Lawyer says Bishop Cannon met legal reporting requirements
Washington April 10 The attorney for Bishop James Cannon Jr argues to a jury that Cannon complied with reporting rules for 198 contributions made to oppose Alfred E. Smith. The case centers on allegations of failing to report funds and the handling of donations to the anti Smith effort.
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Washington
James Cannon
Robert H. McNeill
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
Ciet Mavittort
Cannon
Ada L. Burtoudis
Headquarters Committee
Anti- Smith Democrat
Don’t Let Constipation Dull the Joy of Living
This public notice promotes Kellogg’s Art-PRAN and Ani-Bean as dietary aids to ease constipation through bulk and iron. It urges regular meals and vitamins, warns against cure-alls, and advises purchasing the red-and-green Kellogg package at grocers, made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Louisiana Home Loan Boss Blames Law For Loan Issues
Paul B. Habans of the Louisiana Home Loan Corporation says a perceived manipulation of home loan security in Louisiana stems from a "vicious state law" allowing third parties to operate. He cites alleged rackets in bond dealings and claims Washington approval for practices while noting state restrictions differ from other states.
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Paul B. Habans
Washington
Louisiana
Home Loan Corporation
Long
D. la
D. D. Moore
Internal Revenue
New Orleans
John P. Sullivan
Sportsman
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Reserve Board recommendation goes to Senate Banking Committee
The Federal Reserve Board proposes to end fixed margin requirements on stock market trading and grant the board authority to set minimum margins for loans on securities. The plan would place oversight of broker margins with the Federal Reserve and involve the new federal securities exchange commission.
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Federal Reserve Board
Banking
Wachincton
Senate Banking Committee
Senator Glass
D. Va
Glass
Eugene Black
Reserve Board
Federal Securities Exchanges Commission
Alnack
Movement to defeat Alfred E Smith election in 1928
Dr. Arthur J. Barton a Baptist minister from Wilmington North Carolina described an Asheville North Carolina gathering in 1928 that organized to defeat the election of Alfred E Smith the Democratic nominee. The account notes the movement's aim and location and cites the speaker at the event.
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Sen
New York
Shrelice
Arthur J. Barton
Wilmington
North Carolina
Asheville
Alfred E. Smith
T Tes
Irish Free State Mourns Death of U S Minister
William Wallace McDowell, 67, American minister to Dublin, died of a heart attack at a banquet in his honor. Flags at half staff and mournful rites followed as his body to be sent to Butte Montana. born Tennessee, he earned praise for presenting credentials to President De Valera.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
William Wallace McDowell
United States
Cobh
Montana
McDowell
Butte
Deay
Tennessee
Ireland
Amon de Valera
King George
de Valera
Metawved
Judge weighs Terrence Duggan plea for freedom in Atlanta
In Atlanta on April 10, Judge Marvin K. Underwood held a second hearing on Terrence Duggan, Chicago beer magnate, seeking a writ to release him from the federal prison where he serves an income tax sentence. The application was taken under advisement.
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Atlanta
Terrence Druggan
Chicago
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Marvin KK. Underwood
Levee plan to shield Augusta proposed by army engineers
Washington April 10 General Edwin Markham chief of army engineers recommends spending 515000 for a Savannah river levee to protect Augusta Georgia calling the dyke highly desirable and said it would remove flood danger. Governor Lehman later signed New York City economy bill authorizing 13000000 in city‑level savings.
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Washington
Augusta
Savannah River
Public Works Administration
Edwin Markham
Army Engineers
Ajhony NL
Govenor Lehman
LaGuardia
New York City Board of Estimates
Denies He Has Network of Royalty Corporations
William Edward Jones of New York, a critic of the federal oil administration, testified before the NILA board of review on April 10 denying that he runs a network of royalty corporations and that he moves steel and money between entities.
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Washington
Nila Board of Review
Edward Jones
New York
Federal Oil Administration
89 Members of House Sign McLeod Bank Bill Petition
Washington April 10. Eighty nine members of the house today signed the petition to bring the McLeod bill to pay off depositors in closed national banks to the floor for immediate consideration.
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McLeod Bank
Washington
Man killed by log cable in Georgia swamp accident
In Creanville Georgia on an April day FP Johnson was killed when a log cable attached to a stump slackened and struck him as he skidded logs in a swamp seven miles from town. He broke his back in the impact.
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Creanville
Johnson
President Roosevelt Goes Fishing Near Bahamas Island
President Roosevelt left the cover today near Guy Cay in the Bahamas taking a fishing trip with Herman Gray and Gus Gennervick. Vincent Astor relayed to White House reporters that they caught about 50 mackerel and snappers during the adventurous return voyage.
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Miami
Fila
Roosevelt
Guy Cay
Bahamas
Vincent Astor
White House
Marvin H. McIntyre
Herman Gray
Gus Cgennerick
Gray
Florida
Gennervick
Cardui for Women During Change of Life Endorsed
The advertisement promotes Cardui as a purely vegetable remedy for women of all ages undergoing the change of life. It cites Mrs. Clara GC Allen of Enfield Illinois and her daughters as benefitting. It urges others to consult a physician if unsure and claims thousands testify to its usefulness.
