Tourist Camp Padlocked on Tallahassee Road in Albany
Federal court opens in Albany with 16 cases disposed on day one of the spring term. Prohibition violators dominate activity as 12 cases produce convictions. An order pads Whitfield's Camp, a tourist camp near Thomasville, as a public nuisance, and the term runs three weeks with civil trials later.
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Albany
United State Court
Albany Division
Middle District of Georgia
Grady County
Bascom Deaver
W. A. Bootle
Fred New
A. Edward Smith
Albert Philips
Fred Davis
Jesse O. Dorsey
Dan Willis
Neal McLeod
J. D. Phelps
Jep Shivers
Ossie O. Fletcher
Jule D. Sampson
George Wall
John Holt
Charlie Singletary
Hugh Burns
Burns
Athens
Tenn
Bill Jones
Perry Thomas
John Turner
Deaver
H. J. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Whitfield
Thomasville
France to attend Washington economic conference meet
Foreign Minister Paul Boncour accepted Norman Davis proposal for France to participate in a Washington meeting of an international committee to prep for a world economic conference. He will send representatives and left US and Britain to arrange details. Davis to meet Daladier tomorrow.
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Paris
Paul Boncour
Norman Davis
Roosevelt
France
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Davis
Daladier
Tornado Roars Through Quitman Leveling Homes
A tornado struck Quitman last night at about seven thirty, tearing through the negro section from West to East and South of the railroad. It leveled twelve to fifteen houses and uprooted large trees, with the parsonage roof lifted and dropped in the yard while nearby church structures remained largely intact. No deaths reported, several injuries suspected.
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Quitman
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Akron disaster grips Lakehurst families with hopeful wait
In Lakehurst New Jersey families of Akron crew members endure a tense day awaiting news after the dirigible crash off Barnegat. Navy orders an immediate investigation while officials and relatives cling to slim information as rescue boats report new scraps of detail.
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Washington
Navy
McClinfic
Admiral Mocett
Champlain
Wiley
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
Barnegat
Naval Air Station
Farm mortgage program bill introduced in House
A bill to carry out President Roosevelt's farm mortgage program was introduced in the House today as administration spokesmen briefed a Senate banking subcommittee on the proposal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Administration
Senate Banking
Roosevelt Orders Navy to Lead Akron Rescue
Washington April 4 President Roosevelt directed Colonel Henry Latrobe Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy to Lakehurst New Jersey to assume charge of rescue work after the Akron airship crash off the Jersey coast authorities said.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
Jersey
Local Visitors Drop In As City Sees Notables
A stream of visitors from Savannah Albany Valdosta Pelham Birmingham and Arlington arrived in the city for business and leisure. Notables include Mrs Sallie Moller Mrs J H Flowers and Mr J Watts alongside local hosts Mrs W D Mize and Mrs G W Arnold. A W C T U meeting is set for tomorrow at the First Baptist Church.
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Sallie Moller
Route 5
W. E. Purdy of
Valdosta
John Watts
Birmingham
Ala
E. E. Altman
J.neese
Homestead, Fla
Margaret Mauldin
Columbus, Ga
Stockholders Meet of Thomasville Winter Hotel Company
Notice to stockholders of record to attend annual meeting Friday April 14 at 3 30 PM at the Three Toms Tavern to elect directors and conduct other proper business. By J T Culpepper president and E R Jerger secretary.
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Thomasville Winter Hotel Company
Three Toms Tavern
J. T. Culpepper
Pres
E. R. Jerger
Highway Budget Held by State Auditor Wisdom
The second quarter budget of the highway department remains with State Auditor Tom Wisdom who said it will take another day or two to finish checks before delivery to Governor Talmadge. The governor will review the budget closely and make any changes he deems necessary.
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Atlanta
State Highway Department
Tom Wisdom
Talmadge
Gov Sholtz Urges Passage Of Beer Bill And State Reforms
Florida Governor Sholtz outlines priorities for the legislature including beer legislation and broad state reforms. He seeks reduced government costs, a balanced budget, maintained gasoline tax, departmental consolidations, pension reductions, school funding shifts, and a state debt refinancing plan. He promises further messages on agriculture, institutions, salaries, and banking laws.
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Florida
Board of Administration
Peoples Investment Co charter request in Thomasville
Petition to incorporate Peoples Investment Co for twenty years with renewal options. W J Upchurch W L Ball EB L Neel W R McGrew Sarah N Ball T J Dobbins and Louis S Moore seek rights to operate nationwide from Thomasville Georgia as an investment and loan firm handling real estate, notes, and securities with capital stock set at 25000 dollars, and powers to issue stock, borrow, sue and be sued, and enter contracts with banking and federal agencies.
