Roosevelt tightens penalties over Blue Eagle compliance
President Roosevelt issued a two edged executive order to enforce Blue Eagle provisions under the industrial law. It imposes a 500 dollar fine and six months imprisonment for false claims of operating under the agreement or displaying the eagle without compliance. Johnson the recovery administrator may add rules amplifying the president. The move follows reports of initial violations and includes rules allowing display of the Eagle if the re employment agreement is met. Wagner said Ford company assured cooperation with authorized representatives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
S. Johnson
Johnson
Wagner
National Labor Board
Ford Company
Dearborn
Georgia editor to tell of night airplane ride
Charlton County Herald editor T W Wrench of Folkston will ride the Eastern Air Transport Condor night plane from Atlanta to New York on October 21. He will stay at the Hotel New Yorker and write a featured story about the experience for readers, returning the next day after eight hours and forty minutes in the air. The trip is arranged by John K Ottley Jr of Eastern Air Transport and Georgia Newspaper Alliance.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Tlanta
New York
Georgia Weekly
T. W. Wrench
Charlton County Herald
Folkston
Eastern Air Transport
Atlanta
New Yorker
Mr. Wrench
R. Wrench
John K. Ottley, Jr
Eastern Airen Inc
Georgia
Alliance
Board of Control
Georga Newspaper Alliance
Chas
K. Swafford
Wrench
Georgia Press Association
Rome
Oeens
Ten Cent Cotton Loans To Farmers Now Available
Washington October 17 Organisation of the Commodity Credit Corporation was completed Tuesday and the loans of 10 cents per pound to cotton producers on the unsold portion of their crop this year will become available this week. Lynn P. Talley named president with Oscar Johnston as vice president and J E Wells Jr secretary treasurer. Directors include Wallace Morgenthau Peek Oliphant and Schwalst among others.
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Washington, D. C
Commodity Credit Corporation
Delaware
Roosevelt
Lynn P. Talley
Oscar Johnston
The
Farm Administration
J. E. Wells, Jr
Cooperative Bank
Farm Credit Administation
Talley and Johnston
Wallace
G. N. Peek
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Herman Oliphant
Farm Credit Administration
F. B. Schwalst
Reconstruction Corporation
Bout at Columbus Promises Big Wrestling Night
Dick Daviscourt known as Rough Richard and The Devaster headlines a Columbus card at the Springer Opera Hotel on Friday night October 20 with Joe DeVito as the Italian challenger in the two hour main event. Frank Speer meets Chief Tom Marvin in a marquee bout as the program starts at 8 15 p m.
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Dick Daviscourt
Richard
Devaster
Villian
Columbus
Springer Opera Hotel
Joe DeVito
Brooklyn
Davis Court
Frank Speer
Georgia Tech
Tom Marvin
Speer
Tim Londos
McIntosh and Lucas Quit Governors to Fill Places
Arthur Lucas and H T McIntosh resigned from the Georgia state board of control for charitable institutions effective Nov 1 at the request of Gov. Talmadge after Attorney General Yeomans ruled a state law bars holding a federal post while in a state office. The two said they sought to aid Georgia’s share of federal public works funds and defended their service while acknowledging discord and legal questions.
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Atlanta
Arthur Lucas
H. T. McIntosh
State Board of Control
Talmadge
Lucas
State Board On Public Works
McIntosh
Public Works
Albany Herald
M. J. Yeomans
Washington
State Board
Roosevelt
Ickes
Georgia
National Guard
Board of Control
Georgia Public Works Advisory Board
Public Works Committee
Death of M A Cameron shocks Georgia legal community
John W Hammond reports the sudden death of M A Cameron, longtime clerk of the superior court in Telfair County, in Atlanta after a heart condition. A popular, plainspoken figure, Cameron was born in a family line of clerks and maintained strong ties across counties and political peers. He died in his hotel room early morning after a dinner engagement, with the funeral held in McRae at 11:00 Friday.
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Atlanta
M. A. Cameron
Superior Court
Telfair County
Morris
Theseyalls
Morris Cameron
Buddy
Z. D. Cravey
McRae
Sunday Showdown Over Atlanta Sunday Movies and Baseball
In Atlanta ministers oppose mayor Key’s permission for Sunday moving pictures and baseball. A city referendum favored Sunday amusements, but the council delayed. The state law banning Sunday public entertainments remains, and big theaters prefer a six day week due to financial and modernization concerns. Local efforts mirror a statewide battle over legality and tradition.
