President Eyes Broad Job Relief and Public Works Push
Washington reports Democratic leaders vow swift action on the farm relief and mortgage refinancing package to clear the way for President Roosevelt to push a wide public works program. He seeks authority to negotiate reciprocal tariffs and may unveil a public works outline funding highway projects and river improvements, with an initial outlay around 2 billion dollars.
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Russell Deserts Page for Edgar Dunlap
Washington May 2. Gladstone Williams telegraphs that Georgia patronage favors Edgar Dunlap of Gainesville for internal revenue collector over W E Page of Columbus. Dunlap, longtime American Legion figure, has written endorsements from Senator Richard B Russell Jr and support from Senator Walter F George. President Roosevelt may still intervene. Dunlap arrives in Washington with F B Wilson of Atlanta. a successor to J T Rose of Atlanta could be named at any time.
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Girl Marries at 11 Ends Life at 15 in Hammond
Mrs. Bertie Ballard, married at 11 and divorced at 13, is found dead by a shotgun in front of a young man’s home in Hammond La. Police say suicide followed love disappointment. Parents told officers she had threatened to kill herself when the man ceased seeing her after his parents objected.
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Roosevelt Opens Door to Youths Through Forest Service Program
Washington April 20 President Roosevelt's reform plan enacted by Congress opens a new pathway for thousands of young Americans near or past their majority. Aimed at testing skills and building character, 350,000 unemployed youths may enter six month reforestation and forest camp work with housing food and a cash allowance. Selection is civilian and managed by state agencies. no military drills.
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Bob Jones College to Move to Cleveland Tennessee
Dr. Bob Jones of Bob Jones College announces the board has accepted Cleveland Tennessee Chamber of Commerce’s invitation to relocate the college next fall. The new campus will reuse Centenary College buildings and classes begin September 6. The college will have headquarters in Cleveland after June 1.
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Georgia Leaders Meet MacDonald At White House
Washington April 27 Senator Walter F George and Representative B T Castellow of Georgia were invited to the White House to meet Prime Minister MacDonald of Great Britain. George sits on the Senate foreign relations committee while Castellow serves on the House foreign affairs panel. Both Georgia members discussed foreign affairs with the British statesman and praised his grasp of international problems.
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White House
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Farm Prices Bring Cheer Across Agriculture Policy
Washington officials praised rising farm prices as they plan to fast track the administration’s agricultural aid program. A bureau report shows farmer receipts last year at 5.148 billion dollars, down from 6.911 billion in 1981, while March exports hit a 19 year low. The crop board notes April prices up over March and grain quotes ahead. Secretaries Wallace and Ezekiel push forward with the Roosevelt farm bill, seeking state and local volunteer groups to aid implementation and production control to restore supply demand balance and boost prices.
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Chevrolet Introduces Master Six Town Sedan
Chevrolet adds the Master Six Town Sedan to its passenger car line for spring and summer motoring. Priced at 545 dollars f o b Flint Michigan, it is the lowest priced of its type on the market and features a built in trunk offering ample luggage space for long trips. The new model blends a five passenger body with a close coupled sedan feel and comes in new colors aimed at the tourist market. The town sedan expands the Master series to eight models with three more in the standard series.
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Tennesseean gets post held by Jessie Dell
Washington May 1 L F McMillin of Tennessee was nominated to the U S Civil Service Commission for the post now held by Miss Jessie Dell of Georgia. Failure to reappoint Dell surprised her friends in Washington as Georgia lawmakers backed Tate of Atlanta as another Georgia candidate. The two contenders split support, weakening both sides.
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Erratic storms devastate Mississippi valley killing dozens
Spasmodic tornadoes slammed from Louisiana to Illinois in a two day storm siege leaving at least 68 dead and over 500 injured. Property damage topped 2 million as winds moved through the Mississippi delta from Sunday, with Louisiana reporting 41 deaths, Arkansas 10, Mississippi 7, and Illinois 5.
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Notice of Dissolution of Garrett & Fouche Partnership
The firm of Garrett and Fouche, a Georgia general merchandise partnership of H. J. Garrett of Charing and R. E. Fouche of Ideal, is dissolved by mutual consent. Garrett retires. Fouche continues at the Ideal location and will settle all liabilities and receipts for debts. Dated March 14, 1933. Witness J. M. Snelgrove J. P.
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Charing
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R. E. Fouche
Ideal
Roosevelt sets June first week for adjournment
Washington May 1 President Roosevelt and Senator Robinson of Arkansas announced the first week in June as the adjournment target for the special session. They said progress was satisfactory and that any unfinished measures would carry to the regular session. The 30 hour work week bill was not expected to pass soon.
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Auerger
Public Auction Notice of 665 Acre Taylor County Farm
In Taylor County Georgia under a 1927 trust deed to secure Homer Beeland debt to The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company the trustees William A Law and Carl B Prickitt will sell at the court house door between legal hours on May 27 1938 the 665 acre tract comprising lots 79 80 and parts of 81 82 in the Fourteenth District. Amount due 2450 principal 147 interest plus accruing interest at 8 percent. Proceeds apply as trust deed specifies. W A Law and C B Prickitt Trustees By J D Carlisle Attorney at Law
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William A. Law
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Fourteenth
Saig Lot
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J. D. Carlisle
Guardianship discharge request in Vyron Byrd case Georgia
Mrs Fannie Whitley of Vyron James Susie Donnice and Nell Byrd seeks discharge as guardian. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in June. otherwise Mrs Whitley will be discharged from guardianship. T Peed Ordinary.
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Vyron
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Susie
Donnice
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Treasury Department Notice to Creditors of The First National Bank
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to present them to N M Dudley Receiver with proof within three months from this date or they may be disallowed Acting Comptroller of the Currency F G Awalt. (4-28 to 8-8-32)
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Akron man touts weight loss with Kruschen remedy
A reader from Akron Ohio reports rapid weight loss after using Kruschen. claims to have lost one pound and aims to lose eighteen more after a single bottle. Describes improved health, energy, complexion, and reduced constipation with daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning. price advertised as a four week jar with money back guarantee.
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