Senate to Vote on Packer Bill in New Congress
Washington, January 23. A senate vote on passage of the packer bill is set for 4 o'clock, signaling a week of unusual activity in congress. After years of debate over meat industry regulation, passage would send the measure to the house, where more legislation awaits action in the remaining five weeks of the current session. The week also features tariff matters, disarmament talks, and annual appropriation bills as Republican leaders push funding measures.
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Senate panels wrap up week with immigration and espionage hearings
Senate immigration committee will conclude hearings on the Johnson bill to bar most immigrants for a year as Immigration Commissioner Caminetti describes European conditions. Senate judiciary committee continues hearings on justice department espionage law enforcement issues with Norman H. Davis providing more information Tuesday. Foreign relations panel weighs Yap island controversy and cable lines while commerce panel aims to finish Calder coal regulation discussions and push a favorable report.
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Senate Immigration Committee
Caminetti
Europe
Department of Justice Administration
Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norman H. Davis
Senate Foreign Relations
Yap
Senate Commerce Committee
Calder
Ridley’s dramatic appeal fuels church payroll fundraiser
Dr. Ridley, amid a crowded Garnett Forsyth church, denounces alleged plot against him and recaps police court exoneration. He cites threats to his life, appeals for loyalty, and a payroll scheme linked to the new Cooper street church, prompting a flood of subscriptions from donors including L Beddingfield and W S Garwood.
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Forsyth Stream
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Constitution
Beavers
Atlanta
Turner
Cooper Street
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Johnson
Br. Ridley
Sid Smith the Gump Creator Recounts Career Rise and Nicknames
Sid Smith, creator of Andy Gump, details his journey from Bloomington to Chicago, tracing name changes from Bob to Sid and Buck Nix to Doc Yak. He recalls early work drawing for The Pittsburg Post and The Toledo News-Bee, wandering the Midwest, and his rise to nationwide fame through the Gumps and related works. He notes personal quirks, hobbies, and a home in McHenry Illinois, plus a golf party that marked Midwest golfing history and his fondness for witty storytelling.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Goat
Severn
McHenry
Mid-West
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Kidding
Florida
Everglades
Chapel Hill Golf Club
Ad Men Officers Arrive in Atlanta for Convention Prep
Rowe Stewart of Philadelphia president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and P. Florea of New York arrive as the vanguard of the executive committees. They plan to organize details for the annual convention in Atlanta next year and attend the Atlanta convention bureau dinner with city officials and colleagues.
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City
Stewart
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J. Paxon
Frad Houser
Paul Etheridge
Fulton County
P. S. Florea
Irvin F. Pashall
Death of Infant Drives Mother to Fatal Shock
Mrs Blanche Mooney of Inman Yards died after the loss of her infant daughter last week. Survived by husband C A Mooney Jr, a son, father William B Thompson, two sisters Willard and Mildred Thomas, six brothers, and other relatives. Body to be sent to Maysville after services. funeral arrangements noted.
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C. A. Mooney
Inman Yards
Charles A. Mooney, Jr
William B Thompson
Misses Willard
Mildred Thomas
James C
E. F
Howard
George
Willie
Joseph Thomes
Harry G. Poole
Maysville
Decatur ST
Former picture star Miss Jean Darnell visits Atlanta on business
Former screen star and Goldwyn Pictures special representative Miss Jean Darnell is in Atlanta for a brief business trip. Her career spans early Tan Houser and Kalem work opposite Henry B. Walthall, a six year screen layoff after an on set injury, and roles as road manager for Maeterlinck and as a personal representative of Thomas H. Ince during Louise Glaum and Enid Bennett era breakthroughs.
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Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Atlanta
Miss Darnell
Tanhouser
Kalem
Henry B. Walthall
Screen
Tela
Silent drama star observes Harthbound at How theater
Personal friend of Pauline Frederick, Miss Darnell discusses the film Harthbound now showing at the How theater. She calls the production one of the most stupendous in America, noting the eleven months of filming and a total cost of $380,000.
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Harthbound
Former Barracks Buildings Destroyed at Camp Gordon
Two vacant structures formerly used as barracks burned at Camp Gordon late Saturday night. The fire began about 10 o clock and was controlled Sunday morning. Four camp fire companies responded, plus Atlanta Company No 4. Damages and cause were undetermined by Sunday night.
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Gordon Department
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