Borglum to Resume Stone Mountain Memorial Work
Greensboro report says sculptor Gutzon Borglum will resume the Stone Mountain Confederate memorial near Atlanta within 90 days. Funds to finish the carving are reportedly assured, with WPA support and coin sales aiding a $3,000,000 need.
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Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mount Memorial
Greensboro
N. C
Greensboro Record Today
Victor G. McAdoo
United Confederate Veterans
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
McAdoo
Baorglum
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Shreveport
Borgium
Memorial Association
Lee Stonewall Jackson
James IL. Key
W. H Venable Heirs
Sam Venable
Old Fashioned Says Shoe Stylist
San Francisco reports Miss Ruth Kerr, a New York shoe stylist, condemns tight footwear. She links the trend to wider feet and sandal fashion, urges comfort as Hollywood stars prepare to embrace the change.
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San Francisco
Ruth Kerr
New York
Kerr
California
Hollywood
Miss Kerr
Linder urges action to halt farm product importation
Atlanta June 17 commissioner of agriculture Tom Linder asked Congress to stop importation of agricultural goods that hurt domestic markets. He cited a Savannah shipment from the Far East including 1,103,765 pounds of cottonseed oil in 18 tank cars and 2400 cans of vegetable shortening from the Philippine Islands, plus 600 bales of cotton and cotton linters from China awaiting delivery to a Georgia mill.
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Atlanta
Tom Linder
Congressional
Linder
Congress
Savannah
Far East
Philippine Islands
Philippine Island
Heat Wave Grips Georgia Cities With Record Highs
An Associated Press report notes a heat wave pushing Georgia temperatures to top values. Columbus led with 104 degrees, Albany 102, Athens 99, Macon 96, with many cities in the high 90s. forecasters expected fair skies tonight and possible showers in northern and southwestern areas tomorrow.
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Associate Press
Georgia
Columbus
Albany
Athens
Monticello
Griffin
Newnan
Rome
Augusta
Savannah
Macon
Thomasville
Gainesville
Atlanta
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Two Naval Fliers Die in Annapolis Plane Crash
Two naval fliers Lieutenant Charles F Mallory 27 of Bethesda Md and Radioman W C Gray of Wharton Texas were burned to death when their plane crashed from about 100 feet after takeoff from the naval air station in Norfolk Virginia. The men attached to the heavy cruiser Indianapolis had been starting tests when the aircraft stalled and burst into flames.
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Norfolk
Charles F. Mallory
Bethseda
W. C. Gray
Wharton Texas
Naval Air Station
Indianapolis
Naval Air Field
Mallory
Brave
Farley Predicts Best Democratic Convention Ever
Philadelphia June 1764 Post master General James A Farley democratic national chairman arrived and announced the best democratic convention ever. He toured committee headquarters and noted preparations as the convention opens Tuesday with schedule shifts for Roosevelt and Garner nominations and a pre convention reception planned Monday night at Franklin Field.
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Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Farley
Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Garner
Franklin Field
Court Upholds Market Association Power to Regulate Members
Georgia Supreme Court upholds cooperative market’s right to enforce fixed prices. The ruling affirms injunctive relief in a case by the Georgia Carolina Retail Milk Producers Association against Luther O. Johnson of Augusta, who sold 30 gallons daily at 40 cents wholesale, against a 45 cent price set by the association. The court also affirmed that a member must show individual harm to challenge the law creating the association.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
Richmond Superior Court
Georgia- Carolina Retail Milk Producers Association
Luther O. Johnson
Augusta Dairyman
Johnson
Terrorists fire on children home in American colony
Jerusalem reports terrorists fired on a children's home in the American colony on the Plain of Shar but residents escaped unharmed. Bullets shattered windows as tensions rise ahead of the Palestine anniversary. Nearby Jaffa saw an Arab killed and several wounded after ambushing a police car.
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Jerusalem
Plain of Sharon
Jaffa
Palcor
Palestine
Coleman Lines Bus Schedule At Station on Madison Street
Coleman Lines announces bus schedule details for the station at North Madison Street in Thomasville Georgia. Passenger guidance and timetable specifics are highlighted for riders and local transit users.
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N. Madison ST. Thomasville, Ga
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