President Roosevelt pushes new housing plan in social welfare policy
Warm Springs Ga Nov 30 President Roosevelt outlines far reaching housing policy with James Moffett tying government aid to slum clearance subsistence homesteads and rural housing where private capital cannot reach. He argues the program is not socialism and will not compete with private enterprise but instead supplement it to lift the nation’s lowest income groups.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Jas. A. Moffett
Hous
Ene
Pete Ee
Standard Oil
England
Moffett
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
PWIA
Atlantic
Britain
White House
United States
Congress
Man Dies Four Hurt In Train Truck Collision
Jonesboro Ga Dec 4 A Central of Georgia passenger train struck a stalled truck on the tracks at Jonesboro derailing the train One man Frank Phillips McDonough Ga died at an Atlanta hospital at 12 40 p m several hours after arrival Claude Thornton was taken to another hospital in critical condition Three others were injured with hospital reports describing one as fair and fearing internal injuries The truck was hurled from the track injuring three persons and the locomotive plowed a siding smashing a box car loaded with lumber Phillips was helping to uncouple the freight car when the engine hit him Bottoms a fellow worker was only slightly cut and bruised
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Jonesboro
Central of Georgia
Frank Phillips
McDonough
Atlanta
Claude Thornton
Phillips
Bottoms
Washington Echoes on Roosevelts Speakership Race
The piece discusses Sam Rayburn as next House Speaker after Henry Rain ey, with McCormack named floor leader. It notes political maneuvers, unemployment insurance debates, and a proposed 40 hour week amid recovery efforts and business confidence, amid high Washington activity and Roosevelt’s central role.
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Henry Rainey
McCormack
Massachusetts
Ana Nere
Peter Finds a Way
Agnes returns to Florida, fuming at Peter and his mother. A midnight surprise meeting on Lilian’s island leads to a reconciliation kiss as they plan to wed despite past fights and a missing car. The couple faces a decisive moment with a minister nearby and a marriage license in hand.
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Gnes Markey
Florida
Agnes
Cabbage Palm
Peter
Lilian
Mamma
Peter Bennett
Liying
Columbus Woman Faces Murder Trial in Texas
Miss Neta Roach, a Columbus, Georgia resident, was arrested Saturday on a murder charge connected to a Feb 16, 1934 Hidalgo County robbery slaying. Deputy Sheriff E L Etter of Hidalgo County and Columbus officers located her, and she agreed to return to Texas to face trial. Bud Clark, linked to the holdup, is already jailed in Hidalgo County.
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Columbus
Etter
Frank Causman
Hidalgo County
Bud Clark
Miss Roach
Texas
Surely Some One Else Quote From Boston Transcript
A fragmentary line from a Boston Transcript exchange hints at a riddle about identity and relations in a teasing, humorous chat. The brief excerpt features wordplay on who smiled and the line about one’s wife's mother, implying misdirection and wit.
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Boston Transcript
Stonehenge Secret Still Puzzles Ancient Origins Debate
A magazine piece ponders who built Stonehenge and notes theories from an archeologist claiming Egyptian builders 2000 years before Christ. It compares possible Phoenician influences, mentions Beltane Queen festivals in Peebles, and the grim ritual linked to Beltane in old Druids lore.
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Stonehenge
Stimehenge
Answers Magazine
Britain
Peebles
Scotland
Chesapeake Bay Variety Retriever Story
A Los Angeles Times piece praises the Chesapeake Bay variety retriever for a soft mouth and water-repellent coat. It highlights bold courage, equal tolerance to icy immersion, and a history tied to Atlantic and Northwest origins and a cross with coon hounds.
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Chesapeake Bay
Los Angeles Times
Great Northwest Mounted Police
Atlantic
Newfoundland
England
Doan's Pills Aid Kidney Function Says Ad
An old advertorial urges readers to cleanse the blood through the kidneys using Doan's Pills. It lists symptoms of kidney disturbance and claims the product promotes normal kidney function, with consumer endorsements and availability from druggists.
Doan's Pills Georgia Foreclosure Notice in Taylor Co
Public outcry sale to satisfy a secured debt on the west half of lot 318 in the First District of Taylor County Georgia. The July 21 1927 deed to secure debt to Mrs C L Smith recorded in Deed Book R page 348. Sale set for January 8 1935 at the Taylor County courthouse with proceeds to cover the debt cost and costs of sale.
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Georgia
Taylor County
O. R. Lu‘ens
C. L. Smith
O. R. Lucas
Dissolution Petition for Jarrell's Department Store Inc
Jarrell's Department Store Inc seeks dissolution and surrender of its charter to the State of Georgia. The stockholders unanimously approved dissolution and steps to wind up the business, with notices and filings dated 1934 and prior. The petition cites authorized stockholder resolutions, sworn statements, and an order for publication in Butler Herald.
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State of
Georgia
Jarrell's Department Store, Inc
E. E. Jarrell
Walter E
EB. E. Jarrell
Taylor County
Jarrell’s Department Store, Inc
E. Cox
Taylor Superior Court
Chambers
EK. Jarrell
Superior Court
Butler Herald
Butler
C. F. McLaughlin
Chattahoochee Circuit
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Ga On March Fifth 1985
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Taylor County to the highest bidder for cash the 101 1 4 acres half of lot 284 in the 11th land district The property belongs to Mrs Coral Phelts and is to satisfy state and county tax executions for 1990 1931 1982 and 1983 Levy was made by Cc C Cooper L C and filed December 3 1984 by R P McGuffin Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Coral Phelts
Levy
Cc. C. Cooper
L. C
R P. McGupfin
Co Door
Lang
Edwarjs Bros
Edwaryg Bros
J. A. Payne
Taylor County Sheriff Sale Listings Summary
Tax executions carry sale of multiple properties in Taylor County Georgia. Parcels include two lots 61 and 62 in the 16th district, a 46 acre tract in lot 63, several city lots in Butler, scattered parcels in the 14th and 15th districts, and a 202.5 acre lot No. 1 in the 15th district. Listings name J R Layfield John Marvin Towns Garfield Dobson Dudley Maize Wiley Walker George McCrary Tom Rowe Matte W Rever Jim Shaw and others with debts for years 1930 1983. Sale conducted by Sheriff R P McGuffin in early January 1935.
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Taylor County
R. J. Turner
Hamp Woodall
Gene Mathews
Charlie Crump
John Marvin Towns
C. G Cooper
L. C
Butler
Mamie Pope
Tom Ruskin
EB. C. Sungs
Garfield Dobson
C. C. Cooper
Ourlet
W. W. Edwards
W. A. Anglin
Dudley Maize
C. Cooper
R. A. Scandrett
Jack
Ella Leonard
Wiley Walker
George Durham
Anna Fowler
George and
Ella McCrary
C C. Cooper
Tom Walker
Dora Walker
Mittie Lewis
Tom Rowe
Admr
Tom Rushin
Tate
Ley
Cooper
Platt
Taylor Won Ga
Bennie Colbert
F F. Peebles
F. Peebles
Matte W. Revere
C. & Cooper, LC
Easter Dobson
Jim Montfort
Am Montfort
Jim Shaw
R. P, McGufefin
Sher
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