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Atlanta
Key
Short State Campaign Likely Cut Short to July 4 Start
The article notes a brief state campaign next year, possibly ending in nine weeks. The first primary is fixed around September 14 or 15 by state election law, while candidate entry deadlines are set by the State Executive Committee. It suggests entries may close around July 1, with the official campaign opening on July Fourth.
Shadow on State Committee Power and Election Rules
The piece discusses the state executive committee’s power and how control may hinge on who fills the 70 caucus chosen and 60 at large seats. It notes possible rule and election law changes before the next meeting and explains how caucus choices can shift party leadership ahead of the governor’s victory.
City Police urged to appoint Black representatives
More than 200 citizens acting under the Atlanta Negro Chamber of Commerce petition city council for a representative number of Black citizens to receive police appointments. The move seeks greater inclusion in the city police force and official consideration of the community’s stake in law enforcement.
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Atlanta Negro Chamber of Commerce
Wanted in 7 States Man Arrest Halts Georgia Marriage
G H Turley alias J W Sims, sought in seven southern states for auto theft and bogus check charges, was arrested in Douglas and held in Savannah jail as he attempted to marry a Coffee county woman. He posed as a government engineer with stolen vehicle tags. charged with impersonating a federal officer, auto theft, and false check writing.
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Savannah
G. H. Turley
J. W. Sims
Douglas
Turley
Coffee County
C. D. Green
Pouglay
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
U. S
Miami Sheriff and Executor of Zangara Removed from Office
Tallahassee Fla Oct 17 Dan Hardie an old time gun toting sheriff who executed the assassin Guiseppi Zangara and boasted of running the gamblers out of Dade county on the business end of a 88 calibre pistol today was suspended from office The suspension ordered by Gov Dave Shultz on charges of misfeasance malfeasance neglect of duty and incompetence was to take effect immediately and Hardie was given the right to demand a hearing.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Dan Hardie
Guiseppi Zangara
Dade
Miami
Ofce
Dave Shultz
Hardie
Civil Service Exams Open for Various Posts and Pay
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams including Junior Librarian Penal and Corrective Institutions earning 2000 dollars yearly, Superintendent of Indian Agency 3200 to 4600, Junior Tabulating Machine Operator 1440, Card Punch Operator 1260, Flat Bed Bookkeeping Machine Operator 1620, and Assistant to Technician Forestry 1620 to 1980. Deductions up to 16 percent for economy and 3.5 percent for a certain fund apply. several states have lower than expected appointments. full details from the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examines or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commision
Penal and Correctional Institutions
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Superintendent of Indian Agency
Lepvins
District of Columbia
Wasington
U. S Civil Service Board of Ryaminere
Mass
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Georgia News Snippets From Albany to Atlanta
Georgia brief items cover resignations from the Albany Herald board after federal appointments. Senator George addressing Brunswick students about discovery. Monroe NRA parade stretching over a mile. Georgia’s 1983 pecan crop near unchanged from 1982. a dozing Atlantian loses trousers to thieves. counterfeit $10 bills found in Moultrie with humorous warning. Atlanta water rated best in the nation. Octagon on UGA campus to be razed. farmers to get hog cholera serum at reduced cost before year’s end. AFL votes boycott on German goods. Atlanta fighter dies from a fractured skull after a bout. hay fever linked to other ills by Vanderbilt doctor. Navy airship Macon looms over its namesake city but hazy weather delays a sighting. tobacco markets timing prompting retroactive market agreements for Georgia growers.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Arthur Lucas
Atlanta
Henry T. McIntosh
Albany Herald
Board of Control
Walter F. George
Brunswick Preparatory Students
America
Monroe
Georgia
Atlantian
Moultrie
University of Georgia
American Federation of Labor
Vanderbilt
Macon
Washington
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John W. Hammond
Whiter
Short State
Zangara
Civil Service Examinations
Ford
Battle Motor Co
Butler, Ga
Taylor County
Woods
Butler
J. S. Green
Butler Naval Stores Co
Mary
Dixie Cleaners
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Cherry St
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