Roosevelt Returns to Atlanta in Budget Fight Speech
President Roosevelt spoke at Georgia Tech Stadium delivering a scaled back budget plan for 1936 with a $400 million reduction in appropriations and a pledge of a decreasing deficit while stressing no new taxes. He criticized critics as pushing for a mistaken debt level and touted government spending limits to spur private hiring and recovery.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Beary P. Fletcher
Republican Nations
Peach
Georgia Tech
Melvin GC
Balen
New York
Buchanan
House Appropriations
Charles Woat
Sugang Talmadge
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Major Utilities Rank Against Government Control
The article notes ten major electric and gas systems challenging government regulation through courts. It lists United Gas Improvement Co Philadelphia Consolidated Gas of New York Commonwealth Southern Corp American Water Works and Electric Co Standard Gas and Electric Co United Corporation Stone and Webster Inc North American Co Cities Service Co United Light and Power Co among those facing actions. Both sides have begun legal maneuvers, with court actions likely to continue though settlements may reduce cases.
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Niggara Hudson
New York
Cities Servee Co
United Light and Powe Co
Commission
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Uthiites
WPA Puts 185 To Work On Alabama Commodities
Thad Holt of WPA declares 185 unemployed in Alabama are put to work on a state-wide distribution of necessities. Sponsored by the State Department of Public Welfare, the effort runs to July 1, covering 127 men and 58 women, with approval for 117 counties and a $113,224 program. Carloads of canned beet fruit vegetables and clothing prepared for needy families are readied for aid.
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Works Progress
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Alabama State Department of Public Welfare
Retief
Curplus Relief Corp
Tuere
Talmadge to broadcast reply to FDR speech
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge, who skipped President Roosevelt's Atlanta address, announced a Dec. 6 NBC radio rebuttal from New York on the national hookup. The speech will address the recovery program, with Talmadge speaking from NBC studios.
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Thio Presient
Aly
Garner sails to Yokohama amid Manila inauguration events
United States Vice President John N Garner and his congressional party travel aboard the President Jeter toward Seattle after attending the inauguration of the Philippine commonwealth government. The round trip includes visits to Tokyo and Yokohama with officials reporting progress on postwar plans.
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Japan
United States
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Seattle
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Jeteraon
Philippine Commonwealth
City issues two repair permits totaling 450 dollars
Two repair permits were issued by the city Saturday totaling 450 dollars. The Security Mortgage and Bank Co. received 200 dollars to rerout and repair a dwelling at 903 Poster Street, while Fat Jones was granted 260 dollars to remodel a gin house at Foster Street.
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Security Mortgage and Bank Co
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Polite Skeptic Questions Mr Mesko Stolen Grid Show
Austen Leake columnist in the Hartford American doubts Mike Breaco of Rahway New Jersey staged the Dartmouth incident against Princeton last Saturday. He identifies a student culprit with frizzed hair and a fraternity charm who wore a varsity badge, now likely headed to New Haven for the Princeton game.
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Hantan American Today
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Hoanya
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Tandy Hale
Mike
Jake
Mesco
Yale Club
New York
New Haven
Tale
Sanctions menace opera season in London setting
The Covent Garden management watches sanctions against Italy as the coming season begins in April 1986. German operas face a flat slate while several Italian singers are debated for later performances. The effect of the sanctions on the London opera program remains uncertain.
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New
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Covent Garden
World Fugen 16 Curious World Fugen 16
A bizarre note describes a rose called New Dawn as a notable plant patent under a recent Plant Patent Arts program. The fragment hints at a strange, round growth among a fleet or group, with garbled text suggesting uncertain details about patents, origins, or classification.
DOTHAN Markets Report From Weralepad Column
Market page shows futures data for Tork futures New Orleans and Wheat and Corn quotations. Prices for July May and July contracts appear with multiple figures, including futures highs and lows, in a dense telegraphic listing.
