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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Fremont Neb Frank Sommers age 59 died after a sudden sneeze caused him to lose control of his car on a highway. The vehicle overturned and he died in hospital from chest injuries. Sommers was a former traveling man.
In Tallahassee Governor Dave Sholtz says Florida will not face a financial emergency and will not convene a special legislative session unless a calamity or real emergency arises. The piece notes that nearly half of the world’s wheat surplus is held by the United States.
Washington W A Carver of Corsicana Texas was named chief counsel for the Prohibition Bureau of the Justice Department. He takes up work immediately.
Total receipts for 12 large offices nationwide rose 15.29 percent in the week ending July 16 compared with the same period in 1932. The report notes gains across all sections amid improving postal activity.
In his decision, Governor Talmadge weighs if a Atlanta labor ring can curb Georgia governance and threaten private property. The petition from the Georgia Federation of Labor seeks the removal of the Public Service Commission amid racketeering accusations and a demand for lawful business protection.
The advertisement urges public support to address months of attacks including threats and intimidation against the company. It asserts racketeering exists in Georgia and calls for cases to be heard on merits by impartial courts and commissions, without special favors from officials.
A Georgia company denies any quarrel with organized labor and accuses a small Atlanta clique of using the Georgia Federation of Labor to push its political interests. The firm insists the group does not represent the federation’s 24 000 or its 30 000 members and says the clique mainly represents itself.
Georgia Power Company faces a petition described as a hostile attack aimed at injuring the utility. The document accuses union officers and Atlanta figures of a campaign of intimidation and propaganda, seeking to control or ruin state regulators and public sentiment.
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