Spiritual progress must pace science says pastor
Rome Ga June 5 Progress in spiritual attainments must accompany the progress of science to rebuild the country on firm foundations, the Shorter College graduating class was told by Dr Hillis Fuller pastor of the First Baptist church of Atlanta. He cited the economic situation.
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Precarious times spark call for national renewal
A speaker warns that starvation, clothing shortages, and unemployment persist despite food overproduction and cotton curbs. He urges rebuilding foundations with scientific and spiritual progress, insisting government rests on morally capable leaders. A boy relates a fatal schoolyard assault, exemplifying the era’s violence.
Not Snitch? Young Teen Murmurs on Record
A New York report notes a thirteen year old saying I ain't no snitch while discussing a sensitive youth case. The fragment hints at a crucible involving police and community concerns.
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Tax Money Spent for Education Pays Big Dividends
Wadley Ga June 5 Judge Claude Pittman urged Wadley High School graduates that funds for education yield the greatest returns. He argued that education access is harder for poor youths and supported a modern state wide school system.
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Murder Struggle in Pierre Dufresne House Deepens
Detective Harper probes the Dufresne household after a fatal shooting as alibis and servants come under scrutiny. Aline Croyden shields family secrets while Richard Croyden, Pierre Dufresne, and staff confront hidden tensions amid hidden letters and a recovered murder gun. Tomorrow the crisis intensifies.
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State Should Bear Most Education Burden, Leader Declares
A public official argued that the responsibility for educating children should fall primarily on the state rather than local subdivisions, urging policy shifts to centralize schooling duties nationwide.
Governor Rolph Goes to His Final Rest in San Francisco
Governor James Rolph Jr of California lies in state with private home services conducted by Rev J Wilston Ford. A 19 gun salute at the Presidio and a public service at city hall marked his farewell as mourners gathered despite rain. Rosie Lavender, who once benefited from his aid, spoke of his kindness. An unrelated note mentions eliminating stagnant water to curb mosquitoes.
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Americans Drink Legal Stiff Stuff Nearly Pre-Prohibition Levels
Washington reports six months after repeal shows Americans still consuming roughly the same volume of legal hard liquor as before Prohibition. Beer and ale use falls short of prewar levels while bootleg supply remains large. Tax take runs about 25 million dollars monthly, with broader figures projecting annual hard liquor withdrawals near 78 million gallons and beer around 28 million barrels.
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Tennessee Prisoners Surrender After Defying Guards
Three long term prisoners surrendered at Nashville state penitentiary after two disarmed a guard and the trio barricaded in the east wing for over seven hours. Prison officials named the inmates as Carl Pentecost Lonnie Taylor and J Raines Taylor had involvement in a prior break and the slaying of a prison trusty.
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Georgia farmer held for slaying employee and wounding wife
Donaldsonville Ga June 5. Paul Cowart a farmer is held for preliminary hearing in the slaying of his 19 year old hand Bud Peters and the wounding of Mrs Cowart Sheriff C E Barefield said Cowart surrendered claiming he shot the two in Peters room at the Cowart farm house A coroner s jury investigating the case ordered Cowart held for preliminary hearing later this week
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Alice Marble Suffering From Pleurisy In Paris
United States tennis star Alice Marble, hospitalized after collapsing at Roland Garros Stadium on May 24, is diagnosed with pleurisy. Dr. Robert Dax said her condition is improving but she needs utmost care and may be out for six months. sailing may be delayed two weeks.
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Garrison Motor Co Car Prices and Truck Listings
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