Taxation Problems Discussed By Sims At Luncheon
Mayor Walter A Stine told Atlanta Junior Chamber members taxation and the aggregation of the colored population pose vital problems. Sims warned Georgia may face an income tax law that could push industries to other states, affecting employment and urban planning for housing and parks. He urged consideration by lawmakers and city officials to manage enforcement and social impact.
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Atlanta
Walter A Stine
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Moser Sima
Capitel
Von
von Lonsciler
van Malee
Sims
Aeron
Pallid City Plans Stir Talks on Civic Reform
Palmer Blackburn urged coal burning locomotives in the heart of the city to aid progress while a central plaza proposal would curb urban ills. John Slaton spoke on Grady hospital ward plans and tied disease to diseased minds as the Fulton County Medical Society pledged support and Steve Johnson praised the hospital’s plans as crucial.
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Palmer Blackburn
John Slaton
Grady Hospital
Fulton County Medical Society
Steve Johnson
Americus Elks Install Officers in 1940s Report
Americus Lodge No 752 BPOE installed officers last night led by installing officer Charles Th Muauk. New officers include exalted ruler U L Marshall captain leading to fight B Clark loyal Knight J Mtallingy lecturing knight A McDonall secretary W Ue Morgan and Louis Rosenberg representative to grand lodge C OL Maui alternate W J Morgan. Retiring officers praised the lodge’s healthy membership growth and an excellent condition as the year closes.
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Americus
Americus Lodge
Chaves Th. Muauk
U 1
Marshall
Clark
Mtallingy
McDonall
W. Ue Morgan
Unr
Change in Farm Credit System Declared Needed Reform
George Betts, president of the Georgia association, told the Presidents' club that Georgia farmers face no hope for about 200,000 in the state amid boll weevil pressure. He outlined a dairy hog and hen program to address farming conditions, urging reform before land ownership shifts to distant states and noting Georgia has many tenant farms and dilapidated housing. He described a feed crop plan to market cream, pork, and poultry to cover operating costs.
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George Betts
The
Georgia Association
Presidents’ Club
Betts
Turner County
Georgia
Prediction of US customs receipts for next year exceed hopes
Washington April 6 Senator Smoot Utah, a Senate Finance Committee leader, predicted that customs receipts for the fiscal year ending next June would exceed 200 million and may reach 300 million. Treasury officials differ, noting February and March totals may reflect seasonal shipments of raw sugar and exports after refining. Smoot cited broad coverage of commodities in imports and exports as a factor in potential growth.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Soma
Memorial Plan To Erect $500000 Belle Bennett School
Mobile Alabama reports the thirteenth annual session of the Southern Methodist Women’s Missionary Council. A memorial plan for a $500,000 Belle Bennett school to honor the late Miss Belle Bennett, longtime pastor, is recommended by the memorial committee led by Miss Letelle Hawkins. Debate centers on enlarging the Kansas City Searritt Lote Academy or creating a new institution. Plans move forward with committee reports and devotional sessions led by Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Chappell.
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Mobile
Ala
Mise Letelle Haakin
Dodr Nial
Pha
Fof. Stephens
Columbia
Mo Sifie Stephens
Anottay Vent
Patay Davies
Atlanta
Howard
Athatti
Chappell
Af Nuehyille
Agatemark Anelogy
Fore University
Winall Mes
T. G. Adama
Af Mobile
Reronns Manta
Mra. Chappell
Fitzgerald & Parker
Nashville
Wo Downe
Mra . ST. McCor
Rosa Waehville
B W Lingcomb
Misa Alchen Jones
Houston
Texas
Cf 4A
Rush Meslding
Ameren
Mra. McCoy
Reopen Methodist Centenary Drive in Warresa Ga
Warresa Ga April 5 Special The Methodist Centenary Drive reopened in Warresa today with addresses by prominent Methodist speakers. The drive aims to collect unredeemed pledges to the centenary in 1884 to prevent suspension of the ex nl nh PPCROIL of the church. Bishop Win No Aniuwarth of Macon presided and was principal speaker with Th, Hol & Cook of Nashville and Dr A O Seller of Shela Rock Ark among others.