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Clara GC. Allen
Enfield
Local Social Notes From Thomasville and Nearby
Mrs. J. C. White visits Mrs. Kent Saunders in Thomasville. W. C. Reeves of Tifton visits here yesterday. J. W. Hattaway of Thomasville guests of his parents. L. F. E. Colvin of Waycross among yesterday’s visitors. Eddie Lewis, 322 WW. Jadhson. A. L. McArthur of Atlanta visits city. Mrs. Dell Wright and Mrs. S. C. White depart for Florida business. Mrs. W. J. Upchurch improving. Master Oliver Hunter recovering after mastoid operation. Mrs. R. I. Beasley improving after Archbold Hospital operation. William Wallace McDowell dies at a banquet in the Free State. Mrs. Scotie Beverly’s uncle. U S Minister to the Free State dies. Mrs. J. L. Bannlater improving. Mrs. Ralph Highsmith ill. Mrs. Joe Goldstein to Jacksonville. Board meeting in Pelham. Call for flat tires.
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Oliver Hunter
L. B. Andrews
DAR Meeting Postponed to Wednesday April 18th
The Daughters of the American Revolution regular monthly meeting is rescheduled from tomorrow to Wednesday April 18. It will be held at Mrs. R. C. Balfour Jr.’s Gordon Avenue home in Thomasville.
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The
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. C. Balfour, Jr
Gordon Avenue
Supreme Court affirms killings convictions in four cases
The Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence for Emmet Gibson and life terms for Huby McConnell Arnold McConnell and John Thomas Layton for killings in Georgia. The Robers McConnells and Lavtar were found guilty of slaying Ray Butler and Lester Rutherford after a country dance.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
Emmet
Gibson
Uncle Hamp" McGee
Farmer
Fulton County
Huby McConnell
Arnold McConnell
John Thomas Layton
Wilkinson County
McConnells
Lavtar
Ray Butle
Lester Rutherford
Butter
Rutherford
Senate rejects Cousens emergency tax plan in 1934 vote
The Senate rejected the Cousens emergency proposal adding 10 percent to all individual tax returns next year. Georgia's two senators split with Senator George against and Senator Russell for. Thirty Democrats supported the amendment, 25 opposed, as King’s tax plan was rejected and would have raised about 40 million dollars. the extra 10 percent would hit 1934 35 tax due.
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Warehington
Odav
Home Loan
Qeners Corporation
House
Senate
de Courte Previency
Roosevelt
Washington
Georgia
George
Russell
King Schedwe
Finance Committee
Steel shipments show big increase in March totals
New York April 10 Shipments of finished products of the United States Corporation in March totaled 598.209 tons, up from 365.500 in February and 256.793 in March 1933. The Merch shipments were 202.700 tons higher than February, reflecting continued strong demand for steel products.
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New York
United Sates Corporation
Peach Blossom Beauty Spreads Across Georgia Countryside
Entrancing view of peach orchards in full bloom across Georgia with hundreds of thousands of bees aiding pollination. Growers fear brown rot and borers while hoping for better prices as early Elberta peaches ripen in June and July. Georgia counties such as Upesa, Meriwether, Crawford, Coweta, Pike, Jones, Macon, Habersham and Jasper are noted for production.
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Georgia
Cvyoner
Preach
Upesa County
Meriwether
Roosevelt
Tronston
Crawford Coweta
Pike, Jones
Macon
Habersham
Jasper
Roosevelt fishes in Bahamas as press reports swirl
President Roosevelt went fishing near the Bahamas aboard the Nourmahal while White House reporters debated claims of a big catch. General Hugh Johnson and Donald Richberg planned return to Washington to outline new steps for the recovery campaign ahead of cabinet in Washington Friday.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Bahamen
Waters
White House
Elliott
Hugh
Johnson
Donald Richhberg
NRA
Richberg
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Nourmahal
Gun Cay
Bahamas
Son of ex dictator escape as assassins miss mark
Madrid April 10. Jose Antonio Primo De Rivera son of the former Spanish dictator and a fascist leader survived an attack as anti-fascist extremists threw two bombs at his car and fired on him after he left the criminal courts. He was unhurt and fired back at his attackers. De Rivera, 32, leads the Falange Espanola or Spanish Phalanx claiming 110000 members while denying monarchist aims and seeking seats in the Cortes to form a working minority government.
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Madrid
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Spain
de Rivera
Criminal Courts
Espanola
Alfonso
Cortes
Congress
Roosevelt Backs Elliott and Smiles at Verdict
The sun tan president endorsed Elliott's story of luck and offered congratulations. On the Normahel's quarterdeck Roosevelt, in a blue jersey and old grey trousers, chatted with correspondents for two hours but dodged talks on current affairs or the congressional scene.
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Rooesvelt
Elliott
Roosevelt
Washington
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Horace McDowell
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