Business visitors from Georgia and local bicycle theft report
The city hosts several South Georgia visitors including E. S. Gibbes of Atlanta W. J. Boyett of Tifton and Buddy Blantop of Albany. A Cadillac bicycle owned by Mrs. R. E. Goodwin on West Jackson Street was stolen from a porch and remains missing. Navy trainee Tom Kirkland returns home for two weeks before reporting aboard a ship bound for Pacific and Alaska.
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E. S. Gibbes
Atlanta
R. E. Goodwin
West Jackson Street
Wright and
College Streets
Goodwin
Tom Kirkland
J.T. Kirkland
Bartow Street
Naval Training School
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Uncle Sam
Navy
Pacific
Filipino Islands
Alaska
Bonus payment bills delayed as House rules decide path
Washington reporters say a tie over procedure led to delaying floor consideration of Vinson and Patman bonus pay bills until next week. Leaders expect veto risk from the White House with veterans warned of possible disappointment regardless of the bill.
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Washington
House
Vinson
Patman
O'Connor
Rules Committee
Representative McReynolds
D. Tenn
Administration
Representative Tydings
D. Md
Veterans Administration
Tydings-McReynolds
Senate
Ways and Means
Tydings-McReyonlds
Prominent Valdosta Woman Passes Away
Valdosta Georgia March 43 Miss Eugie Dasher 60 a member of a pioneer Valdosta family died at her home after a long illness in the city. She was widely known for community involvement and her family’s long local presence. Her passing marks the end of an era in Valdosta society.
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Valdosta
Valdosta, Ga
Eugie Dasher
Roosevelt sees no need for new gold legislation
President Roosevelt said government studies show no necessity for new gold legislation after Supreme Court decisions. He noted legal experts are examining the ruling and a final decision will await further study. He hinted at possible measures to curb Court of Claims damage suits, but left details for later. The cotton market collapse was not commented on, as policy moves toward gradual liquidation of surplus continued. Roosevelt planned talks with congressional and agriculture leaders, including Wallace, Davis, Smith, Bankhead, and Jones, on cotton controls. General MacArthur will remain army chief of staff to assist in preparing new legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Congressional
Agriculture Department
White House
Wallace
Chester Davis
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bankhead
Alabama
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Cotton Prices Rally on New York Cotton Exchange Today
Prices rallied substantially in the New York cotton exchange today for the first time since Monday's decline. Net gains of 10.5 cents to 1.55 a bale were posted at the close as traders followed President Roosevelt's conference with southern senators on the cotton situation.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Roosevelt
Local Woman Claimed By Long Illness. Rites Held This Afternoon
Survived by sister Mrs Mary Broadfield of Lakeland Florida and many nieces and nephews including Mayor J D Ashley. Funeral rites conducted here this afternoon after a prolonged illness.
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Mary Broadfield
Lakeland
Fla
J. D. Ashley
Important Bible Discovery Near Jerusalem Revealed
Telegraphic account from Jerusalem reports a British expedition led by J L Starkey uncovering archives with Hebrew inscriptions at Tel Adduweir between Beersheba and Gaza. The tablets, dating 900 to 600 B C, name famous Israelites and include a potential exchange between Lachish’s viceroy and the King of Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Pascor Agency
Kingdom of Judah
Tel' Adduweir
Beersheba
Gaza
J. L. Starkey
Lachish
Veteran AB&C Conductor Killed Near Brunswick
BrunsWick Ga Mar 13 Four P veteran AB&C railroad conductor Brunce Hammonds of Nicholls died last night at Bristow when he fell beneath a moving freight. He was not missed until Alma, an auto then recovered his body on the tracks. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Officials suppose he fell from a coupling when the train started unexpectedly.
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BrunsWick
Brunce Hammonds
Nicholls
Atlanta,Birmingham and Coast Railroad
Bristow
Hammonds
Alma
Bristol
Lyons youth found guilty of murder in Georgia
Clyde Carraway, 21, was convicted by a Tolumbus county jury of second degree murder in the death of his cousin Ollie Carraway. He received a sentence of 10 to 15 years. The trial included his claim of self defense after Ollie attacked him. T. J. Carraway faced a separate murder trial as the state alleged he held Ollie during the fatal stabbing.
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Ollie
Ollie Carraway
T. J. Carraway
Clyde Carraway
Operation to Correct Misplaced Stomach a Success
Fall River bulletin says Alyce Jane McHenry a 10 year old Omaha girl is recovering from a delicate operation to correct a misplaced stomach. Her temperature pulse and respiration are normal and her condition is described as agreeable after a comfortable rest.