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Mrs Burnham of Ashford Route Two Dies at 35
Mrs Burnham aged 35 of Ashford route two died Saturday morning at 2 20 following an illness of three weeks. She was a Baptist member and resident 14 years. Survived by husband George, daughter Ruth, parents Walt and (Mrs) Bruner of Cottonwood route two, three sisters Mrs Fearly Mathis Mrs Myrtle Whitehead and Mrs Bell Thery of Cottonwood route two, five brothers Nenly Ernest Ben Eugene and Davel Bruner. Funeral 3 p m Saturday at Ramet Baptist church near Cottonwood with Rev Akin Etheridge officiating, burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Fearly Mathis
Cottontwood
Myrtle Whitehead
Dothan
Bell
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Ben
Eugene
Davel Bruner
Ramet Baptist Church
Akin Etheridge
Buriat
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Installation of stewards at Foster Street church Sunday
Public installation of stewards elected at the fourth quarterly conference will be held at the Foster Street Methodist church Sunday. It will be the first time in years the church has held public installation ceremonies. The stewards to be installed include JB Amos, Mrs J C Anthony, L F Brabham, Mrs J G Clark, RL Clark, J D Campbell, F B Culver Sr, Mee Morris Garner, T J Hetting, Roy O HM, A W Bowkins, Wo T Jones, T R Mill, George Y Malone, A A Morris, Mrs Ailee Li Pridgen, N D Spann, J S Talley, EW Watkor firs Jay Dinkins, Mrs N Lisenby, Mrs M S Kelley, I Browers, ny Robinson, Leslie Smart, O L Tampking, Ita Molle Grant, J T Brock, N Frank Prigen.
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Ellen Palmer 108 earns fame as dodging doctors since 1820s
Ellen Palmer, aged 108 in England, credits her long life to never having a physician for more than a century. Born during George IV’s reign, she remains a believer in herbal remedies and trials the beating of good luck in health.
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England
Ellen Palmer
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Mountain Folk Roused Anew By Second Murder Of Elder
Local Cumberland mountain communities react to a second murder in Wise County. A 16-year-old, Abraham Falls, is charged with patricide after admitting he killed his father following a dispute over a car. The case echoes Edith Maxwell’s high-profile earlier verdict. Persisting tension from hog rustling and local vigilante sentiment shapes reactions.
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le N. ‘Falls
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Iit
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Maxwell
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Wiggins Rites Held at Sylvan Grove Churchyard
Funeral services for G P Wiggins of Ozark were conducted Monday at Sylvan Grove Church. Born in Date county near Midland City, he died at 67. Survived by daughters Mrs Jaye Robinson of Dothan and Mes J W Peters of Ozark, plus several siblings. Burial followed at the church cemetery with Rev Baldwin of Panama City and Rev Guilford of Ozark officiating. Holman in charge.
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G P Wiggins
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Dothan
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Churely
Rev Baldwin
Panama City
Fla
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Holman
Burial of J H Phillips In Asbury at Fewell Ala
J B Phillips aged 66 died at his home after over a year of illness. Surviving include his wife three daughters Alma Beas Ellen Turner Emma Phillips a son Richard Phillips and sister Mrs Mary Lasley. Burial at Fewell Ala this afternoon with Rev Ramsey Judah officiating Holman of Ozark in charge. Average New Orleans cotton price and treasury figures follow in separate notices.
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Blakely
Fewell
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Widow of Confederate veteran dies at Newton home
Mrs Julia Peacock aged 93 dies at her daughter Mrs J W Fubford Newton home after years of infirmities. Funeral from Pulford home at 2:30 PM with burial in city cemetery, Rev Paul officiating. Widow of G W Peacock, Confederate veteran who died 15 years ago, survived by five sons John Cleve Peacock Kelly Ala Wil Peacock Newton, two daughters Meg Salle Loyd and Mrs Fulford Newton, and others. Naval stores note follows with Turpentine and Ross firm activity and varied prices at Savannah market.
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Cleve Peacock
Kelly
Ala
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Dunder
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Newton
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Chicago butter market figures and grades
Chicago butter market figures show overall demand with a distribution across creamery-special, extras, firsts, standards, and refrigerator extras. Reported prices include 93 store, 38 3 1 4, 82 33 14, and 90 91 for various grades with current receipts and graded firsts noted.
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Relaxed Impositions Shape Private Finance Flows
The text notes a shift toward looser limits on private finance as government funds arrive from two main sources, the Joan conversion and the people's gol, signaling a broader relaxation of monetary controls.
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