Mass Meeting Planned On Screw Worm Fly Control
A countywide mass meeting of farmers and livestock owners is set for Saturday at 3 p m at the courthouse to discuss screw worm fly control and elimination. Officials including Dr W E Dove Dr H B Raffensperger and Dr R D Carr will explain treatment and eradication plans with the aim of reducing livestock losses.
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P. H. Ward
W. E. Dove
W. M. Prince
Bureau of Entomology
U. S
Savannah
J. M. Sutton
Times-Enterprise
Dove
H. B. Raffensperger
Moultrie
R. D. Carr
Thomasville
Atlanta
Industries Must Accept NRA Codes Without Open Shop Language
Washington reports coal and auto industries face accepting NRA fair practice codes stripped of union open shop wording or clashing with industrial control. Officials say codes will be adopted and open shop policies worked out at home, as Johnson and Richberg note the right to organize cannot be restricted by coded interpretation. Green and Wolman express approval, with coal wrestling ongoing over minimum wage while auto sector shows smoother path toward prompt code promulgation.
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COAL
AUTO
Washington
Automobile
NRA
Pronion
Steel
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Johnson
Our New Deal Promotes Cooperative Community Growth
An article from Thomasville urges a shift toward cooperative effort over individualism. It highlights a new economic plan, credit and stability goals, and the need for serious, farsighted proposals to fit a changing local order. It stresses community engagement and proactive development to meet future emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville League
Thomasville
TWO MEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK NEAR WASHINGTON
A Crescent Limited derailed over a swollen Anacostia branch near Washington at 3:45 am. Two enginemen died and 13 passengers and crew were injured as a weakened bridge failed, sending cars into the stream and leaving the wreck site under rescue recovery through dawn.
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Washington
Crescent Limited
Southern Railway
New York
New Orleans
Here
Anacostia River
Capital
A. H. Bryde
J. H. Faye
Perrysville
Maryland
Myer Blackman
Philadelphia
Ben Johnson
Paul Hanna
Columbia University
Samuel Hamilton
Montclair
New Jersey
A. P. Tugwell
Baton Rouge
Maxwell Galland
Brooklyn
J. ©. Cunningham
Russell L. Mohler
Trenton
N. J
William H. Brown
Baltimore
A. H. Myers
Thurmont
Charles S. Kenny
Westminster
Anthony Swane
C. S. Smith
Wading River
Long Island
Prince George County
Martin J. Keane
Riverdale
Telephone officials deny Googe charges
Georgia readers learn that George L. Googe of the AFL accuses Southern Bell of coercing workers to stay in the company union system. company leaders deny knowing of any employee withdrawals and say the association is voluntary. Googe expects NIRA compliance and possible Justice Department action with Atlanta Savannah and Macon named as dispute points.
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Atlanta
George L. Gonge
American Federation of Labor
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Googe
Southern Association of Bell Telephone
Aiens
NIRA
Read
Telephone Company
Savannah
Macon
Department of Justice
William Green
Prosecutors Move to Speed Kidnapping Trial in Urschel Case
Oklahoma City August 24 government prosecutors seek swift trials for Urschel kidnap suspects. Indictments name 14 in conspiracy to kidnap oil magnate for 200000 ransom. Removal orders sought for Harvey Bailey Shannon family members jailed in Dallas and Bates held in Denver Minneapolis. George Kelly still at large.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Texas
Joseph B. Keenan
Herbert K. Hyde
D. H. Colvin
United States Bureau of Investigation
Harvey Bailey
Shannon
Dallas
Denver
Albert Bates
Minneapolis
Keenan
Urschel
George
George predicts NRA success within two months
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia said the NRA program will be a pronounced success within two months and that farm prices may improve. He spoke at a Macon luncheon while en route from Vienna and Washington to discuss farm prices and Georgia’s share of federal highway funds.
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Macon
Walter F. George
Georgia
NRA
Vienna
Washington
Hoover Helps Hitchhiking Youth Then Loans Him 100
John Wade Gordon of Memphis says he hitched a ride with former president Herbert Hoover on a northern California highway. Hoover lent him 100 dollars to help him along until he finds work, and Gordon plans to repay the loan after securing a job.
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San Francisco
John Wade Gordon
Memphis
Tenn
Gordon
California
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Lindberghs Take Off From Thorshaven In Flight Plans
Thorshaven Faeroe Islands August 24 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his wife departed from Tveraa in the Faroes stating a flight to Lerwick Shetland Islands as their destination but refusing to disclose further plans.
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Thorshaven
Faeroe Islands
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tveraa
Faroes
Lerwick
Shetland Islands
Long Time Cotton Program Before Secretary Wallace
A proposed U S cotton program combines acreage reduction with a parity price guarantee before Secretary Wallace. It envisions reducing this year's cotton acreage to about 25 000 000 acres and paying benefits on a per acre basis, with parity price tied to domestic use and regional processing taxes to fund payments.
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Washington
Wallace
Arone
Deterioration Reported in Cotton Crops Across South
Atlanta officials report widespread deterioration in cotton crops harvested across the south. Oklahoma notes 20 percent decline. North Carolina and Texas report substantial deterioration. Louisiana fears crop will fall short of government estimates. Alabama provides no report. Georgia officials expect failure to meet expectations based on field reports.
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Atlanta
South
G. C. Adams
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Texas
Alabama
Harry Wilson
Louisiana
Adams
Georgia
Entire village in New York endangered by flood storm
A flood surge from an inland storm endangered a village in upstate New York below a dam as waters rose three feet. Across the region and along the coast many towns reported deaths and missing people, with trains derailed and ships ashore as the storm swept from the Carolinas to New England.
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New York State
Associated Press
Sou
Upstate
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Fleischmann
Switzerland
Virginia
Madison
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay Line
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Washington
Maryland
Carolinas
Wiyattsville
Washington River Police
Navy Yard
District of Columbia
Potomac
Capital
Haines Point
Tidal Basin
White House
Benning Road
Wreckage Rains Off Shore As Winds Shift Northward
Wreckage strewn states of the middle Atlantic breath easier as storm winds race north toward Maine. Weather bureau warnings stretch from Portland to Eastport with a predicted shift to southwest by sunset. Strong winds battered the coast from North Carolina to New York, disrupting shipping, resorts, and communications.
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Crescent
Middle Atlantic
Washington
Seaboard
Maine
Pennsylvania
Cape Hatteras
Sandy Hook
Portland
Eastport
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
North Carolina
New York
Weather outlook for Gulf coast and Southeast
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local showers on the coast and in extreme Northwest Florida. South Carolina and Georgia expect generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Florida forecast remains partly cloudy with a chance of showers Friday.
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Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
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