President Roosevelt Heads Back Toward Washington
President Roosevelt begins the return trip to Washington from Warm Springs, with John S. Cohen and Clark Howell of Atlanta, and Senator R. By Russell, as he readies a monetary policy stance and legislative program. The journey included a rainy farewell at the depot and a few days of private rest and warm-water swims before resuming public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Ing
Congress
Warm Springs
Atlanta
John S. Cohen
Clark Howell
Sen. R
Russell,eaders
Georgia
Line Mountain
Federation Council of Churches
Marian’ Dickerman
Nancy Cook
New ‘York
Thesprestiert
Wari Zeofane
Vna Lehand
Peete Nich
Parker Seeks Quick Postmaster Change at Lyons Georgia
Congressman Homer Parker announced SW Mason as acting postmaster at Lyons Georgia to replace Mrs Sarah Moseley who held over after her term expired October 10 The change followed Moseley retaining her son in law as a part time employee and attempting to arrange family access to civil service exam admission threatening a rift with local party members and civil service rules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statnsboro
Homer Parker
SW. C. Mason
Lyons
Mason
Sarah Moseley
Mosley
Nourishing Grudge Claims by Ickes Against Smith
Washington reports a sharp exchange as Harold Ickes calls Al Smith’s criticism of the Roosevelt administration a grudge born of disappointed ambitions. Ickes defends the Public Works Administration and says Smith’s rhetoric misreads the facts, while Democratic leaders bluntly rebuke Smith’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
al Smith
Public Works Administrat
Harold N. Ickes
Smith
Ickes
Tekes
Roosevelt
New Outlook
H. H. Raines
House of Representatives
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Program
Thoroughvy
Editor Wrench Explores Broadway Night Life
Special correspondent T W Wrench describes Broadway scenes from Rockefeller Center to museums, seas, and arcane nightlife. He blends observations of art, antiquities, and sensational shows with warnings about nude dances and pricey temptations while praising accessible public exhibits and free museum access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrench
Broadway
Georgia official cites Supreme Court tax ruling on veterans benefits
Paul Doyal, chairman of the state revenue commission, says Georgia must follow a U S Supreme Court decision holding that property bought by World War II veterans with government compensation and war insurance is taxable. He notes the Tennessee case binding statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Doyal
State Revenue Commission
Georgia
Ruling on liquor ads lists states barred from mailings
Acting Postmaster General Joseph O Mally today issued a list of states and territories where liquor advertisements or orders cannot be mailed under the Reed law. The ruling, effective upon repeal of the 18th amendment, names Alabama Alaska District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Maine Michigan Mississippi Montana Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Porto Rico South Carolina Texas Virgin Islands Virginia West Virginia as prohibiting both advertising and solicitation in some form. It also cites Missouri South Dakota Utah prohibiting ads but not orders, and Arkansas Minnesota New Hampshire Tennessee Vermont prohibiting orders. Connecticut Delaware Indiana Maryland New Mexico and Washington show local option variations. and several states allow local option influenced by community laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyerington
D.C
Alabama
Alaska
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
South Carolina
Texas
Virgin Islands
Virginia
West Virginia
Missouri
South Dakota
Utah
Arkansas
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Roads to be built to Bibb Indian Mounds in Macon
Two hundred fifty workers will be hired to build roads to Bibb Indian Mounds and to clear and sod ancient hills. The project, approved by the CWA, is funded by the Junior Chamber of Commerce which will buy two large mounds of 40 to 60 acres. A transient camp will be set up on the old Camp Wheeler Base hospital site for workers. Dr C C Harrold and General W A Harris praise the mounds as among the finest in the United States, unchanged for 2,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
CWA
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Wheeler
C. C. Harrold
W. A. Harris
United States
Georgia News Briefs Highlight State Growth Initiatives
A Georgia statewide digest notes Abilian downies county grand jury endorsing halving county numbers. Rome receives 860000 as non federal works money to extend sewer and water systems. Georgia celebrates new marble post office dedication with dignitaries. A five year burglary sentence is cited alongside a prisoner suicide in Atlanta. Dr. W B Dove claims a sand fly control method for Savannah, eyed as a civil works project. Board of Regents head Warle Cocke cites PWA loan prospects for Georgia projects. Agriculture chief Adams backs larger grain crops for the south. An Atlanta motorist is injured by a wheel detach during a gasoline fire. South Georgia upholds calls for stricter fire laws to protect pine woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ablian
Downies County
Grand Survivey
Rome
Public Works Administration
Lionener
Union
Atlanta
Georgia Marble
Tary
W. B. Dove
Savannah
Warle Cocke
Board of Regents
Sheriff's Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1934 Property List
The sheriff will sell at public outcry before the Taylor County Courthouse door in Georgia on the first Tuesday in January 1934, described property of Wilder Bros including mule teams Pearl Ada Dora Little Ada Bill Dick and three Jersey cattle Helstein cow and Jersey heifer, to satisfy a Superior Court writ for O R Montgomery. Dated December 6 1983. RR P McGuffin Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Taylor Coun
Georgia
Anuary
Pearl
Ig Ada
Dora
Little Ada
Bill
Helstein
Wilder Bros
Joe Wilder
Superior Court
Taylor County
O. R. Montgomery
Rr.p. McGuffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ning
Cong. Parker
T. W. Wrench
Herald
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
East Side
West Side
Fifth Avenue
New York
Empire Building
Rockefeller Foundation
Museum of Natural History
Neptune
Arctics
Mimort
Lont
Aquarium
Afvrisa
South
Deep Sea
Justin
Paradise Garden
Paul Whiteman
Chinatown
42Nd Street
Greg
Fpanpylvenia
Long Island
Bibb Indian Mounds
Sheriff's Sale
Heb
Rif Biel
Georgia Power Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!