Sanction of Dry Governor Needed on Legal liquor
Columbia South Carolina May 10 AP Only the signature of dry Governor Olin D Johnston was needed to legalize liquor sales in South Carolina. Both legislative chambers approved a licensing bill after a conference committee. Johnston, elected on a dry platform, said he would sign any reasonable bill if the state went wet in an advisory referendum. The wets won the August referendum by a sizable margin. The repeal referendum occurred in a general election with fewer voters. The liquor bill would license re-
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Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Johnson
Primar
Governor plans May speeches to attack New Deal
Georg ia governor outlines a US campaign schedule in May with addresses in New York City and Chicago aimed at renewing attacks on the New Deal. He plans to speak May 18 in two venues, May 20 in the Midwest, and May 21 in Providence before the Rotary Club. He signals broader aims to rally voters against Roosevelt in the 1938 Democratic primary.
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Georgia Society
Maeen
New Deal
Middlewest
University of Chicago Rhodesland
Providence
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Rotary Club
Chicago
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Roosevelt
Senate debates Costigan Wagner anti lynching bill
Washington May 1 AP reports storm clouds as Senate set a date to consider the Costigan Wagner anti lynching measure. Colton E. Smith of South Carolina and George of Georgia lead fierce opposition while supporters argue the bill would empower a federal court to try mob members and levy fines on counties or states failing to protect individuals. The measure faces filibuster risk and constitutional questions as debate centers on due process and federal protection guarantees.
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Market summary and commodity quotes from Dothan and New York
Market columns list New York and New Orleans stock prices, cotton and grain quotations, and local Dothan commodity markets. Highlights include December wheat, corn, lard, and cottonseed oil values, plus names of major corporations and rail lines across commodities and stocks.
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Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Penney Packard No
Radio Corp
Reynolds Tobacco Radio Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck Southern Railwerns Corp
Texas Gull U.S. Steel
Liverpool cotton market report and commodities updates
Liverpool cotton prices steady higher on 8 000 bales with 200 American lots in mixed demand. Weekly statistics show imports 30 000 dates including 14 000 American, stock 726 000, forwardings 49 000, exports 4 000. Chicago notes cover butter eggs hogs with unsettled prices and slight declines in hog values and pork products.
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Turpentine market totals and quotes in Savannah report
Turpentine firm figures show sales 474, receipts 371, shipments 161 and stock 25 816. Roam firm reports sales 456, receipts 1 050, no shipments and stock 111 973. Quoted letters and numbers list various price points: B 335 D 380 E 400 F 430 GH IK 450 M N 490 WG 520 WW 605.
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Air Officer Moves to Washington Observer Detail
Army orders released by the War Department on May 10 detail Capt. William H. Murchy of Maxwell Field Alabama assigned as an observer with the Bureau of Air Commerce Radio Laboratory in Chicago. Treasury report for May 8 shows receipts at 103,368,873.80 and expenditures at 128,803,038.10 with a large balance.
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Maxwell Field
Als
Bureau of Air Commerce Radio Laboratory
Chicago
Treasury
The
Hunger Demonstration Evacuates Springfield Camp
Hunger marchers evacuated a Springfield relief camp as Illinois Governor Horner urged passage of emergency relief funding. He criticized lawmakers who refused the tax bill, saying a delay risks a terrible price. The Dutnees Workers’ alliance organized the crowd, opposing the sales tax in favor of income tax.
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Chicago
Springfield
State Capitol
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Henry Crine Takes Over The Jacky Shop
Henry Crine purchases the Jacky Shop on E Main Street and will operate as Crine's ready to wear shop. He buys the stock and fixtures and is joined by Mrs Crine and Miss Minna Crine, with former manager Mrs Robbs Vincentells continuing with the new firm.
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E Main Street
Crine
Byrd to Receive Capital Ovation At Capital
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd returns from Antarctica to Washington aboard the Bear of Oakland. Officials in dress whites await at the navy yard for a 3 p.m. arrival and a 13 gun salute, with President Roosevelt delivering a welcome speech. A grand reception mirrors Lindbergh’s 1927 homecoming.
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Antarctica
Admir Richard Evelyn Byrd
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Lindbergh
Bear
Oakland
Potomac
Quantico
Navy Yard
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Fragmented Continesd Byam Speech Recalls Bravely Enduring Trial
A garbed figure paces at night wearing a sweater and chats about a forthcoming address. The scene hints at a public event with Governor Peery and nationwide radio casts while an optometrist and a poet also figure in the fragmented text.
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G. W. Blakey
N. Foster
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