Seidensticker
Indianapolis Convention and Publicity Bureau
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Local Carriers’ Convention Committee
Wm. E. Drips
Harllee Branch
J. Ed Cooper
Rural Mail Division
Jnc
E. B. Teagle, Jr
J. A. Farley
J. E Cooper
Nationa
Court of Appeals
National Rural Letter Carrierss Association
National Board
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United States
Denver
Gilbert S. Keirns
Milledge
Central of Georgia
G. A. Tye & Sons, Inc
Adderton St
Myrtle Springs Road
Americus, Ga
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