30 Per Cent Cut In Cotton Lands Seen At Capitol
Washington reports a proposal for a 30 percent reduction in this year’s cotton acreage by plowing under more than a quarter of the crop. Representatives from Georgia and national figures urged acreage curtailment despite the crop already being in the ground. Senators and industrial leaders backed leasing and a tax plan, arguing without reduction cotton prices will fall.
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Capitol
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Hugh McRae
Georgia Bureau of Markets
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Adjustment Administration
Smith
Bankhead
C. J. Callaway
Georgia
Annearing
American Cotton Manufacturer's Association
W. D. Anderson
Macon
Bible Manufacturing Company
Cotton Textile Institute
Gem thief escapes Raiford prison in Miami Beach raid
New York jeweler Sitamore, an 88 year old convict sentenced to 40 years, fled Raiford prison after hijacking a truck. He mailed a telegram to his wife in Miami stating he would "see you soon" as police closed in on his luxury Miami Beach home used by his winter residence.
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Miami
Mia
Harry Sitamore
New York
Miami Beach
Raffles
Raiford
Florida
Silamore
Sitamore
Farley Emphasizes Liberal Stance on Lottery Newspapers
WashingtonJune 2 Postmaster General Farley pledged a liberal approach to newspapers publishing stories and pictures about lotteries while warning that the papers bear responsibility for law violations. The statement clarifies postal rules banning ads or prize lists tied to lotteries but allows strict news coverage. newspapers must avoid facilitating illegal lotteries.
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Washington
Farley
Post Office Department
Ariel
United States
House Adjourns On Vet Discussion
Washington June 6 Democratic leaders forced adjournment of the house Tuesday to end discussion of changes in veterans regulations promulgated by President Roosevelt. Rep Burns Tennessee Democratic leader thinks the house will vote on limiting the effect of the economy act despite new regulations. Higher compensation for World War and Spanish American War veterans than the original Roosevelt regulations were put into effect Tuesday by executive order. The order applies only to veterans with service connected disabilities. The action followed a White House call by Brig Gen F T Hines administrator of veterans affairs after a report showed injustices under the earlier regulations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Burns
Tennessee
House
F. T. Hines
White ‘House
Veterans’ Affairs
Loans to Georgia farm groups top charted sums in April
Washington report notes 60 farm cooperative loans totaling 156 million dollars with the American Cotton Cooperative Association holding the largest at 71.5 million. Georgia lenders listed include Eatonton Cooperative Creamery at 8,880 dollars, Georgia Cotton Growers Exchange at 299,195 dollars, and Georgia Peanut Growers Exchange at 1,456 dollars, among others.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Board
Morgenthau
American Cotton Co-operative Association of
New Orleans
Georgia Cooperatives
Eatonton Co-operative Creamery, Inc
Eatonton
Georgia Cotton Growers Exchange Inc
Atlanta
Georgia Peanut Growers Exchange, Inc
Albany
Florida City Exchange
Tampa
Fla
Georgia Warden Tied to Tree as Convicts Escape
Eleven Wilkes county convicts escaped Friday afternoon after tying Warden Jones to a tree and slipping away in the convict truck. The twelfth convict a trusty leapt from the moving vehicle, untied Jones, and sent word to Washington. Three captives were later rounded up at Watkinsville. the rest were believed to hide in nearby woods near Washington where they abandoned a truck.
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Washington, Ga
Wilkes County
Warden Jones
Lexington
Jones
Washington
Watkinsville
Congress not expected to adjourn until July 1
Washington June 6 Speaker Rainey told reporters that plans for early adjournment have all gone bloody and forecast the special session would not end before July 1.
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Congress
Washington
Rainey
The Path to True Success Through God’s Will
The speaker argues that sin and failure stem from human attempts to meet duties without divine guidance. True success is doing what God intends for each person, shown by careers and roles aligned with divine will, bringing happiness and fulfillment.
Stolen Rail Engine and Cars Nabbed Near Perry Florida
A locomotive engine and three loaded freight cars were stolen from South Georgia railroad at Perry terminal on Monday night. The train, running unlit, narrowly missed Sheriff Lipscomb as railway men and deputies chased it in automobiles and intercepted it several miles north of Perry. After water was drained, the robbers abandoned the locomotive and cars, delaying service for hours.