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Warserosa
Warerosa
Ttd
Apeakare Nro Th
Hol & Cook
Nashville
Tenn
Buntay
A. O. Seller
Shela Rock
Ark
Arkansas Christian Advocate
World News Briefs From Paris To Wisconsin Highlights
Paris conference on 1 cent per mile expense adjourned to Monday with a final meeting planned. France will not save time this year with daylight changes, cabinet decides Rambouiet. A New York church incident sees sixteen hooded entrants marked as a model for others. Insurance firms report higher capital and net profits in 1920s tallies. Wisconsin production notes show beer reform improving under supervision. Chicago grain experts plan International Grain and Bay Show with $10,000 prizes for top crops.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Millerand
Rambouiet
Edope Elrarbourg
Chicago
States
Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Supreme court ruling cuts pay for aviation service trainees
A recent supreme court decision bars enlisted aviation trainees for reserve officers from receiving 100 dollars monthly during training. The ruling affects over 20 000 veterans, costing about 80 000 dollars in total. The article also compares wartime per capita costs across nations and notes various cultural observations and health claims from unrelated statements.
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Supreme Court
Aviation Service
Ladies Civic Club in Milltown Meets in New Quarters
The Eades' Civic Club led by president Yes I Rivers held a lively meeting in Milltown yesterday afternoon in their new quarters. They discussed next Wednesday April 11 as the city clears streets. A new ordinance goes into effect to curb street hazards.
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Ladies’ Civic Club
Milltown
Eades
Yes I Rivers
Mr Hou
Bada
Officers close in on Chapman escape case
Federal investigators traced two dark complected men with full beards and a loud yell to New York bound pulls as they used taxis around Ath on and visited the hospital where Chapman lay wounded. A taxi driver identified the men as Abe Chon of New York and J Karuae of Boston while officers pursued a mystery telephone call from a residence near the hospital.
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Jesa Bennett
Ath ‘Ong
Pullman
New York
Seaboard
Geoman Hotel
Fie
Chapman Escapes Hospital Then Recaptured in Madison County
Details of Gerald Chapman escape from a hospital in Atlanta and subsequent recapture in Madison County after a gun battle with local officers and a civilian posse. Reports note wounds, travel by car with two men, and investigations linking him to a New York century robbery ring and prior escapes.
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B Ties
Fant
Bs Offlcera
Confedemaitea
Pelvoner
Atlanta
Gray Tlewna
Tenced
New York
Moile Gray
Tern Chapman
Qiad
Gerald Chapin
Jed Heen
Allen Thy
Athens
Athena
Chapman
Chapman Wich
Minneapolis
Minn
Gerald Chapman
St Paul
Duesdis
Federal
Enitentiacy
Chicago
First man arrested in bonds theft conspiracy indicted again
H. 3B. Sortein of Minneapolis, the initial arrestee in the government probe into a bonds theft ring, faced charges over a $1,000 Paget Sound Power and Light bond taken from a locked New York mail truck. Indicted with 26 others last November and reindicted this week by the grand jury.
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Twin Cities
Middlewest
Sortein
Minneapolis
Paget Sound Power ‘and Light Company
New York
Simmons Kloncilium Support Claimed by Klansmen
The article reports that Dr Evans the Imperial Wizard and supporters from the Texas Klan faction declare backing for Colonel Simmons in a district court matter. It notes a heated hearing with adjournment, bond postings by Evans associates, and predictions about legal outcomes and organization authority.
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Htheridge
Thamah
Cotit
Evang
Gersinn
Fiheridge
Newspapermew
de Crans
Avin Hin
Newa
J. McKinnon
Evans
Non Furnes
Hathrock
AJ. Jones
Simmons’ Caahier
Kinney
Forney
Wil
Slimmonr
Paul Eihorigee
Fran Wuoehlbudon
Grusneg
Mi Kinnon
Ean Anmane
Sesaa
Apr
Texas
T. W. Evans
William J. Bimmons
George W. Keeling
San Antonio
Keeling
de Pyans
Dallas
Fran
Lin
Atlanta
Body of Fred Murray Brought Here Inquest Planned
News of Fred A Murray of Porto Rico irrigation service death in Guayama Puerto Rico reaches Atlanta. Murray was chief of the service, shot by a discharged employee who reentered the office. Laurence Squire, son in law, will bring Murray's body to New York then on to Atlanta for interment. Mrs Murray, sister to Mrs Benwinin Mo Hall, remains in Porto Rico with her daughter Mrs Gertrude Squire. funeral time and place to be announced.
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Murray
Porto Rico
Atlanta
Yarte
Tacchett
Gacoherth
Mo. Murray
Laurance Squire
Wil
New York
Central Congregational Church
Murrayv
Benwinin Mo
Spring Street
Gevern
Gertrude Squire
Blind Man Asks Right To See Child
A blind man petitioned a court to gain visitation with his child after alleging years of mistreatment by his wife. He tearfully described his desire to hold his baby again, while the judge noted legal limits and ordered probation supervision and possible support arrangements.
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Wiest
Tnehlestrant 2Tn
Hel Aluca
Hotelingeworth
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