Georgia Now Recovering From Storm After Tornadoes
AP reports Georgia and nearby communities begin relief efforts after deadly tornadoes killed hundreds, injured many, and left homes destroyed along a 30 mile corridor between Statesboro and Metter and in Cocken, Dexter, Norriston, and nearby areas. State health workers deliver medical supplies to stricken regions.
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Associates Press
Alanta
South Georgia
Atlantic Seaboard
Furingsore
Board of Health
Ares
Usath
Statesboro
Meth
Georgia
Cockenn
Dexter
Norviston Fenciine
Fentz
Minatcl County
Meir
South Carolina
Mabbyville
Mullens Plant Sale Won By Coca Cola Bottling Works
The Mullens plant, operated by the Mullens family for several years, was sold to the Raleigh Coca Cola Bottling Works after bankruptcy. G. A. Mahler returned after supervising the closure and the last week.
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Raleigh Coce-Coli
G. A. Mahler
Badleigh Coca-Cola
Mullens
Halt Cedar Destruction Delayed by State Officials
State officials delay further action to halt cedar destruction while awaiting disposition of cases. Court activity and related notices have been reported, with agencies examining the red cedar issue and potential legal steps.
Wilken B Starbuck Chosen for Federal Radio Commission
President Hoover selects Wilken B Starbuck Democrat of Connections to succeed Commissioner Caldwell in New York. The appointment completes the Federal Radio Commission’s personnel.
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Radio Commission
Caldwell
New York
Commission
Bank Of Wyatt Liquidated In West Virginia
Voluntary liquidation of the Bank of Wyatt in Wyatt Morrison county was announced by State Bank Commissioner H A Abbot. He said funds are available for immediate payment of all depositors. The last published statement lists resources of 380100.25 and liabilities of 847145.29.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W.va
Bank of Wyatt
Wyatt
Morrison County
H. A. Abbot
Banic
Disarmament Talks Advance With Unclear US Stance
Geneva April 27 As German and Russian objections slow progress the United States announces it will not demand trained reserves in the draft treaty of the preparatory disarmament commission while acknowledging they should be considered.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Tulay
Hugh S. Gibson
Mde
U.S
Insurance Injunction Fought by Howard Lee
Charleston April 27 Dismissal of Aetna Insurance Company et al for foreclosing contracts with their agents was asked in two federal motions by Howard Lee attorney general. One seeks replication dismissal, the other lack of federal jurisdiction. Hearing set for May 6 before Judge George W. McClintie. The injunction suit names Attorney General Lee and Edgar Lawson as defendants.
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Charleston
Aetna Inesurance Company
Hartford
Coul Inecticud
Howard
Lee Altorney General
Rite
George W. McClinlie
Lee
Edgar
Lawson St
Unsigned certificate found in tilework prompts inquiry
A certificate of incorporation, issued long ago, was discovered embedded in old tiles at a site in Huntivwon. Officials clarified the record was active but contained irregularities and will be reviewed for proper filing and validation.
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Thintington
We Va
Sisteen
Vonels
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