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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
3
Sound expansion gains bankers backing for business lift
Bank leaders argue that expanding industrial and commercial activity is the nation’s top economic need. They cite rebuilding, home renovation, and rail modernization as powerful drivers of jobs, wealth, and purchasing power, stressing banks will finance sound, normal lending at low rates to support business confidence and local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NKERS
Depositors Fared Best in Bank Closures 1931 33, Jones Says
Washington dispatch reports Jesse H. Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, asserting that government bonds were the only investments to suffer as little as bank deposits during 1931 to 1933. He estimates depositors in closed banks recover about 65 percent on average, while bank stockholders lose all. He argues deposits should not be paid with taxpayers’ money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Annual First Church Christ Scientist meeting in Boston
The annual meeting of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston highlighted a push for better healing and unity. Key leaders reviewed growth in publishing, field expansion to Australia, Africa, the Philippines, and Europe, and emphasized use of The Christian Science Monitor for guidance and democratic ideals.
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Boston
Mass
New
Christian Science Peening House
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Brewer
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Cambridge
Christian Science Organization
Mary G. Ewing
Prof. Brewer
Christian Science Monitor
The
Monitor
Christian Science Board of Directors
Wm. R. Rathvon
God
Mr. Rathvon
C. A. Norwood
Orie Ae
Lightning strike injures Thomaston pastor near Hapeville
Rev. B. H. McHan, pastor of Silvertown Methodist Church in Thomaston, was struck by lightning while driving from Atlanta. He escaped serious injury though glasses shattered, facial burns and chest and knee burns occurred. His car left the road but no serious damage or injuries to passengers. Alton Harvey helped reach Thomaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
B., H. McHan
Silvertown Methodist Church
Hapeville
Atlanta
Alton Harvey
War on Tuberculosis Expands Across Georgia
Georgia launches statewide TB control with 12 district nurses funded by PBRA. Clinics in every county use X ray exams, led by Dr H C Schenck with Albert Tinsley as technician and Margaret Patterson as unit nurse. About 15 000 Georgians will be examined yearly, with 10 percent whites and 13 percent negros found infected or suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Georgia
State Board of Health Officers
PBRA
State Department of Health
H. C. Schenck
Albert Tinsley
Margaret Patterson
State Board of Health
Schenck
Dooly
Macon
Margaret C. Hardman
Northern Woman Tops $10,000 Gift to Negro College
Albany news reports Miss Caroline Hazard of Peacedale Rhode Island donates 10000 dollars to Georgia Normal and Agricultural College and Negroes of Southwest Georgia for a library. City commissioners approve about 200 dollars yearly for maintenance and county commissioners plan matching funds. The city names the highway Harvard Drive in honor of Hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Caroline Hazard
Peacedale
R. I
Georgia Normal and Agricultural College
Georgia
Hazard
College At
County Commission
Theity Commission
Harvard
Rhode Island
Whitley Bond Accepted by Macon Court Clerk
George F. White new States court clerk for the Middle district of Georgia received a $5,000 bond for John E. Whitley from the First National Bank of Atlanta. The cashier’s check was endorsed by Charles H. Cox and filed in Macon. Whitley faces 70 NRA construction code counts based on information by federal authorities. trial set for November 5 in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
George F. White
New States
Middle District of Georgia
John E. Whitley
Atlanta
Geveline
United States
First National Bank of Atlanta
Whitley
NRA
LaGrange
Jackson
Forsyth
Barnesville
Concerns Rise For Americus Tourists In Austria
Americus Georgia July 27 concern is voiced for a party of Georgia tourists now in or near strife torn Austria. In the party are Mia Frank Harrold and Miss Martha Marshall. They were slated to be in Bolzano Italy Thursday when news of Chancellor Dollfuss assassination reached Americus. It is unclear if the travelers were halted or redirected to avoid the disrupted area. Mrs Harrold is wife of prominent Americus cotton factor F P Harrold. Miss Marshall is daughter of T O Marshall, leading Americus attorney.
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Americus
Georgia
Austria
Mia
Frank Harrold
Martha Marshall
Bolazno
Italy
Dollfuss
Austrian Bastles
Harrold
F. P. Harrold
Miss Marshall
T. O. Marshall
Marshall
Truck crashes into freight train. man dies at Hazelhurst
In Hazelhurst Georgia on July 28 W J Royal died in a hospital after a transfer truck operated by Atlanta Florida Lines Inc on a Jacksonville to Atlanta run struck a moving freight train. His companion Bill Tadlock was seriously injured. The wreck required cutting the cab free and damaged a freight car. The crossing has seen prior fatal crashes.
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Hazelhurst
W. J. Royal
Hazlehurst
Comanion
Bill Tadlock
Atlanta-Florida Lines, Inc
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Royal
Macon
Linder Appeals to Crowds in Georgia Farm Post Drive
Atlanta July 28 Tom Linder of Hazlehurst wrapped up a busy week in his bid for Georgia farm commissioner speaking before large crowds at Lyons Marietta Millen and Swainsboro. He plans four weekly talks for six weeks, touting farmer status and pledging strict fertilizer law enforcement and fertilizer inspection for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tom Linder
Hazlehurst
Georgia
Farm Post
Linder
Lyons Marietta
Millen
Swainsboro
Lyons
Marietta
Agricultural Department
Talmadge
State Teachers to Receive Federal Aid, Georgia Meeting Hears
Georgia awaits federal aid for education as State Superintendent M. D. Colling told Athens PTA there will be about 69 000 a month for unemployed teachers next school year. Speakers discussed home school community roles, with emphasis on child welfare and teacher wages.
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Athens
Georgia
M. D. Colling
PTA
Collins
Congress
W:ton
Arthur C. Atkins
Watkins
8. V. Sanford
University of Geormgia
General Assembly
Martha McApine
University of Georgia
R. B. Whitworth
Atlanta Tenth Street School
McAlpine
Augusta sheriff calls death by own action note a hoax
A letter claiming a murder by Raiford Grady Williams in 1931 and signed by Joe Heath was found at a beach resort near Charleston before Sheriff Whittle declared it a hoax. No body was found and a $100 reward was posted for the writer’s arrest after Williams sought executive action.
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Augusta
Raiford Grady Williams
Williams
J. M. Williams
Sherif
MG Gowhittles
Muichewoed
Joe Heath
Charleston
D. C
Young Williams
Whittle
Prisoners escape guard near Barnesville then recaptured
Three prisoners Harold Thacker Clyde Browning and Harold Wright escaped a state transfer guard near Barnesville using a hairpin to pick handcuffs. They overpowered the guard S W Thornton and a prisoner driver, took the pistol, and forced a return to the road before authorities quickly organized a posse recaptured them.
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Barnesville
Millville Farm
Harold Thacker
Clyde Browning
Harold Wright
S& W. Thornton
Piso Farm
Thonton
Lowndes County Tax Digest Shows 1984 Reduction
The 1984 Lowndes county tax digest records a value reduction of about 249000 dollars, compared with a more than one million dollar shrinkage in 1983, indicating a easing tax assessment trend.
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Lowndes County
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