Wall Street Lobbying and Roosevelts Policy Debate
Washington April 26 A mixed view of Wall Street and liberal pressure over the Stock Market Bill with Congress, White House funneling influence through Baruch, Rayburn and Rainey. Proposals favor a 5 to 45 percent margin, federal commission oversight, and staged conference work ahead of final legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Wall
C Boyg
Wall Street
Sen
Rayburn
Tey
Senate
Weather Forecast for Giral and East Gulf States
Week ahead expects showers midweek with fair and warmer conditions toward the end. Early portion shows likely rain in the Gulf States with the middle or later part of the week drier and warmer.
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Gulf States
Bone
NRA Official Confers With Mine Leaders In Alabama
Alabama and Appalachian coal operators met Wayne Elis deputy NRA administrator for coal to discuss marketing as miners prepare to reopen about half of the out of production mines. The group of 20 major producers in Appalachian regions and Alabama planned an afternoon session to resume operations after the wage scale changes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Appalachian
Wayne Elis
NRA
Darius A. Thomas
Alabama Operators Mine Committee
South Appalachian
Ellis
East Thomas
The
Republic Corporation
W. A. Atkins
Vance Holditch
Atkins
Way Construction Low Bid On W Main Paving
The Way Construction Co of Valdosta GA was the low bidder for widening W Main street from Park Avenue to country club road in Dothan Alabama. Their bid of 15853 awaits federal approval as funds come from a federal allotment. initial funds were 10000.
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The
Way Construction Co
Valdosta
Dothan
Alabama
State Highway Department
Montgomery
W. Main Street
Park Avenue
Country Club Road
Way Company
Brother of Two Local Women Dies at Dothan Hospital
Cherry Roberts aged 24 of Headland died at a Dothan hospital this morning at 8 30 from peritonitis. He was a son, brother to Mrs Hubert Farmer and Mrs Mattie Jordan, attended Headland and Georgia Military Academy, and studied at Dothan High. He leaves a son Bud, father M W Roberts of Headland, brother Sam Roberts of Miami, and sister Mrs Kirk Soloman of Headland. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm from First Baptist Church Headland with pallbearers Richard Phillips Russell Phillips Sam Carr Jr Jim Daily Solomon Eustace Burdeshaw Jake Davis and honorary pallbearers Bob Davis A G Livingston J J Espy Clarence Phillips Lige Willis Dr J L Burdeshaw Ed Lindsey Will Monk.
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Cherry Roberts
Headland
Hubert Farmer
Mattie Jordan
Georgia Military Academy
Atlanta
Dothan High School
Bud
M. W. Roberts
Sam Roberts
L. L. Griffin
Lige Willis
3. L. Burdeshaw
Ed Lindsey
and Will Monk
Florence to pave highway to Savannah Tennessee
Florence mayor Lee Glenn announced that the Bureau of Public Roads will undertake the Florence Waterloo Highway as a state road paving project at an early date. The route is a key district link extending to Savannah Tennessee.
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Florence
Ala
Lee Glenn
Bureau of Public Roads
Florence Waterloo
Savannah
Tenn
Armed Stranger near Taylor Stirs Sheriff Hunt
Deputies respond to a farm rush call after a farmer reports a man with a Winchester rifle three pistols and a cartridge belt. They search the Taylor area and Cottonwood for two armed strangers who insisted a $25,000 reward was sought. officials doubt Dillinger gang ties.
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John Dillinger
John Sanders
Charlie Clark
Taylor
John Hilson
Walt Cameron
Cottonwood
Hilson
Cameron
Dillinger
Cuban leader names new Council of State in Havana
President Carlos Mendietta announced the appointment of a 15 member council to advise on legislative matters. The body is composed entirely of current or former Havana University professors under veteran president Carlos De La Torre. Observers compare it to Franklin D Roosevelt's brain trust.
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Havana
Carlos Menditta
Cuba
Council of State
Carlos de la Torre
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
NRA shifts to new approach on price control and enforcement
Washington April 28 AP. The NRA unveils a fresh code oriented to keeping prices low and encouraging real competition. The new retail tire code imposes stricter enforcement with fines in federal courts, and a localizing push for service industries begins with hearings in Newburgh and others nationwide.
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James Cope Washington
NRA
Retadl
Barbera
Newburgh
N.Y
Baltimore
Washington
Louisville
St. Louis
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Wash
Memphis
Jackson
Mise
Albuquerque
Basia
Carmichael measures test case moves toward Alabama Supreme Court
Florence Alabama April 28 Attorneys for the Public Works Administration the Tennessee Valley Authority and the municipalities of Florence and Sheffield conferred from the Test case to be offered to the Alabama Supreme Court to determine the validity of the Carmichael acts. Charlie McCall a PWA attorney and former Alabama attorney general said he anticipated no great trouble in ironing out difficulties within a reasonable time.
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Florence
Als
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sheffield
Fom
Alabama Supreme Court
Charlie €. McCall
PWA
Alabama
Dillinger Mob Rumored In Columbus To Kidnap Governor
AP reports rumors of the Dillinger gang aiming to kidnap the governor and his daughter in Columbus Ohio. Police stormed a North Side apartment after a tip led to a firearm search and a dramatic inquiry.
