President Hoover to sign $2 122 000 000 relief bill
Washington July 17 President Hoover says he will sign the 2 122 000 000 relief bill Tuesday. He objects to some features but says major provisions will aid national recovery and credit precautions on loans are neutralized by confidential monthly reports. The Senate and House nudged toward final approval as the session nears adjournment.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Senate
Representative Corporation
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Wayon
Hoover Woul
Home Loan Bank
Congress
Jno
M. Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Capitol
White House
Lafayette Park
McNary- Haugen
Home Loan Banking Board
Howell
Republican
Nebraska
Rtis
Curtis
Couzens
Michigan
Watson
Tecus Wee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Columbia Hill
Glass
Virgin
Bingham
Connecticut
Norrin
Judiciary Committee
Glass Dem
Walkouts Close 100 Mills Put 15,000 Out of Work
In High Point North Carolina on July 19 about 15 000 workers lost jobs as strikers and unemployed forced or persuaded others to leave plants Electric power was cut and 100 major mills in High Point Jamestown Kernersville Lexington and Thomasville closed Roughly 400 hosiery workers walked out Monday over a wage cut The unorganized movement spread with little violence and affected many plants across the area including roughly 6000 workers leaving their posts
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High Point
N. C
North Carolina
Georgia Crops Shrink Due to Weather and Weevils
Georgia reports indicate sharp cuts in staple crops with cotton and watermelon expected to be very short and tobacco reduced. A mild winter and cool spring boosted boll weevil impact and lowered fertilizer use, while 14 percent less acreage further shrinks yields. Peach crops may be the smallest since 1907, and wagonloads of crops show lower markets. Local efforts stress live-at-home farming and co operative marketing in Waycross Ware County, with hog numbers up in Lowndes and egg marketing forming in Valdosta.
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Georgia
State Bureau of Markets
A. D. Jones
Market Bureau
Marcroas
Ware
Valdosta
Lowndes
Valdeeta
Confidence in American banking despite world crises
Stephen son, retiring ABA president, recalls a year traveling banks nationwide and finding renewed faith in banking strength and in bankers’ spirit and courage. He notes the world economy nearly ruined yet U.S. banks held firm, urging continued confidence in American banks and their leaders.
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Heyord
America
Cvisos
Substitution Resolution Advances In Virginia Vote
A Virginia vote yielded 87 in favor of proceeding with a substitute proposal to replace the 18th amendment, paving the way for consideration of the measure.
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Ocrat
Virginia
Hoover Cuts Cabinet Salaries In Major Cut
President Hoover ordered a 15 percent pay reduction for cabinet members cutting cabinet salaries from 15 000 to 12 750 dollars a year and taking a 16 000 dollar salary down 20 percent under the economy act. Undersecretaries face 10 percent cuts and assistant secretaries 9 percent. Vice President Curtis noted his pay drop to about 1 000 monthly, his first cut in White House history.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Treasury
Pesident Curtis
Mr. Hoover
In Memoriam for Our Dear Mother Mrs Desser Rodgers
In loving remembrance we recall our dear mother Mrs Desser Rodgers. A precious mother is gone and a voice we loved is still. The home is dark without thee yet thy memory is cherished until we meet again in heaven. Our loving mother rests in eternal sleep as angels welcomed her home. -Her Son and Daughter.
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Desser Rodgers
Figures indicate marriages last best in Georgia
Washington says 1931 Georgia shows strong marriage figures with fewer divorces relative to marriages. Census data indicate Georgia leads in marriages per divorce among states, while Maryland Delaware New York DC excluded due to special divorce laws. The item notes Georgia’s favorable marriage trend compared with other states and mentions varying laws affecting divorce counts.
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Georgia
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Census
Louisiana
Maryland
Newak
District of Columbia
New York
Delaware
Crisp Endorsed for U S Senate by Georgia Supporters
A Georgia letter lauds Chas R Crisp as an invaluable asset to his birth state and urges his elevation to the United States Senate. The writer, E Ll Martin, praises Crisp as a tower of strength for the party and country, signaling strong regional backing in Atlanta Georgia.
