Roosevelt Says End of Legislative Task In Two Weeks
Washington May 28 President Roosevelt and congressional leaders push to close emergency program within two weeks. A June 10 adjournment deadline set as new tariff powers and debt negotiations loom. Senate passes federal securities oversight while White House drafts tariff resolution limiting changes to about 50 percent.
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Roosevelt
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Tennessee
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Harvard
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Prizes Planned For State Press Awards Announced
Atlanta May 21 Jack Williams editor of the Waycross Journal Herald and Georgia Press association president says a June 19 committee meeting in Atlanta will select state newspaper trophies. Entries must reach Rhodes Memorial building by June 17 and awards cover best constructive community work, most local news, best editorial, fearless papers, and best cooperation to dispel the low mood.
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Atlanta
Jack Williams
Waycross Journal-Herald
Georgia Press Association
Rhodes Memorial Building
Security Bill Is Approved by Roosevelt to Curb Fraud
President Roosevelt signed a new security act aimed at ending abuses in private exploration of public money. The law requires full disclosure of data on new issues and sets a 20 day registration with the Federal Trade Commission before advertising or sale. FTC officials will draft regulations to implement the measure.
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Seccession Hall Marker Unveiled in Milledgeville, Ga
Milledgeville residents gathered Sunday as Mrs. Anna M. Cook unveiled a bronze tablet marking the site of Georgia’s 1861 secession convention in the auditorium of the Georgia Military College. The event honored Georgia statesmen like W. Johnson, Robert Toombs, Ren Hill, Thomas Cobb, and Eustace Nisbet, whose debates defined secession. About 800 delegates attended the convention as Georgia debated union versus Confederacy.
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Baldwin County
Georgia
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Fixure
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Robert Toombs
Ren Hill
Thomas Cobb
Eustace Nisbet
Union
Confederate States of America
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Merchants of Sparks Auction Boosts Local Trade
Sparks Georgia merchants revived trade with a no fee auction attracting farmers from nearby areas. Sellers receive full price and may bid to buy back items. buyers snapped up items from shotgun to ham, potatoes to hammers, while merchants benefit from increased town foot traffic.
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Middle West
South Georgia
Roosevelt Sets June 10 as Adjournment Goal
Washington May 27 Roosevelt and Senator Robinson of Arkansas the Democratic leader fixed June 10 as the adjournment date for the extra session. He told Robinson he would submit a resolution seeking authority to alter tariffs under reciprocal agreements with other nations.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Atlanta Woman Inherits About Million From Father
Olive D. Musgrave of Atlanta is named heir to roughly 1 million dollars from the estate of her father, Philip T. Dodge, former 37 year president of the Mergenthaler Linotype Company, announced yesterday.
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Olive D. Musgrave
Atlanta
Philip T. Dodge
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Cotton Jump to New Highs on Gold Clause Bill
New York May 26 Stocks and staples rose on first word of a federal measure to cancel gold clauses in public and private obligations. Traders saw inflationary potential as the bill aimed to ease the issue of gold payment, with futures and gold mining shares advancing, though later details clarified the act targets the gold clause problem.
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Roosevelt to Cut $300 Million From U S Expenses
Washington May 22 President Roosevelt plans a major reorganization of federal bureaus this week and will seek congressional ratification. The program aims to trim at least $300 million from federal bills, added to veterans and other savings, to fulfill the pledge of cutting government expenditures about 25 percent from a billion dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Why Penalize Peanut Hogs Price Gap In Atlanta Ham Ads
The late week price gap between hard corn fed hogs and peanut fed hogs exceeded 112 cents per pound. Atlanta retail stores advertised cured hams with corn fed at 18 to 14 cents per pound and peanut fed ham at 24 to 28 cents per pound.
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Atlanta
Baptists Elect Dr. Dodd as President in Historic Break With Precedent
Washington reports that Dr. M. E. Dodd of Shreveport Louisiana was elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention succeeding the ailing Dr. Fred F. Brown of Knoxville. Ft Worth Texas chosen as next convention city with Pat M. Neff named first vice president and Dr. C W Daniel elected second. The session featured a parliamentary struggle before Dodd was renominated and elected.
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M. E. Dodd
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Southern Baptist Convention
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Texas
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Chas. W. Daniel
Richmond
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Oklahoma City
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Atlanta
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Robert
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Texington
J. F. Dillard
Birmingham
J. Z. Hurt
Tennessee
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Hart and Porter Nominate Dr Brown for Presidency
Hart extols Dr Dodd as a balanced man and capable leader. Dr J W Porter of Lexington nominates Dr Brown with a pledge that he will serve despite rumors to the contrary, asserting authority supports his tenure.
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Dodd
J. W. Porter
Lexington
Brown
Low rate excursion to Florida destinations
Among the Florida destinations are Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Miami. Excursion fares to many other Florida points. Stop overs allowed, baggage checked, tickets good in coaches or Pullman cars, reduced round trip Pullman rates. Ask Ticket Agent for additional information. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
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Tampa
St. Petersburg
Miami
Central OF Georgia Railway
City taxes due call and pay now 1988 notice
Public notice from Chief of Police W A Anglin requests all taxpayers owed city taxes for 1988 to call and pay promptly to avoid extra cost. Separately Georgia peach growers will meet at 11 o clock in the Hotel Dempsey Macon to hear a Waterman Steamship Company proposition announced by W C Bewley manager of the Georgia Peach Growers exchange.
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Georgia
Dempsey
Macon
Waterman’ Steamship Company
W. C. Bewley
Georgia Peach Growers Exchange
Treasury Department Notice for Claims Against Bank
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to present to N M Dudley Receiver with proof within three months from date or they may be disallowed. F G Awalt Acting Comptroller of the Currency. (4-28 to 8-3-32)
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First National Bank of Reynolds
Georgia
N. M. Dudley
F. G. Awalt
Georgia guardianship discharge notices filed in Taylor County
Mrs Fannie Whit ney guardian for Vyron James Susie Donnica and Nell Byrd seeks discharge. Objections due by first Monday in June. Also notice that B H Newsom files for 12 month support from Newsom estate. Proceedings set for June term 1938. May 8 1993. LT Peed Ordinary.
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Taylor County
Fannie Whitley
Vyron
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Susie
Donnica
Nell Byrd
Fannie Whitney
Peed
B. H. Newsom
By Newsom
Sale Court
Estate creditors urged to file claims in Mangham case
All creditors of the estate of J. E. Mangham late of Taylor County are notified to file their demands with the administratrix Mrs J. F Mangham. Heirs and all debtors are asked to make immediate payment as required by law this May 8 1983.
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Taylor County
I J. E. Mangham
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Ted
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J. Fe, Mangham
J. EB. Manghin
Notice of Dissolution of Bazemore and Bankston
The f. 1 of Bazemore and Bankston a mercantile store in Butler dissolves by mutual cause as Mr Bazemore retires. Business continues under Mr Bankston who will settle firm liabilities after February 1 1933. Receipts for all debits due since above date. Dated May 10 1983. E H Bazemore B Bankston
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Iby
Bankston
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