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Dillinger
Columbus
Ohio
Governor
Associated Press
Chicago
North Side
Voters see Democratic primary ballot for May 1 1934
The Democratic primary ballot lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general state auditor secretary of state state treasurer superintendent of education commissioner of agriculture and industries chief justice and associate justices of the Supreme Court. Instructions require a cross in the square in the appropriate column to vote for a candidate.
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Will Iack
Houston County
Democratic Party
Thomas EK. Knight Jr
Thomas W. Wert
Vate
Pal A
A. Farmer
Coleman Ts. Shepherd
Chas. Bo McCall
Gilbert
EO Davis
Fred A. Gibson
Howell Thorner
John Brandon
Superintendent of Education
John W. Abercrombie
Oscar S. Causey
Jones
Keller
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries
J. Code
the Supreme
Lucien D. Gardner
Supreme Court
Dillinger Threat Rumors Reach Columbus With Indictments
Gov George White says he has received supposed inside information that Dillinger gang members have set up a headquarters in Columbus to plan kidnapping the governor and his daughter Mary. He notes the source is undisclosed and has passed the tip to authorities as part of ongoing Dillinger threats. Four indictments for conspiracy to harbor Dillinger were returned in St Paul against Evelyn Frechette Beth Green Dr Clayton May and nurse Augusta Salt with more allege secret indictments. In Chicago police press it is reported that 5,000 officers and volunteers search the Midwest for Dillinger Nelson and Nelsons forces while bank robberies and gun battles continue.
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Columbus
George White
Mary
Dillinger
Chicago
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Ohio Penitentiary
ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Evelyn Frechette
Indiana
Beth Green
Resquie Moore
Sinin Dillinger
Clayton May
Minneapalm
Augusta Salt
Dillinger Hharse
Grand Jury
Miss Frachette
Pinger
Freedom
May
Salt
Dilinger
Greenalan
George
Kacey Nelson
Hverage
al Johnson
Superior
Win
Nelson
Solon Springs
Wis
John
John Hamilton
Johnson
Leesville
Minneapolis
Nelnon
Tallinger
Vila Park
Homer van Meter
Warsaw
Ind
Alabama Democratic primary heats up with three governor hopefuls
In Birmingham and across Alabama about 3 000 nominees and 225 000 voters rush to decide Tuesday's primary. Former Governor Bibb Graves Judge Leon McCord and Frank Dixon push hard through a whirlwind final week with Montgomery Mobile Jasper and Gadaden stops as campaigns wrap up.
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T. M. Davenport
Associated Press
Birmingham
Leon McCord
Montgomery
Frank Dixon
Judge McCord
North
Alabama
Mobile
Dixon
Jasper
Gadaden
Gra
Eagle Election Party to Broadcast Tuesday Night
The Eagle will host an election party on Tuesday night at N. Oatey street providing live returns from county races. AP wires will be open early and run to midnight with full, rapid results gathered by Eagle staff in cooperation with election box officials statewide.
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Associated
The
Eagle
N. Ontes Atrees
Engle
Associated Press
Fogte
N. Oatey Street
Seed loan application period extended for Houston farmers
Handley Thompson seed loan agent announces a 15 day extension for federal seed loans for Houston county farmers. The deadline moves from April 30 to May 1 to accommodate farmers who initially thought they would not need a loan. Applicants must have begun farming operations.
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Houston County
Handley Thompson
Hmit
Thompson
Highway Department To Construct New Bridge
The Houston county Highway Department will start a new bridge on Baysamore's Mill road between Pansey and Grangerburg next week. The bridge will be 48 feet long and 16 feet wide. Workers have installed several bridges on the old Lucy road near Gordon.
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Houston County Highway Department
Pansey
Grangerburg
C. C. McFachin
Lucy Road
Gordon
Youth Charged in Poisoning of 11 Year Old Girl
In Charleston Mississippi a 17 year old high school boy George Spencer Quinlan was charged with murder for fatally poisoning 11 year old Margie Mae Scott by candy given on Valentine’s Day. District Attorney General J L Whitten said Quinlan remained jailed on the charge.
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Charleston
Mies
George Spencer Quinlan
Margie Mae Scott
J. L. Whitten
Bishop Cannon Renews Fight Against Wets
Bishop James Cannon Jr age 69, leader of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, cleared of conspiracy charges tied to the 1928 wet and dry campaign. He faces opponents and returns to the Jackson general conference pledging renewed support for prohibition. He and Miss Rds L. Burroughs were found not guilty of conspiring to influence anti-Smith contributions. Cannon expressed emotion at acquittal and resumed duties.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Prohibition
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
General Conference
Jackson
Miss
Cannon
Rds L. Burroughs
anti-Smith Democrats
Alfred E. Smith
South
Mount Vernon Place
Pair of Escaped Convicts Kill Near Victorville
Two San Quentin escapees killed in a running gun battle three miles south of Victorville. Wanda T. Stewart and Walter H. Wyeth died after hijacking a police car and fleeing from San Bernardino. Deputy R Stanley Snedden and three civilians pursued, ending the chase with the pair’s deaths.
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Calli
Apric
San Quentin
Johhn Dillinger
Deaperado
Wanda
T. Stewart
Walter H. Wyeth
Victorville
San Beencardino
San Rafael
Death Valley
San Bernardino
R. Stanley Sneddnger
Lou Miller
M. M. Black
Carl McNew
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