Cully Cobb Defends AAA Program in Arkansas Speech
Cully A. Cobb AAA cotton division chief spoke at the Cotton Experiment Station in Marianna Arkansas defending the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He argued Supreme Court decisions should be decisive and attacked claims the cotton program harms employment and foreign markets while urging unity among farming and business interests.
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Cully Cobb
Arkansas
Marianna
Ark
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cully A. Cobb
AAA
U. S. Supreme Court
Cobb
Supreme Court
Progr
Cotton
Georgia Farm Market Hub Question Sparks Brief Dispute
Atlanta August 29 A minor dispute arose over which Georgia city would be the hub for the state's farm market system. Commissioner Tom Linder declined to decide whether Macon or Atlanta would serve as the clearing house, saying the hub depends on each market's facilities and financing.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Commissioner of
Tom Linder
Macon
Linder
State Department of Agriculture
Tale of Horror Aboard Mid Ocean Shipwreck Rescue
Albert R G Welsh former yachtsman now Philadelphia resident recounts the mid ocean hurricane ordeal aboard the Italian liner La Dahama rescued by Captain Lars Larsen and crew of seven. The hurricane 700 miles from Bermuda snapped the foremast and left the vessel taking on water as the crew bailed by hand. The La Dahama carried a wireless receiver but no sending apparatus during the 100 mph gale.
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New York
Albert R. G. Welsh
Philadelphia
Paris
Lars Larcrew
Elsh
la Dahama
Belgians mourn Astrid queen beloved by nation
The Belgian queen Astrid, famed for her relief work and down to earth gestures, won public affection for her care of the poor and mining regions. She traveled with King Leopold and greeted Belgians with a friendly wave, and died in a skiing trip after learning her father in law, Albert, had died and Leopold became king.
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Astrid
Brussels
Leopold
Albert
Harvey Granger Dies in Atlanta Good Roads Advocate
Harvey Granger Sr. 68, a Savannah good roads advocate, died unexpectedly in a Piedmont Hotel in Atlanta where he was preparing to return home. He led coastal highway projects, chaired Savannah Chamber of Commerce good roads, and served as a county commissioner. Surviving are his widow, son Harvey Granger Jr., and daughters Mary and Eugenia. Funeral arrangements were made to send his body to Savannah.
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Atlanta
Harvey Granger Sr
Savannah
The
Piedmont
Granger
Jacksonville
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Harvey Granger Jr
Mary Granger
Eugenia Granger
No Trace Of Woman And Son After Night Raid
Apopka Florida August 29 There was no trace today of Mrs Betty Castell and her 18 year old son Willie who were abducted in an automobile early yesterday after their home was invaded by night riders. Sheriff Hand held another son Joe Castell for safekeeping as officers investigated the case follows a beating of Clarence Jarrett earlier this week.
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Apopka
Fla
Betty Castell
Willie
Here
Harry Hand
Joe Castell
Clarence Jarrett
Georgia Governor Talmadge Attacks Cotton Taxes
Governor Talmadge in The Statesman criticizes processing and ginning taxes on cotton. He urges adopting a farmer friendly stance, stating in strong terms that Washington brain trusters should work in the country to understand burdens and advising farmers not to pay the tax for now.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
the Statesman
Washington
Huge Martin bomber flies Dayton to Cincinnati without hands on controls
Army air corps engineers at Wright Field say a large Martin bombing plane completed a Dayton to Cincinnati flight and return with no hands on the controls except during takeoff and landing. The test aims to enhance safety for pilots and crews in bad weather or long flights, not to remove crews in combat.
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Dayton, O
Army Air Corps Engineers
Wright Field
Martin
Dayton
Cincinnati
Army
Two Die In Accident Near Steele Alabama
Two persons were killed and three injured when an automobile left the highway near Steele Alabama and overturned. The deceased were J. E. Love 43 Piedmont and Marvin Weathers 17 Gadsden with injuries to Miss Jewell Parker 20 Gadsden John Taylor and Maurice Danson of Gadsden Raritan Township New Jersey. Alfred E. Smith visiting a nitrates plant spoke of his presidential prospects while Lewis J. Nixon praised Smith as best for the job.
