Extradition Ordered for Georgia Prisoner Roberson
Alonzo Roberson, arrested in Philadelphia as a Georgia prison fugitive, will be sent back to Coffee County to serve life for the August 20 1931 stabbing death of Henry Nettles. Pennsylvania officials confirmed extradition papers to return him to the southern state.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Georgia
Alonzo Roberson
Pennsylvania
Roberson
Henry Nettles
Coffee County
Local visitors noted from Woodbury Augusta Mobile and more
Mr E C Reynolds of Woodbury Ga visited yesterday. Mr D F Philpot of Augusta was a well known visitor. Mr J M Stanley of Mobile Ala was among guests at a local hotel. Mrs E D McKinnon and others attended the Social Workers Convention in Augusta. Mrs J B Jemison returned from Greenville S C after visits with family.
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Paramount Dry Cleaners
Fair Beauty Shop
Watt and Tuck
Wall Furniture Co
Robinson Hardware Co
Fosteria
Rose Theatre
Woody’s
Pike Studio
Tosco Grill
Inman Drug Co
Elizabeth Arden
Co. C. Cecroft Music Co
Garrison Motor Co
Stevens Lake Co
Mitchell Sampson
Chastain Bicycle Co
L. Kolesky
Scoggins and Langley
Vann’'s
Joe Blanton
Carter's
A. W. Moller
Hurst and
May
R. B. Linson
McKinnon
W. E McKinnon
T. L. Spence Supply Co
Troy Dry Cleaning Co
Thomasville Hardware & Supply Co
Colonial Lamp
E. A. Dawes
Thomasville Ice Co
Reva Bridges
E. C. Reynolds
Woodbury, Ga
D. F. Philpot
Augusta
J. M. Stanley
Mobile, Ala
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Alma Craig
W. M. Singletary
Social Workers Convention
J. B. Jemison
Samuel L. Hayes
Greenville, S. Co
Debtor class urged aid transfer amid inflation debate
In Washington the inflation issue dominated Senate action as House members neared a vote on the Tennessee valley project. Debated amendments seek to curb credit expansion and allow 3 billion dollars of credit via open market operations. Supporters aim for a Wednesday majority. Johnson bill on foreign securities also advances.
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Federal Reserve Banks
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
Great Britain
Herriot
France
Johnson
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Banking
Final Vote Delayed on Tennessee Valley Program
Washington April 24 final vote on the Roosevelt Tennessee Valley program was postponed until tomorrow. Turner Tenn praised the plan for cheaper power and profits while Goss Conn warned of a 700 million dollar government expenditure and private-competition concerns. Roosevelt and a Senate banking sub committee reached accord on banking reform including deposit insurance with modifications.
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McSwain
Military Committee
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Senate
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Turner
D. Tenn
Tennessee Basin
Muscle Shoals
Federal Trade Commission
Goss
R. Conn
Treasury
Senate Banking
Glass
UD. Va
White House
Federal Reserve System
Treasury receipts and outlays for April 21
Treasury reports April 21 receipts at 5.509 million and expenditures at 23.767 million. Balance stands at 334.247 million. Customs duties for the first 21 days of April totaled 12.162 million.
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Treasury
Washington
Night school for Georgia farmers boosts home canning effort
Seven thousand Georgia farmers attend adult classes in 150 rural communities to learn better farming and home food production. Led by J. R. Pullen and his wife, the program funds canning plants and aims to reduce reliance on outside supplies as 1932 forecasts suggest a rise in total cans produced.
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Georgia
Glenn Ramsey
Associated Press
Warwick
McGuffy
South
J. R. Pullen
Pullen
Senate confirms Long and Welles nominations today
Washington April 24 The senate confirmed Breckenridge Long of Missouri as ambassador to Italy and Sumner Welles of Maryland as ambassador to Cuba.
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Long
Welles
Washington
Breckenridge ‘Long
Missouri
Italy
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Cuba
More Banks Authorized to Reopen for Business
Washington April 24 The process of reopening banks placed under conservators after the bank holiday has granted 360 banks licenses to resume unrestricted operations. Secretary Woodin noted that by end of March national banks with deposits of 435 million had reopened and since then 71 more banks were licensed, bringing the total to almost 5,000 operating nationwide.
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Washington
Woodin
Tennessee Has Seven Living Ex Governors
Nashville reports Tennessee counts seven living former governors among its elder statesmen. Names listed include Horton Frazier Cox Patterson Hooper Rye and Roberts. Two recent former governors McMillin and Taylor had died within months.
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Tennessee
S. Nashville
Tenn
Henryh. Horton
James B. Frazier
John I. Cox
Malcolm R. Patterson
Ben W. Hooper
Tom C. Rye
Albert H. Roberts
Benton McMillin
Alfred A. Taylor
High School Jumpers Clear Six Feet In Spring
Chicago Roosevelt High track teams boasts two jumpers clearing over six feet Pollensky at six feet one and a quarter inches and Sargent exactly six feet in the high jump this season.
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Chicago
Roosevelt High
Pollensky
Sargent
May star for Ramblers
Don Elser of Gary is pegged as the lad to watch in Notre Dame's 1933 backfield. He is finishing his freshman year and, at 200 pounds in high school, was a standout dash performer.
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Ramblers
South Bend
Ind
Don Elser
Gary
Notre Dame
The Associated Press Faces Ownership Debate at Luncheon
The AP's founders and leaders defend a non profit, member owned model. President Noyes outlines cost efficient operations for 1933 while Roosevelt regrets missing the luncheon. Five AP directors will be elected as the board weighs news broadcasting policy.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Associ
Prudent Inflation Campaign To End Race
The article reports a planned inflation program amid economic strain. It details credit expansion measures of 3 billion dollars and aims to stabilize foreign currencies to protect U S producers and markets. It notes debate within a broadcasting policy, member opinions, and the board’s stance on news broadcasts.
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Memphis Banker Dies Before Fraud Trial
Memphis, Tenn. April 24. B. Stansbury former banker found dead of a pistol shot today just before his fraud trial was to begin. Indictments allege he converted $6,930 from a church endowment fund.
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Tenn
B. Stansbury
Missing Athens Boy Located by Search Effort
The Department of Justice reported to President Roosevelt that 13 year old Norman Chandler of Athens Georgia, missing since an appeal by his mother, has been found in Atlanta. J Edgar Hoover of the Bureau of Investigation delivered the report to the White House and Stephen T Early announced the finding. No further details were provided.
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Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Norman Chandler
Athens
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Atlanta
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Bureau of Investigation
White House
Stephen T. Early
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