Victory for Tax Bill Seen by Dems
Democratic leaders predicted the 800 million tax bill would pass the House with a large majority next week after a week of intra party fighting. The measure faces Senate scrutiny as treasury experts explain provisions and President Roosevelt planned talks in New York.
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Atlantans Charged With Mail Fraud Over Oil Refinery Move
John McCullough of Atlanta, 48, charged with mail fraud in a plan to relocate an oil refinery from East Texas to Gulfport Mississippi. He was released on 2000 dollars bond awaiting Friday hearing before U S Commissioner E S Griffith. McCullough denied refinery location, saying only East Texas, while the inspector questioned records of the refinery.
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Good Neighbor League Endorsed by President Roosevelt
A new nonpartisan Good Neighbor League backed by President Roosevelt announces its goal to promote human values over property values and support progress in national and international relations. Its directors include Bishop Edgar Blake, Carrie Chapman Catt, Dr. Graham, Miss Fannie Hurst, and Major General John F. O’Ryan among others.
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Clifford V. Gregory
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George M. Harrison
Weather forecast for Southeastern states
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions across South Carolina and Georgia with scattered showers near coasts. Florida and Alabama regions expect partly cloudy skies with unsettled periods in northern areas. Slight warming is noted in northern portions through Sunday.
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Roosevelt to Address Democratic Clubs in New York Tonight
President Roosevelt travels by special train to New York City to speak to the National Democratic Clubs at 10 30 p m EST. Attendees include state, national leaders, Tammany chiefs, and opposition figures amid intensified campaign activity nationwide.
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Roosevelt Finishes Speech Prep For New York Address
President Roosevelt, with a milder head cold, completes work on his address for a speech tonight before the National Democratic Club in New York. A special train will take him to the dinner at 8 p.m., then he will stay at East 65th Street before returning to Hyde Park for a few days.
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Safe crackers invade Atlanta office loots possible dollars
Safe crackers invaded the Pepsi-Cola Company office in downtown Atlanta this morning. They battered the safe, ransacked the office and stole loot estimated by company officials at $700 to $1,000. A police investigation is underway.
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Confederate Veterans Honored by Georgians Across State
As Memorial Day observances unfold in Georgia, living and dead Confederate veterans are honored. In cities from Atlanta to Macon, speeches address veterans, widows numbers, and university figures attend tributes. Memorial Day is a state holiday with capitol and bank closures.
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Athens
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Lucas A. Caldwell
Harmon W. Caldwell
J. D. Rivers
Lakeland
State House of Representatioes
Charlotte Carson
Tifton High School
District Court to be held in Macon the week of May 4
Judge Bascom S. Deaver returned to Macon as the U S district court will meet there the week of May 4 instead of May 1 The move follows his illness and partial recovery with tonsillitis. A hearing on Sheriff Gordon E Davis of Thomas county for conspiracy to violate federal internal revenue laws is set for 10 am next Saturday in Macon. Davis was fined 100 and sentenced to two years in federal prison after trial in Valdosta.
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Thomas County
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Jacksonville Man Found Guilty of Murdering Wife
Marcus CC Powell was convicted of first degree murder for the hammer slaying of his wife on March 1 in Jacksonville Florida. The verdict makes the death sentence mandatory with Powell to be executed by electric chair. The case also involved his mother in law and a missing wife, with the bodies later found in Nassau County Creek. Powell faces possible appeals as defense motions for a new trial are expected. He testified he believed the women were robbed and slain during a Sunday afternoon movie outing.
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Powell claims wife killed man in 1926
In Jacksonville Marcus C. Powell after being convicted for his wife’s murder writes from jail that Mrs Powell killed W C Cowles Sr in 1936 and that he took the blame. He says he loved his wife and did not kill her or her mother. Cowles was shot after an argument involving Powell and others.
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J T Collins Dies in Atlanta at 36
J T Collins aged 36 former state comptroller office inspector died after several days illness in Atlanta. A native of Clinton South Carolina he lived in Jacksonville Florida before moving to Atlanta in 1923. He later worked with Ruralist Press publishing Southern Ruralist and other periodicals.
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Federal men deny Lindbergh ransom rumors in New England
Boston reports claim $20000 in Lindbergh ransom money surfaced in New England over two weeks. Clarence D. McKean of the DOJ Boston bureau says the armed carout is target practice. Federal agents are active in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire amid ransom-note speculation.
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Roosevelt Signs Kerr Tobacco Bill To Authorize State Compacts
President Roosevelt today signed the Kerr bill authorizing tobacco growing states to form compacts to control production. The measure covers flue cured, barley and dark fire cured tobaccos in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with compacts requiring cooperative action. Cigar leaf compacts would need congressional ratification and may place Puerto Rico import quotas based on three best crop years of the past decade.
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Italians Extend Occupation Around Lake Tana
Addis Ababa reports two Italian planes over the capital as Mussolini defends sanctions. An Italian column reportedly occupies Bardar Givorgis at Lake Tana's southern edge amid ongoing Somaliland fighting. Red Cross teams aid wounded Ethiopians. Geneva Red Cross cites lack of evidence on war violations.
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Mussolini declares Italy methodical amid Addis Ababa drive
Inauguration of Aprilia marks Italy's reclaiming Pontine marshes as Mussolini proclaims Italy remains methodical tenacious and indomitable. He notes the 160th day of economic siege while East African forces press toward Addis Ababa amid fierce Ethiopian resistance.
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Wallace Approves Pecans Export Subsidy Plan
Secretary Wallace approved a plan offering five cents per pound export subsidy on a limited quantity of pecans from the 1935 crop. Exporters may bid to sell not less than 1,000 pounds with medium size not under size 2 quality. Quantity limits to be set by the secretary. sales to occur by June 30 and shipping by October 1.
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Tides at St. Marks Light House Date Specifics
Predicted tides for Sunday April 26 show highs at 6 16 a m and 5 42 p m. For Monday April 27 highs at 7 17 a m 12 58 a m and 6 46 p m with 11 46 a m noted.
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