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Georgia
Thomas County
Superior Court
W. J. Upchurch
W. L. Ball
EB. L. Neel
W. R. McGrew
Sarah N. Ball
T. J. Dobbins
Louis S. Moore
Peoples Investment Co
Thomasville
United States
Department of Banking
State of Georgia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Economic Set-Up At Canton Aims To Boost County
Canton Georgia April 4 A new economic plan aims to create a market for all farm products a complete live at home program and large scale beef cattle raising in Cherokee County A modern creamery already operates and a Canton Cotton Mills has never closed except for machinery overhauls Leaders say growth depends on farmer production Governor Talmadge addressed about 200 citizens urging tax cuts and reduced government costs The county has substantial bank balances taxes cut 40 percent in three years and teachers paid in full Cherokee Farm Products Corp plans detailed future steps with J D Gay explaining The event drew Atlanta figures including Major Clark Howell Jr A G Maxwell J S Kennedy W C Adamson Ronald Ransom and Haynes McFadden
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Canton
North Georgia
Cherokee
Herford
Chamber of Commerce
Talmadge
J. H. Holcomb
N. J. Coker
Roy Crisler
Canton Cotton Mills
Robert Tyre Jones
Bobby Jones
J. D. Gay
Cherokee Farm Products Corporation
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
A. G. Maxwell
Citizens and Southern Bank
J.S. Kennedy
W. C. Adamson
First National Bank
Ronald Ransom
Fulton National Bank
Haynes McFadden
Georgia Bankers Association
Michigan Vote Reflects Overwhelming Pro-Repeal Sentiment
Jouett Shouse, president of the association against the prohibition amendment, said yesterday's Michigan vote showed a sentiment so overwhelming on behalf of repeal that it cannot be questioned from any source.
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Michigan
Senate Grants Broad Power for Morgan Bank Investigation
The Senate approved Fletcher's resolution giving the banking committee far reaching authority to probe private bankers led by J. P. Morgan and Company. Pecora reported 23 questions. Morgan officials offered cooperation. about 15000 dollars remained in the inquiry funds. The measure enables use of interstate commerce, banking and tax powers for the investigation. A separate Costigan resolution would probe delays in prosecuting Harriman related to alleged false entries.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Banking Committee
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Morgan Firm
John W. Davis
Banking House
Davis
Morgan and Company
Wall Street
Costigan
Judiciary Committee
New Transportation Bill Taking Shape
Washington reports a transportation bill to coordinate railway activity reduce operating costs and limit layoffs with aims to present to President Roosevelt soon. Secretary Roper Joseph B Eastman and Dr W W Splawn join labor and rail experts to draft a measure prioritizing coordination over consolidation and protecting workers from mass discharge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roper
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. W. Splawn
Donald Richberg
A. F. Whitney
Labor Executives Association
Richberg
Day and Night Service Hingletary Service Station
Hingletary Service Station offers day and night service at the corner of Stevens and Jackson, with phone access 552-Cor. for inquiries and roadside assistance.
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Gulf Gasoline
Goodwin & Collins, Cor
Clay and
Madison Sts
Singletary
Smith Ave
Hansell St
Cor
Stevens & Jackson
Diplomatic Code Censorship Bill Explained by State Dept
The act would criminalize publishing or sharing any secret or sensitive matter from US offices or foreign diplomacy, with fines up to 10009 dollars and ten years imprisonment. Undersecretary Phillips said the bill should not muzzle the press and aims to protect secret ciphers and documents, not censor the media.
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United States
United State
Phillips
Stafe Department
State Department
Kellogg's All-Bran touted for relief of constipation
Letter from George Darragh of Oakland recounts using Kellogg's All-Bran on sea voyages for six months with relief from headaches nerves and sleeplessness. Ad copy claims bulk and vitamin B plus iron aid digestion and blood. recommends two tablespoonfuls daily and suggests use as cereal or cooking with red and green packaging from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Mr. Darragh
George D. Darragh
82Nd Avenue
Oakland
California
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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J. E. Hooker
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Mr. M. B. Oliver
Savannah
Alice Cook
Pelham
City
J. H. Flowers
Harry Covington
Baxley
J. H. Cowart
Arlington, Ga
Dan Darley
P. H. Mize
Virgie Mooneyhan
Doris Steadly
Waycross
W. D. Mizehe
Womens Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Tillman Douglas
Sylacouga
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
Douglas
Gov. Sholtz
Swift
Moultrie, GA
Troy
South Broad St
J. F. Singletary
Thomas Co. Ga
Morgan Bank
Seaman
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