Increased Support for Georgia Health Department Planned
Atlanta June 1 state health officials announce the Georgia Health Congress will push for expanded funding and staffing for the state health department. The plan calls for more laboratories, vaccine preparation capacity, malaria control, public health education, and county support, plus expansion of the Arco tuberculosis sanitarium and Greenwood feeble minded school facilities.
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The Ford leader and the drive toward better cars
The article lauds Henry Ford as a world renowned innovator whose continued production of the classic Model T evolves with improved comfort and lines while retaining the core planetary transmission. It notes Ford’s vast financial success, persistent influence on the motor world, and forecasts continued ubiquity despite competition. It also discusses river flood relief policies and criticizes current army and levee approaches as inadequate.
Liberals Win Over Fundamentalists in Presbyterians Assembly
The Presbyterian church in the United States of America closes its 189th assembly with liberals prevailing on core doctrinal issues including the virgin birth and Princeton Seminary controversy. Elections to the judicial committee are key as the panel acts as the church's supreme court. Prohibition enforcement and atheism are addressed in two resolutions. next assembly set for Tulsa in 1928.
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Edward Wicher
Frank H. Jamison
New Jersey
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Okla
Egyptian cabinet drafts reply to British on army reform
Cairo reports the Egyptian cabinet held a special session to complete a draft reply to the British note urging army reorganization. The premier may present the response to Lord Lloyd within hours, preserving room for talks. King Fuad proposed a departure for Alexandria, previously set for Thursday.
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Griffin to enter trans Pacific flight to Honolulu
Griffin will host two entrants in the trans Pacific flight to Honolulu. Lieutenant Doug Davis, a Spalding county native, has made Griffin his base since beginning flight five years ago. Willard Coggins is building his own plane in Griffin and plans to test it this weekend before leaving for the west coast.
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Memphis Man Convicted of Murdering His Mother
Henry Williams, 42, an automobile mechanic in Memphis, was found guilty in Shelby criminal court of murdering his mother and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Phi Beta Kappa Address Planned at University of Georgia
Dr. Ralph Graves, associate editor of National Geographic, will deliver the Phi Beta Kappa address at the University of Georgia commencement on June 13. Alumni Day events, a 215000 building cornerstone, and a class exceeding 200 graduates are noted in the program.
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Young B. Smith
Columbia University
Yale University
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University of Georgia
Newnanang
Atlanta
Pr. Urich B. Phillips
University of Michigan
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Second Baptist Church
Atinta
School of Commerce
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Portland trapshooter breaks all world records
Eugene Oregon June 1 Frank Troeh of Portland trapshooter broke all world records at the Eugene traps during the Pacific divisional tournament. Col onel O H Ford vice president of the American Amateur Trap Shooting Association announced Troeh 486 targets hit of 500 with 14 misses in four days of shooting setting the highest record known at the traps.
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Another Libel Suit Filed Against Ford
Detroit June 1 Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent are defendants in a libel suit filed by Joseph Miller a real estate dealer seeking 200 000 damages as an aftermath to the mistrial in the Aaron Sapiro case Miller accuses Ford and others of maliciously and wilfully injuring his good name through statements.
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Afraid to Eat Swink Man Describes Black Draught Remedy
Swink Oklahoma resident Mr B T Strain describes long term indigestion and relief from stomach trouble with Black Draught. He recalls bloating tight feeling headaches and weakness before finding benefit and now uses it less regularly.
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