Georgia Leaders Confer With Roosevelt At Warm Springs
Georgia Senators George and Russell led a Georgia reception for President Roosevelt at Warm Springs on December 5, hosting state officials and business figures. The meeting included RFC figures Arle Cocke and Edgar Dunlap, with Governor Talmadge also present as a national committeeman.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Roosevelt
George and Russell
Atlanta
Arle Cocke
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Edgar Dunlap
RFC
Don’t Endure Slipping Teeth
Don’t endure slipping dentures talk eat laugh or sneeze. FASTEETH powder sprinkles on plates to hold teeth firm and provide security and comfort. No gummy paste taste or gooey feel. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Cake walk planned at Cypress grade school in ward nine
A cake walk and pie supper at Cypress grade school ward nine at 7 30 p m Friday aims to raise funds for playground equipment first aid gear and library materials. Several similar events are planned soon to support the same cause. Oberburgermeister Martin of Nuernberg Germany threatens reckless drivers with concentration camp sentences.
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Cypress
Ward Nine
Oberburgermeister
Martin
Nurnberg
Germany
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
An old public health pitch urges caution for a persistent cough and promotes Creomulsion as a remedy. The ad claims Beechwood Creosote, blended to ease membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm, with doctors and druggists endorsing the product and a money back guarantee if no relief is found.
God’s Gift Tot Declared Anna Ware Baby
Limbaugh special commissioner ruled the infant is Anna Ware’s child, not Mrs. Nellie Tipton Muench’s, in the St. Louis gift of God baby case. He urged habeas relief delivering the baby to Miss Ware, who testified she bore the infant in St. Louis on August 17.
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ST. Louis
Rush H. Limbaugh
Anna Ware
Nellie Tipton Muench
St. Louis Society
Limbaugh
Muench
Five Desperadoes Still at Large in Mountain Search
Police say five fugitives remain at large in the hills near Fort Smith. Officers expect Russell Cooper to lead a hideout with companions and connect with moonshiners tied to illicit liquor operations. Cooperation from locals is likely to be limited due to distrust of authorities.
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Peeted
Russell Cooper
Fort Smith
Gordon
Cooper
City National Bank
Kiamichi
One Fugitive From Tennessee Caught
George Wilbur Moss, 23, one of three convicts who escaped from the Tennessee state penitentiary, was captured last night at Tazewell in upper east Tennessee. Gus McCoig, 32, and Pete Dean, 18, escaped with him after kidnapping Deputy Warden Ed Connors. Connors was released about a mile from the prison.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. W. Neely
George Wilbur Moss
Tazewell
Upper East Tennessee
Claiborne County
Neely
Gus McCoig
Pete Dean
Ed Connors
Connors
Union Parish Singing Convention at Spearsville Church
The Union Parish Singing convention will meet Saturday and Sunday at the Spearsville church in Farmerville Louisiana with special programing planned.
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Farmerville
Union Parish
Spearsville
Victim Recovers From Street Attack Near Sterlington
Prentice East, 28, of West Monroe, critically injured last Thursday when attacked at his parked car near the old Sterlington road, is convalescing well according to his physician. East says a negro attacked him. a woman, Mrs. Lottie Ethridge of Winnsboro, remains jailed. An operation removed bone fragments from East’s brain.
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Sterlington Road
Prentice East
West Monroe
East
Lottie Ethridge
Winnsboro
Sheriff's Department
Auxiliary head endorses Christmas seal sale nationwide
Endorsements from diverse sources flood in for the National Tuberculosis Association Christmas seal sale. Mrs Melville Mucklestone, national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, urges members to buy seals and support expanded TB prevention efforts for children.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Bernice Wright
Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Melville Mucklestone
American Legion Auxiliary
Slain Agent Curtis Cousin Linked in Double Killing
Early yesterday two men identified as Curtis cousins were slain while in custody as Tyree Parks and George McCullough pleaded innocent to murder charges. A preliminary hearing is set for December 11 while Roy Staley and Jim Burkhead are questioned. The slain agent, described as a Raw Indian, was reported as a first cousin of former vice president Charles Curtis. Justice officials and Capt. John T. Burkett visited the scene in Kansas City to aid the investigation.