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Quitman
South Georgia Railroad
Perry
Fla
Sheriff Lipscomb
Warm Springs History Book Due July First
Warm Springs Georgia June 2 Mrs C H Hill a former resident will publish The History of Warm Springs July 1 The book written by Mrs Hill daughter of Mrs W H Goodwin recalls the town rising from obscurity to international renown Publisher is R R Rosamond Winona Missouri Advance sale of the illustrated volume will be led at Warm Springs and at Tignall
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Warm Springs
C. H. Hill
Hill
Tigpall
W. H. Goodwin
Winona
Georgia
Roosevelt
Tignall
Judge Hutcheson Urges De Kalb First to Condemn Crowded Institutions
Judge John B. Hutcheson of the Stone Mountain circuit urged De Kalb County to become the first to condemn crowded conditions in state eleemosynary institutions. In his charge to the June term grand jury he pressed an investigation from a county angle toward presentments.
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de- Kalb
John B. Hutcheson
Stone Mountain Circuit
Woman loses 20 pounds with Kruschen Salts
Mrs Bright of Walker Minnesota reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 to January 10 after using Kruschen Salts under medical care for gall stones. She says she feels healthier and more youthful and recommends the product as a safe fat reducer with a 4 week jar price.
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Lander
Kruschen
Notice of Dissolution for Bazemore and Bankston
The firm Bazemore and Bankston in Butler dissolves by mutual consent with Mr Bazemore retiring. Bankston continues the mercantile business at the same location and will settle all liabilities after Feb 1 1933 and receive all debits due since that date. Dated May 10 1933. E H Bazemore C B Bankston
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Bazemore & Bankston
Butler
Bazemore
Bankston
E. H. Bazemore
Wings Club Invites Mrs Franklin Roosevelt Honorary Member
Brenas College conservatory Winged Wings flying club extends an honorary membership invitation to Mrs Franklin Roosevelt and records her acceptance of the honor.
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Wings
Brenas College Conservatory
Franklin Roosevelt
The Crucifixion Story From Gethsemane to Golgotha
An extended sermon recounts Jesus praying in Gethsemane, facing betrayal, trials before Annas and Pilate, Herod, and the Sanhedrin, and the crucifixion at Golgotha. It notes the crowd’s taunts, the inscription The King of the Jews, the veil of mockery by priests, and the thieves’ fate, with emphasis on Jesus’ steadfast resolve and sacrifice.
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Jesus
Gethsemane
Calvary
Golgotha
Judas
Jesas
Annas
Peter
Sanhedrin
Fegal
Trave
Pilate
Caesar
Herod Antipas
Herod
John the Baptist
Rome
Israel
Public sale of Taylor County lands for tax debt
In Taylor County Georgia a land sale is scheduled at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1938. Lands include Lot 258 in District 1, Section 2, 202 1/2 acres for H Newsomer taxes. Eight acres off Lot 14, Section 2, 1st District for George Durham Sr. taxes. 30 acres and improvements on Lot 14, Section 2 for Ady Durham taxes. Sale to satisfy Interstate Bond Co. tax claims. Sheriff R P McGuffin notice dated June 5, 1938.
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Gerorgia
Taylor County
Ateler
Ady Durham
Interstate Bond Co
R. P. McGuffin
Sherifi sale in Taylor County Georgia 1938
Taylor County sheriff sale scheduled for July 4 1938 at the courthouse door. Levy on 128 acres in Lot 198 12th district, land owned by B F Allmon un der execution from Superior Court. C C and B Allmon transferees named. notice dated June 8 1988.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
B. F. Allmon
Issu
Perior
F. R. Purvis
H. J. Gary
C. C
B. Allmon
Fendant
R. P. McGuffin
Sherif
Letters of Dismissal for J E Mangham estate
In re J E Mangham estate Mrs J E Mangham administratrix petitions to be discharged from administration and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in July 1983. The court cites all kindred and creditors to show cause why the administratrix should not be discharged. L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. E. Mangham
J. E. Miriam
Sis
L. T. Peed
The Cross and Its Divine Darkness from Noon to Three
An article recounts the crucifixion of Jesus, describing three hours of darkness from noon to 3 pm, Jesus' endurance under taunts, the cry My God why hast thou forsaken me, and the moment of death. It notes the temple veil tearing and the centurion’s acknowledgment that Jesus was the Son of God.
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Jesus
Christ
St Jesus
Ted
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