Georgia state flower and other simple notes cited
A miscellany of brief items covers politics and public life, including questions about Georgia state symbols, women mayors, weather, and local civic events. It notes a policy discussion on mail fraud, insurance scams, and education on word usage at Morris High School.
Riddles and Puzzles Captivate Public Interest
The piece discusses the surge of cross word and guessing contests in advertising and newspapers. It notes puzzles entertain many, while questioning educational value and stressing consumer amusement over serious learning, with IQ testing as a separate measure of reasoning and knowledge.
Sidewalk Showrooms Weigh Public Space Use
The piece argues against using streets and sidewalks as showrooms and sale spaces while noting past clutter from itinerant stands. It urges balanced street commerce that protects public convenience and fairness, questioning who would serve if leaders are absent and noting a Georgia tax issue tied to a Los Angeles meeting.
Deadly decline in schooling cited by Palm Beach Post
The Palm Beach Post laments a broken education system with a new streamlined approach and argues that high schools produce graduates less able to spell pronounce or use common words than one room schools did with the fifth reader. It notes the Three R s are in arrears signaling a national shame in literacy.
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Raymond N. Kellogg
Morris High School
New York
Rice shower wedding and a toast to the grapevine
An orange blossomed bride and her groom faced a surprise rice ambush by Western Union messengers during their Little Church Around the Corner ceremony. The incident popularized via a friend in Atlanta shows rice toss has become a curious new custom.
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George Tucker
New York
Western Union
Atlanta
Radio schedules for NBC WEAF and NBC WJZ networks on Wednesday June 20
Eastern and daylight time listings show Amos n Andy and Wayne King on WEAF with orchestras and dramas like Lights Out. NBC WJZ offers Easy Aces chat by Mrs Roosevelt and NBC Minstrel Show with multiple orchestras and vocalists.
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RBD
Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Charioteers
One Man's Family
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Town Hall
Hendrik van Loon
Amogs
Amogs ‘N’ Andy
King'’s Jesters
Deacon Moore
Ted Lewis
Isjuv
NBC
WJZ
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lum W
Abner
Beatrice Lillie
Helen Menken
Healani
South Seas
Carol Weymann
Jolly Coburn
Jack Russell
Don Bester
Lou Breeze
Chickasaws Extend Lead in Southern Loop Standings
Memphis Chickasaws moved a game and a half ahead of the Southern Association pack after a doubleheader split with Chattanooga 4-3 and 9-1. Little Rock won and tied 10-2 and 5-5 in Atlanta, Birmingham beat Knoxville 3-2, and New Orleans defeated Nashville 10-2.
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Memphis
Chickasaws
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
New Orleans
Nashville
Economy of phrase and costs for radios and signatures
The note explains training 40,000 men yearly and a reserve of 400,000 expected by independence on July 4 1946 in the Philippine Commonwealth. It mentions a ship name and a 21 cent radio tagging charge plus a 10 cent tax. A two word message like Bon Voyage costs $1.36, illustrating phrase economy.
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Philippine Commonwealth
Islands
New York
Reforestation Sparks Maple Saplings in Chestnut Street School
Jeffersonville Ind A miniature grove of maple saplings grew from walls of the Chestnut Street school after workmen replastered following a January flood. An investigation found plaster mixed under a maple tree, revealing how the saplings formed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Chestnut Street
Postcard Lost 12 Years Finds Its Way to Arkansas
A letter delivered to Greenlee Jones in Van Buren, Arkansas, twelve years and twelve days after slipping behind a mailbox. The postman collected extra postage due to rate changes since 1925. The missive was a request for a loan from a friend in Oklahoma.
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van Bureau
Ark
Greenlee Jones
Climax
Jones
Oklahoma
Lumber wagon crash sends man to hospital in Yakima
In Yakima Washington Stephen Carrico was pinned between a wagon and a trestle when lumber shifted on the wagon causing the front to lift. He sustained a sprained back and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Yakima
Wash
Stephen Carrico
Carrico
Fire Trap Discovery Sparks Rescue in San Diego
In San Diego Mrs Berthamis heard a mouse in a trap then found her house was on fire. Neighbors or firmen responded quickly to control the blaze and save the home.
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San Diego
Calif
Berthamis
Firmen
Baseball leaders in 1931 AL batting and RBIs
Gehrig of the Yankees led AL batting with .363 and 397 hits. Greenberg of the Tigers topped RBIs with 65 and 56 runs, while Bonura of the White Sox had 64 RBIs. Walker led in hits with 93 for the Tigers, Bell of the Browns had 86, and doubles were led by Vosmik and Geh rig with 22, tied with Bonura and Bell.
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Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Greenberg
Rolfe
Bonura
White Sox
Bell
Browns
Vosmik
Bell Browns
Lary
Indians
Averill
Kuhel
Sen
Baseball Leaders and Key NL Stat Leaders
Medwick of the Cardinals tops several categories including batting average .406 and RBI 55 runs. P Waner of the Pirates hits .370 with 94 hits, while Medwick leads in home runs with 16 and doubles with 26. Pitcher Warneke of the Cardinals is 9-2.
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Medwick
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
Gallan
Cube
Hita
J. Martin
Brack
Dodgers
Vaughan
Handley
Ott
Giants
Real Cubs
Bryant
Warneke
Intercity Bus Schedules Georgia Stages Coleman Lines
Georgia Stages and Coleman Motor Lines publish bus times from Atlanta Dothan Waycross Tallahassee Monticello and Monticello routes. Daily departures include morning mid day and evening trips with varied arrival windows and weekend restrictions noted.
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Georgia Stages, Inc
Coleman Motor Lines
The Reward of an Expert
A mountain preacher Pa Jordan in West Virginia visits visiting Northern men staying at a cabin. He notes one stranger wears glasses and uses them for reading as well as other purposes.
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West Virginia
Pa Jordan
Ious
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