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Tyree Parks
George L
Hickory) McCullough
Roy Staley
John Pershing
Jim Burkhead
Pappan
W B. Weir
Charles Curtis
Garland Marrs
Stewart
Department of Justice
John T. Burkett
Kansas City District
Internal Revenue
Companion Of Wounded Holdup Man Is Sought
Jefferson parish authorities seek a second man involved in a pistol hold up of restaurant owner Joseph Bellina after a confrontation near a bank. Bellina pursued the fleeing suspect, firing his weapon when approached, while a wounded accomplice was captured and hospitalized with an unnamed forehead wound.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Joseph Bellina
Bellina
Charity Hospital
Reed Becomes Union Parish Agricultural Agent
S. D. Reed, formerly vocational agriculture teacher at Linville High, has assumed duties as Union parish agricultural agent. He succeeds J. W. Rabb, transferred to the soil erosion service.
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Farmerville, la
S. D. Reed
Linville High School
Union Parish
J. W. Rabb
Soil Erosion Service
Legionnaires to Receive Gold Star Insignia Awards
Continuous members of the American Legion will earn a gold star insignia for every five years of uninterrupted membership. The badge will be worn on the left sleeve and shown on a new membership card. 100,000 cards and 6,000 insignia have been shipped from Indianapolis to legion departments. The L. B. Faulk post plans to receive its share soon as Commander Bill Perhamus gathers member data to determine eligibility.
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American Legion
Legion
Bill Perhamus
L. B. Faulk
St. Louis
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Perhamus
Atlantic Air Mail Talks Stir Rumors Of Joint Ventures
Discussions indicated a possibility of American air mail contracts awarded to U S firms only, with foreign landing fields needed. Farley cited potential joint operations by a American and a foreign company due to Bermuda restrictions and Britain’s ban on foreign planes, noting Bermuda’s southern route as favorable for climate.
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Farley
Great Britain
Bermuda
Child Requests Aid for Sisters in Letter to Santa
The letter from a young girl asks Santa to visit her two little sisters, noting she asks nothing for herself. The message, addressed to the Good Fellows' Fund at News-Star-World in Monroe Louisiana, explains the sisters’ need and appeals for help from readers.
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the Good Fellows’ Fund
News- Star—World
North Second Street
Monroe
Santa Claus
Christmas Wish From a Sister to Santa
A 13 year old writes of two younger sisters aged three and one who will have no Christmas gifts. She pleads to Santa for anything, fruit, nuts, and items to brighten their holiday, noting their mother cannot afford presents but hopes for some joy.
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Santa Claus
Pledges Sought for Welfare Branch Funding
Miss Gillean urged support for creating a state welfare department under curent curnty legislation. The Louisiana conference committee estimates a $2,000,000 state appropriation could trigger $1,500,000 in federal matching funds for old age pensions mothers aid and health work. The bill, drawn by the legislative committee, will be introduced next session.
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Miss Gillean
Legislative Committee
Louisiana State Conference For Social Betterment
Children's Code Commission
State Department
Louisiana
Pianos Repossessed for Balance Due In New Orleans
Two customers who moved nearby owe payments on almost new 1935 pianos to Philip Werlein Ltd. A Baby Grand and a Studio Model Upright are to be reclaimed if the balance remains unpaid. recovery would be costly, so owners may arrange weekly or monthly payments to settle. Interested parties contact Mr P M Harris at 605 Canal St New Orleans La.
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P. M. Harris
Philip Werlein, Ltd
Canal St
New Orleans
Morgan Liner Dixie To Go Back Into Service
The Morgan liner Dixie will return to service on December 21 with Captain Einar Sundstrom back in command after repairs from the Labor Day hurricane. The vessel is due in New Orleans December 17 after being towed from the Florida coast where it grounded, and Sundstrom earned praise for guiding the ship through the storm without loss of life.
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New Orleans
Dixie
Florida
Einar Sundstrom
Southern Pacific Lines
New York
Sundstrom
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