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Chas. R. Crisp
Georgia
United States Senate
Amazing New Mineral Compound Promises Health Boost
Health authorities blame stomach related causes for most diseases and advocate natural minerals and vitamins. Lee's Mineral Compound supplies eleven essential minerals and vitamins, claims to rebuild blood and bone, reduce acidity, and improve digestion and vitality. Available from Butler Drug Co. or Lee's Laboratories, $1.25 plus postage.
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Butler Drug Co
Lee's Laboratories
Forsyth St
Atlanta
Taylor County Tax Foreclosure Sale Notice 1982
Legal sale to take place on the first Tuesday in August 1982 at the court house door Reynolds Georgia. Property includes twenty five acres of Harlow place and twenty five acres of Sam Little place with city lots in Reynolds and a west half of Block 18 in Taylor County. Levied on J. W. Musslewhite as property subject to tax execution in favor of Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank. Tenant in possession notified. Sheriff R P McGuffin signs.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said County
Wale
Harlow Place
Jeffie Russell
Wilbur Hall
Baker Place
Sam Little
Branch
Reynolds
Central of
By. Co
Montague Street
W. Musslewhite
Mattie Hill
J. W. Musslewhite
G. A. Roberts
T. C
Atlanta ‘Joint Stock Land Bank
R. P. McGuffin
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1982 Property Lot 207
On August 2 1982 during legal hours in Taylor County Georgia the sheriff will sell Lot 207 in the 12th district as the property of the Fred Wright estate to satisfy tax executions for the years 1980 and 1981 issued by the county Tax Collector in favor of J S Green transferee. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes the sale date.
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Geoorgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said County
Fred Wright
Pepes County
J. S. Green
R. P. McGuffin
Sheriff's Sales in Taylor County Georgia Notice
A sheriffs sale list describes property in Reynolds and adjacent areas including forty five acres in the southwest corner of Lot 19, 14th district, owned by Mrs. G R Rogers, and the Goddard Building complex and theater on Winston Street tied to G H Goddard Co. Tax executions for 1929 1980 1981 are cited, with transfers to the Federal Land Bank of Columbia and Interstate Bond Co. Also listed is Lot 295 in the 4th district containing 1202.5 acres, levied on J W Musslewhite for 1980 taxes, with levies dated July 1982 by Sheriff R P McGuffin.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Orty
Theouthwest
Said County
G. R. Rogers Balinty
Said
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Reynolds, Ga
Goddard
Hattie Arringto
J. R. Lunsford
Goddard Theater
Winston Street
G H. Goddard & Co
Reynolds
A. M.arte
J. D. Beall
Ceisler
Rabie Square
Oddard
J. W. Musslewhite
R. P. McGuffin
Sherif
Georgia Taylor County Legal Sale Notice
The International Agricultural Corporation as assignee announces a public sale of real estate in Taylor County Georgia to satisfy secured debt. Property lies in Reynolds on Winst Street and Hayne Street with an 8 percent note dating 1927 and 1924, with prior credits and transfers noted, sale set for first Tuesday in August at the Butler courthouse. Proceeds cover expenses and secured principal with interest, balance to grantor.
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Georgia
Taylor County
A. M. Carter
Reynolds
Guan Company
Winst
Hayne Street
Taylor
State of Georgia
Superior Court
Interational Agricultural
Court House
Butler
International Agricultural Corporation
Joe. A. Brown
Atlanta
Letters of Administration for M Dessa Rogers Estate
Notice to heirs and creditors of M Dessa Rogers that L Rogers applies for Permanent Letters of Administration. Hearing set for the August term 1932 of the Taylor County Court Ordinary. Dated July 5. Signed L T Peed Ordinary.
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New County
L. Rogers
M Dessa Rogers
Taylor County
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Purvis Estate
Pursuant to an order of the Superior Court in the Chattahoochee circuit all debtors and creditors of the estate of F. R. Purvis late of the county, deceased, are required to present their claims duly attested to the undersigned within the time required by law. June 22, 1982. H. H. Riley, Brecht Batate of F. R. Purvis, Deceased.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Chattahoochee Circuit
F. R. Pur
Tani
H. H. H. Riley
Brecht Batate
F. R. Purvis
Smart Fish Ignores Wet Weather In Mud Home
A mud fish settles in its mud home where its sleep channels fill with dried mud. The creature adapts to flooding by reorganizing its living spaces, remaining comfortable as conditions change.
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