Federation Head Says Duty of Teachers Is a Responsible One
Atlanta, Sept 9 Mary C. Baker president of the American Federation of Teachers urged today that teachers prepare to train citizens shaping tomorrow's civilization They should study social conditions and political influences and participate in community life to widen their contribution to the nation's welfare The changes in education demand loyalty to students and better classroom methods while many teachers lack first hand knowledge of their communities to guide youth toward successful social participation.
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Federation
Slavery of Reputation Highlighted by Chrysler Ad Letter
A letter to Bill from Hon. W. A. Palin, of Thomasville Georgia, argues reputation is a harsher slave than racial oppression. He cites Cleopatra Babe Ruth and a silent president to illustrate how public perception controls actions and payoffs, ending by praising the Chrysler Four for its strong reputation.
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Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
Babe Ruth
Huggins
United States
Chrysler Four
Habits of People Hard to Change
Atlanta reports a big slump in applause postal cards requested by radio announcers as listeners adjust to changes in broadcasts. The item notes difficulty in altering audience reactions and habits in the radio era.
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Atlanta
Murder charges against three On Leong tong officials
New York reports three On Leong tong leaders Lee Geo Miln Lee Len Doo and Henry May were arrested on charges of acting in concert with a Hip Sing murder victim. Police tied the killings to tong warfare and a later gun battle in Chinatown with detectives seeking weapons.
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On Leong Tong
Hip Sing Tong
Banton
Tong
Lee Geo. Miln
Lee Len Doo
Henry May
Que Yee
Chifi Bink
On Leong
Ching
Fiifteen
Wong Hong
Hong
Hip Sing
Cim Bing
Chinatown
Kearns Says Dempsey Faces Suit If Box Later Than September
Chicago reports Jack Kearns travels to New York to oversee Mickey Walker training for a September 21 match with Dave Shade. He warns Dempsey could face lawsuits if boxing for any promoter other than Kearns’ staged bout, claims secured with Rickard and Mullins.
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Jack Kearns
New York
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Rickard
Tex
Gene Tunney
Harry Wills
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Paddy
Local Notes From Pavo and Lone
Mrs Mary Hardwick from Pavo visits Mrs J M Dunn Miss Hazel Hill travels to Pavo to enter school Mr Gussie Green leaves for home near Pavo after visiting relatives E C Stark from Commerce stays in Pavo Rev and Mrs J W Patterson and children return from Dawson and Lumpkin lone school opens on the 14th Dorrice Dunn travels to Miami Cattle suffer from heat wells dry after the long drought
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Dorrice Dunn
Miami
Slaton Calls Extra Session Unnecessary
Former Governor John M. Slaton, back from Connecticut, says an extra Georgia legislative session is unthinkable. He notes the constitution limits meetings to once every two years and warns extra sessions would cost about 100000 dollars, diverting funds from state institutions.
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Georgia
General Assembly
John M. Slaton
Connecticut
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