Local Visitors Attend Albany Society Wedding
Miss Minna Nankin and a string of prominent guests from New York Columbia and Atlanta arrive for the forthcoming wedding of Lou Feindbert and Mrs. Rosenberz. Sr Bari Taylor of Moultrie notes the social bustle while John Davis Albany Herald business manager and Wesleyan student Luisa Winnett Turner visit for the weekend with friends Eloise Meworth and Sarah Louisi er among those seen.
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John Davis
The
Albany Herald
Amon
Time
A. Austin
Shirky
Maxine
New York City
Minna Nankin
New York
Cry
A. Feinberg
Columbia
S. Goldstein
Columbu Ia
Harry Pfeffer
Atlant
Dave Shler
New Yorky
Lou Feindbert
Rosenberz
Luisa Winnett Turner
Wesleyan College
Eloise Meworth
Atlanta
Sarah Louisier
Columbus
Saran Alips
Albany
Georgia liquor bill faces late Senate passage
The draft acts impose state taxes on manufacturers wholesalers and retailers, set bonds of 10000 for distillers 45000 for wholesalers and 200 for retailers, and ban sales near churches and schools while allowing limited personal transport through dry counties. It also bans women from liquor jobs and makes bootlegging a felony with 1 to 5 year penalties.
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Wrge
Georgia
Ountal
Cquid
Sioper
Thomas Chasen
Donilsonville
Chasen
Senate
Chason
State Hospital For the
W. D. Aultman
Pelham Cagers Split Doubleheader With Moultrie
In Patho Georgia Pelham Hornets edged Moultrie Packers 12 17 in a tight boys game while Pelham girls lost 38 28 to the Moultrie Packerettes. Also notes New York claims 264 attorneys per 100000 residents and about 100 uninhabited Virgin Islands.
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Patho
Pelham’s Hornets
Moultrie Packers
Pelham Girls
Moultrie Packerettes
New York
Ovary
Virgin’ Island Group
Need for stronger army dominates page one caption
The article reports on calls for a stronger army and mentions a deposition in which a labor agent questioned a contributor about a published piece. It notes pressure on officials, a potential link to old Motor Company advertising, and a governor to hold a public hearing. Also covered is liquor licensure and a pending vote in the Georgia senate with remarks from leaders and a planned afternoon session.
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O'Brien
Senate
Fred al Moore
Dearborn
Mie, Herald
Moore
John B. Spivey
Walter Harrison
Mill
Uary
Elbert Forrester
Trenton
W. J. Petersei
Auley
Glen, Phillips
Harlem
L. Knabb
Mchiac
James D. Shannon
Jeffersonville
Harrison
Hartison Saud
Diys
Atkinson
Defense proposals amid world arms race and national security
President urged broad defense buildup including 938.4 million for army anti aircraft gear, 450 thousand for an enlisted reserve, 6.08 million for gun and materiel manufacture, 2 million for ammunition, navy expansion by 20 percent, two extra battleships and two cruisers in 1938, and up to 19 million for experimental small vessels.
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Army of the
United States
Navy
Congress
Rivers Invited To Outline Plan For Raising Revenue
Atlanta Jan 28 UP The senate eyed a vote on a county option liquor bill as both houses adopted a resolution inviting Gov E J Rivers to name a joint session next Monday to outline revenue raising bill recommendations. Rivers left for Montezuma to speak at 2:30 p m Macon celebration.
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Atlanta
State Senate
Walter Larrison
David S Atkinson
John Hammond
Senate
E. J. Rivers
House
Sam Tate
Geoxzia-Alabama
Fiyod County
Watkinsville
Calhoun
Jasper
Dawsonville
Gainesville
Hoschton
Braz2lton
Winder
Tate
State Highway Board
Telfair
Joel of Clarke
Roosevelt
Onemy Dugas
White
Superio Court
Cogdell v. Glynn
Rivers
Montezuma
Macon County
President Roosevelt
A. A. Marshall
Marshall
Azrael Named as Angel of Death in Lore
A reference states Azrael is identified as the angel of death in Mohammedan and Jewish religious lore. The note contrasts Islamic and Jewish traditions and highlights Azrael’s role in end of life beliefs.
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Azrael
Angel of Death
California Dominates U S Orange Exports to Canada
California supplies 98.7 percent of all oranges sent to Canada by the United States, reflecting a heavy state lead in cross border fruit shipments. The figure highlights California as the primary source for Canadian orange imports amid national trade flows.
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California
Canada
United States
National Girl Scouts official to visit Thomasville
Miss Helen Oppenlander of New York City will visit the local Girl Scouts next Tuesday February 1 to discuss plans for the Field Institute in Thomasville. She has been named acting director of the Juliette Lowe Region covering North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida.
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Helen Oppenlander
New York City
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Rational Staff
Thomasville
Thomas Ne Oon
Taresth
Oppenlander
Juliette Lowe
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Katharine Park
Atlanta
Miss Park
Great Lakes
Girl Scout
Mt. Holyoke College
Columbia .University
Kerior
Scouts
New York
Japan Faces Prolonged War With China Says Sugiyama
Tokyo reports War Minister Sugiyama told parliament Japan must prepare for a country other than China as the war with China enters a grave stage. He urged increased army and air power, warned of a long conflict, and cited foreign supplies entering China via Mongolia, Indo China, and Canton.
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Tokyo
China
Gen Ssugiyama
Japan
Dhiet
Genera
Mongolia
Canto
Indo-China
Russia
H.kow
Sugiyama
Nec
Pravda
Moscow
Pacific
Berlin
Foreign Office
John M. Allison
United States
Nanking
Stokesman
Albanian Military Service Ages Set at 17 to SU
The article notes that Albanian citizens are subject to compulsory military service from age 17 until the socialist state period ends. It outlines the framework of conscription and the governing authority responsible for enforcement.
Fines Refunded to Georgia Motorists in South Carolina
Augusta Georgia January 28 Magistrate Holsonbake of Aiken County South Carolina refunded fines to four Georgians arrested last week for driving without a Georgia state license. He noted refunds for four others convicted after Carolina authorities began enforcing the license law January 15 and Georgia’s deadline was extended to February 1. The Carolina date confusion leaves the law in effect again February 1 if not clarified. Bacteria vary in size from 0.0006 to 0.0005 inches in diameter.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Augusta
Istrate Holsonbake
Aiken County
S. C
Carolina
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