Longstreet’s Widow Seeks Public Office
Alinta Longstreet, widow of a Confederate general, announces an Independent bid for Georgia governor. She campaigns on anti communism and anti Ku Klux Klan measures, pledging civil rights funding while facing skepticism from newspapers and rival candidates.
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Theodora Roosevalt
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United States Supreme Court
Woman suffrage crusader and Georgia journalist profile
Helen kerich rose from local editor to Milledgeville publisher and suffrage advocate. She campaigned for women in public office, served on Georgia Library staff, chaired at Guthsville post, and earned Hall of Fame recognition for her lifelong journalism and reform efforts.
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Helen Kerich
AL Carnesville
Lhe Milledgeville
Mily Chitinicle
Cgeargh
Rae Wis
Willian Atkinson
Hellé
Jal Guthsviie
Georgia Hall of Fame
Ture Biter
Thomas Watson
Teddy ‘Kourevelt
Bull Moose
Republican
Democratic Party
Stella
Ozone Lamp Devised To Banish Odors In Cleveland
A Cleveland inventor announces a lamp device that neutralizes odors indoors and outdoors. The unit runs on household current and is claimed to deodorize clothes and spaces, offering a centralized solution to objectionable smells. The spokesman says it will be marketed to mature consumers as a practical household appliance.
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Sotetlaw
Varied losses from forest fires listed by professor
BerkeleyGalil 1% The man different kinds of losses from forest fires studied by Professor Woodbridge Metcalf of the University of California. Losses include aging of forest growth, soil erosion, reduced water supply, destruction of game cover, reduced recreation area, business downturn, and population shifts as residents move away.
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Galil
Woodbridge Metealf
Univesity
California
Minna
Louis Cured Referee Of Stage Fright In Ring Talks
In New York, famed boxing referee Louis Lowen, nicknamed a Tolmer star ringman, was said to conquer stage fright after talks with Joe Lowin. He later spoke at the University of Washington and during World War II accompanied Lowin in the Aleutians, recalling a moment when Lowin urged him to “talk em up” and he found confidence on stage.
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New York
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Rimy Coldtein
Tolmer Slar
Joe Lows
Fuby
University of Washington
Joe Lowin
Ruby
Stege
Loils
Child Health Clinic Planned For Today at Cherry Iains
A child health clinic is conducted at the church in Cherry Iains today at 1:30 pm. Parents of children aged 8 months to 5 years are urged to attend for preventive vaccines including diphtheria smallpox and pertussis. supervision by county public health officials and chaired by Mrs Davolhy Martham.
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Cherry Iains
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Mechanicville Music Workshop Led by Helen Welch
Mrs Helen Welch directed a music workshop at Mechanicville High School featuring simple instrument making and lyric-free demonstrations. She will reprise the event in Syracuse in November and join a New York State Music Convention panel on elementary music methods at the University of Might with Marguerite Road.
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Sta Mechanicville Music
Step Welch
Helen Wichserean
Mate Mevinus Ye Teawea College
New York
Djrecine
Syracuse Tin
Altro
Marguerite
University of Might
Local Democratic Committee Chooses Leader at Saratoga Meeting
At a Sanauga Springs gathering in Sanauga pSprians, Joseph I Hammer was reelected unanimous chairman. James G Contors, John He, Thomas W Donaling and Anthony fnecobelli attended. Frowngel for governor and Connors for District 1 both connected with the party, with Connors resigning to join the armed forces. Andrew J Molina and Janes Naln of Stillwater appeared as candidate for treasurer and other posts. The City Democratic committee meets tonight in City Hall to elect officers for the coming year.
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James G. Contors
John Hepenntiars
Thomas W. Donaling
Anthony Fnecobelli
Saratoga County
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Gillan
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Hamner
Imediately
Rochester
Canyt
Charles Frowngel
F. Connors
Dames
Connors
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Janes
Nalan
Stillwater
Roruurre
Andrew J. Molina
Helicopter Overflight Shocks Local Golf and Road Work
A helicopter startled residents when it hovered above a golf course and landed near a rail line. G Collins, an engineer for a local firm, claimed the incident disrupted a road project tied to a State Conservation Department contract. The craft reportedly transported crew and equipment toward a Westchester Airport route, with repairs continuing on related infrastructure.
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Csurse State Hay Mfhiengos
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Prinha
Westchester
Nechaaie
Tle
Jonnewe
Me. Haptish Churely Hosts Family Pleating Event
The Women’s League of the Me. will hold a family gathering at 6:90 pm tomorrow at Mrs. Adam Gartner’s home on the Meahanicyilie Waterford Road. Attendees to bring their own table for view. Obituary: William A. Sip Perry, Gytarobt resident, died Friday at Canal Sirtel home. Funeral held Monday at J. Ryan Funeral Home.
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Women's League of the
Adam Gartners
Dames J. Stewar
Funeral notices for Elmer Brown and William Cartwall
Obituaries record the funeral services for Elmer Brown a Minddon View Cemetery interment and for William P Cartwall a Hudson View Cemetery interment. Also noted is a church service at Memorial Baptist for Rev Bart D Woodiell officiating with mourners named. Teachers Would Ban Report Card System discusses university policy at Emory University to drop standard report cards and instead rate a child by individual progress and growth.
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Clifton I Park
Wiliam P. Cartwall
Leonard Hospital
Third Avene
Atta Wia WorKanep
Trachors
Emory University
Sitting Becomes Bad Influence in Youth Case
An authority on adolescent psychology calls babysitters symbolic of age at juvenile delinquency. He argues babysitters cannot replace parents who nurture daily. Dr. Frank Po Milice criticizes current practices and urges parental involvement to guide youth and build confidence.
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