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Fall River
Mass
Alyce
Jane McHenry
Omaha, Neb
Bolting Democrats Face Disciplinary Action By Leaders
Associated Press reports that House progressives warn disciplinary measures may follow any Democrat joining the new bloc described by Speaker Burns as the start of a third party movement. Representative Kvale predicts power and patronage cuts for defectors, while Burns downplays immediate action.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
House Progressives
Burns
Progressive Bloc
House
Kvale
F. L. Minn
Showdown on Georgia pari mutuel betting bill sparks House clash
In Atlanta on March 18 the Georgia House faced a showdown over a pari mutuel betting bill for racing. After a narrow passage, 103 votes were needed with 70 opponents urging reconsideration. If approved again, it goes to the Senate and funds hospitals for prenatal care.
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Atlanta
Georgia House
Senate
Florida
California
Georgia
Kentucky
State Department of Health
Venizelos Arrives on Rhodes as Refugee Status Confirmed
The former Greek premier Venizelos arrives on Rhodes from Cassos and is told by the Italian governor he may move freely as far as the Italian government is concerned. A Rome spokesman says Venizelos is regarded as a political refugee and no extradition request from Athens would be granted. The report notes Austrian legation activity in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Rhodes
Venizelos
Cassos
Rome
Eleutherios Venizélos
Athens
Ice makers seek two year NRA extension at Georgia convention
Savannah March 13 A two year extension of the NRA was favored by the Georgia Ice Manufacturers Association in a resolution adopted at the close of its seventeenth annual convention. A second resolution urged Governor Talmadge to back legalization and licensing of beer gases in Georgia. C B Romberg of Gainesville was elected president, with W R Crossfield of Griffin as vice president and W F Robertson of Savannah as retiring president and board chairman.
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Savannah
NRA
Georgia Ice Manufacturers Association
Talmadge
Georgia
C. B. Romberg
Gainesville
W. R. Crossfield
Griffin
Wilkshire Riley
Atlanta
W. F. Robertson
Robertson
D. C. Hancock
Cartersville
H. R. Creamer
Augusta
BE. H. Dremmer
Brunswick
J. B. Winwiddie
M. H. Goodwin
Thomasville
W. E.gray
Swainsboro
Legalization Pari Mutuel Betting in Georgia Continued
Discussion on taxing intangibles and pari mutuel betting in Georgia continues as lawmakers debate penalties for kidnapping for ransom. Senator Atkinson of Savannah seeks delay for house action on a similar measure. Both chambers consider higher penalties and swift return clauses, noting current law requires moving victims across counties.
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Georgia
Senate
House
J. R. Thompson, Jr
Columbus
Atkinson
Savannah
Conscription of Capital and Man Power in Wartime
Senate debate on the $4.88 billion work relief measure continued while a $112.27 million deficiency bill passed the House. NRAA investigators heard Richberg urge code maintenance. FTC probes sought to curb propaganda against utility holding regulation. Hurley urged seizure of war profits for Congress. House paused cash soldiers bonus bills awaiting parliamentary rules.
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Patrick J. Hurley
Senate Munitions Committee
Congress
House
Richberg Plan Aims to Cut NRA Codes and Monopolies
The recovery coordinator told lawmakers that the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the American Federation of Labor favor extending NRA. He noted patent monopolies under the electrical code hinder enforcement and warned changes to patent law would be needed. The report also mentions a government court martial for rebels and a Hitler-Austria statement context.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Strachey Denies Deportation Charge After Arrest
Evelyn John st Lee Strachey British author and ex MP faces possible deportation over alleged false entry to the United States. He posted a $500 bond and declined the accusation as absurd saying his lectures are from a British perspective, not U.S. political beliefs. He spoke after an address at a Glencoe Jewish temple.
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Chicago
Evelyn John St. Lee Strachey
London Spectator
Fred J. Schlotfeldt
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Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
H. O. Thomas of
Fred Welcher
Frank L. Hacket
Macon
Neel Bros
Mr. James,Atkinson
E. B. Sneed
National Housing Act
Federal Housing Administration
Ab&c
LYONS
Thumenai
Berlin
Georgia Icemen
Richberg
Department Store Ready-to-Wear Department
Liberty
Robert Moris Lovett
Strachey
Bond
Immigration Headquarters
Great Britain
Constle Pation
Thadford
Susie Sayles
Belton
Texas
Fhedford
Electric Wiring General Repairing
Stegall Electric CO
United System
States
Ained
Teesach
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