Federal Budget Pledges Balance and Retrenchment Plan
A letter to the National Association of Credit Men notes that Uncle Sam will keep expenditures within ordinary receipts and balance the budget. It details a retrenchment program for the coming year, credit agency praise, and a full convention entertainment schedule in Atlanta with speeches by governors and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee U
Association
Uncle Sam
United States
Georgian Terrace
Imperial Hotels
Ansley
Stone Mountain Wall
Wedesmeyer
Commuity
L. Pilcher
Andor
John E Norell
Huntington
West Virginia
J BR Mitchell
St. Mark Methodist-Episcopal Church
Thomas W. Wardwich
Georgia
Walter A. ‘Sims
Atlanta
H. E. Moody
Atlanta’ Assacriaton of Credit
Asen
CW DuPuis
Citzens National Bank of
Cincinnati
Ohio
John & Norvell
Huntingloo
Heport
Tregce
Newark
Andress
Hoke Smith
J. K. Orr
J. K. Orr Shoe Company
RB. I. Graham
Pittsburg Dry Goods Company
Borean
I. B. Moran
Manger Credit Interchange Bureau Department
Ceckl Hotel Root
Tilcher Communications
Stanley L. Mutler
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lanctot
Philadelphia
John M. Parker
Govenor
Louisiana
Credit Department
Vernor Hall
Dallas
Texas
Cleveland
A. P. ‘Thom
Association of Railway Execu-t
Cred
Ite
National Committee On Business
M. B. Salisbury
Minneapolis, Minn
National Committee On Commercial Arbitration
M. T. Fleisher
Vennement
Robert Morris
Robert Morrie Associates
Credit Association
National Association of Credit Men
Salt Lake
Robert Morris Associates
William Tonks
Union Trust Company
E. Allen
Lowry Bank and Trust Company of Georgia
Southeastern
J. B. Goodrum
Atlanta National Bank
Limit Authority of Kansas Court
Continued from first page describing a landmark ruling on labor rights and public interest. Chief Justice Taft lauded due process limits on both employers and employees, rejecting absolute freedom of contract while noting government power over industries supplying food, fuel, and clothing. The court divides public-interest business into three classes: public services, historically protected occupations, and enterprises dedicating to public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Palogishet
Regulation limits on food and wage prices debated in Georgia
The article cites a Supreme Court view that food regulation targets public health not wages or prices, noting no monopoly in food preparation. It also reports Atlanta as the coolest southern city on Monday with rain and forecasts, and mentions Mgr. Odum accepting Reliance as manager of the Dahl company landscape department while continuing insurance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Atlanta
Mgr
Odom
Athens
Reliance
Bir
Odum
Dahl Company
States Barred from Gas Export Control by Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot block gas exports by restricting transmission. West Virginia faced potential diversion of gas to Ohio and Pennsylvania, harming interstate commerce. Justices Thomes Brandeis dissented, while McReynolds argued the case lacked a justiciable question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virgina
Justice van Devanter
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
von Devanter
Thlmes
Bransfeis
McReynolds
Allies Planning to Invite U S Aid Amid European Talks
Lord Curzon held a busy day with the cabinet while Italian and Belgian ambassadors briefed the foreign office on the French viewpoint. Count St Aulaire and the French ambassador met Curzon for an hour, as Lord D Bernon conferred later. D Albernon backs non repressive German measures, a stance France finds unacceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Curzon
Count St. Aulaire
Foreign Office
Curzon
Lord D’bernon
Berlin
D’albernon
Germany
France
Liquor Orders on Sea Voyage Stir Passengers
Sailors and saloon passengers face new maritime rule requiring advance liquor orders before sea travel. Some 60 percent complied while others protested saying the rule invades privacy. White Star line warns only compliant passengers will receive drinks at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United States of America
United States
White Star Line
Hal and Miss Samuel Home After Noted Trip
Hal and Miss Samuel return home with souvenir of the journey. He buys a first class dust pan for the lady and plans to use his practical mind in future days. Letters from Tignall celebrate Miss Samuel and mention Professor Willis A. Sutton, a former local student and Kiwanis essay winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Tignall
Miss Samuel
J. A. Moss
Mr. Moss
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Kiwanis
Odum Joins Reliance as District Manager
James E. Odum, a prominent Atlanta businessman, has joined Reliance Life Insurance Company as district manager, continuing his work in landscape architecture and expanding his role in the company’s regional operations. Odum’s appointment signals a strategic move for Reliance in strengthening its local leadership and service delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Odum
Atlanta
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Empire Trust Reports Suc cess in Campaign
Empire Trust, one of Atlanta's oldest banks, reports success of a savings accounts campaign. Hundreds of Atlanta children have opened accounts since the program began, with $1 free credit for the first 2,000 and a nickel painted nest egg piggy bank for coupon collectors from daily newspaper ads. The bank operates a full savings department plus five other banking divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Empire Trust Company
North Broad St
Atlanta
Nest Ege” Savings Bank
Atlanta Institu Ition
City Opens Sixteen Playgrounds For Summer Fun
At the official opening on a Monday morning, children released from studies gathered at sixteen city playgrounds. Supervisors led games and athletics from 9 to 11:30 and 3 to 6, under Afra Hunter C. Smith. New equipment including swings slides and balls was used as classes in folk dancing and a daily story hour began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
Hunter C. Smith
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Bureau of the Budget
Imperial Hotel
Nearly Evers Live
Blacks
Decatur St
Taft Hall
Jane 25Th
Adair Realty & Trust Co. Auctioneers
Tredemart
Empire Trust CO
Limit Authority OF Kansas Court
Hotel Astor
Times Square
New York
Astor
F.a.muschenreim
U. S
Quick Tire Service, Inc
Peachtree St
Ivy
Aanta
South
Weather Bureau
el Porno
Cotton Belt
Mississippi Valley
Empire Trust
Hapm
Outfitters
Credit Men
Griff Reynolds Company
Marietta St
Stewart
Stewart’s
Syracuse
Exmigiorans
Franklin Motor Car CO
Peachtree Street
Franklin
Augusta
T. B. Corley
MACON
Chas. H. Yates Motor Co
Savannah
P. S. Bacon Motor Co
Albany
Consolidated Motor Co., Inc
Columbus—Mcmurrin Motor Co
Rome
G. H. Heys
Birmingham—Scouten Motor Co., Inc
Montgomery—Salter-Mckee Automobile Co
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