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Birmingham
Ala
Steele
J. E. Love
Piedmont
Marvin Weathers
Gadsden
Jewell Parker
John Taylor
Maurice Danson
Raritan Towwship
N. J
Alfred E. Smith
Lewis J. Nixon
New York
Smith
State opens markets under act authorizing system
Guy C. Jackson, Bleckley county representative, has been negotiating for eight state market sites since the 1935 legislature passed the act creating the system. He had no comment to make about the leased property in eight scattered communities for operation of state owned markets.
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Guy C. Jackson
Bleckley County
Swedish royals fly to Lucerne after Astrid death
Aging Prince Karl and Princess Ingeborg chartered a plane to Lucerne to join the grief stricken husband of Queen Astrid after the autop accident that killed their daughter. Citizens of Stockholm wept openly as the news broke and royal family members were summoned.
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Prince
Princess OF
Sweden
Lucerne
Switzerland
Stockholm
Prince Carl
Ingeborg
Astrid
Ingborg
Fridhem
Leopold
Prince Karl
Ingelborg
Death of Queen Astrid reported after Swiss crash
The first news from Lucerne Switzerland said Queen Astrid of Belgium died and her husband was injured in an automobile accident. Secretary Hull later met with the Belgian embassy to convey U S condolences to Prince Eugene De Ligne with aides James Dunn and Richard Southgate.
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New York
Astrid
Belgium
Lucerne
Switzerland
Associated Press
Hull
Washington
Prince Eugene de Ligne
United States
James C. Dunn
Richard Southgate
Protocol
Cotton Ginners Warned On Tax Certificates
Atlanta August 29 W E Page collector of internal revenue issued a warning to cotton ginners to obtain exemption certificates for the cotton tax. Ginners failing to comply would be liable under their bond and bonds could be canceled and they would be barred from further ginning.
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Atlanta
W. E. Page
Internal Revenue
Page
Free State wage bill targets Jewish emigrants factories
The Irish Free State government proposes wage regulations aimed at Jewish emigrants from Germany who set up small factories in Southern Ireland. Proponents say the measure enforces equitable wages amid claims of high profits, with some workers paid as little as three cents an hour. Also noted, forty seven stolen automobiles were recovered at California border stations in early 1935.
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Cork
Ireland
de Valera
Germany
Free State
California
Control of Parking on State Highways in California Cities
State motor vehicle department oversees automobile parking control on state highways through small California cities and towns, outlining enforcement boundaries and local coordination procedures. The measure aims to standardize parking rules across municipalities while preserving local autonomy.
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California
State Motor Vehicle Department
State to Open Farm Market Hub in Atlanta Center
Atlanta state farm market site leased for five years beside the City Auditorium near Five Points. Commissioner Tom Linder said construction starts October 1 with aims to open all eight Georgia markets by October, and noted leases in Macon Thomasville Valdosta Douglas Gainesville Cartersville and Grennville.
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Atlanta
Tom Linder
State Department of Agriculture
City Auditorium
Courtland, Gilmer
Piedmont
Decatur
Linder
Georgia
Macon
Thomasville
Valdosta
Douglas
Gainesville
Cartersville
Grennville
Government victory over Dillinger mob seals deaths tally
Washington reports the Dillinger gang's long pursuit ends with 7 to 3 federal agent fatalities. Three agents were killed during the crackdown, including Baum and Hollis. Dillinger and six lieutenants perished in the era’s last gun battles.
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Washington
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Federal Bureau
Illinois
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Dillinger Gang
Samuel P. Cowley
W. Carter Baum
Little Bohemia
Wis
Jesse Larber
Lima
Ohio
Lester J. Gill
Body of Dillinger Gangster Found Near Aurora Pit
Federal agents recovered the body of Hamilton, a Dillinger era figure, from a crude grave near a gravel pit on Mrs. Augusta Shoger property, about 100 yards from a highway to Aurora. The find followed a two day dig after agents arrived on a tip and reported the body clad in a blue serge suit with a gray hat. Hamilton, Canadian by birth, was a noted machine gunner who began his crime spree after escaping from Michigan City prison in 1933, a scheme linked to Dillinger.
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Hamilton
John Dillinger
Chicago
Daniel H. Ladd
Augusta Shoger
Aurora
Canada
Indiana State
Michigan City
Dillinger
Sisters recant kidnap tale after police questioning
In Louisville the North girls Catherine 13 Mildred 10 admit their claim of being abducted by three negroes was false. Adeline 8 sparked a wider search after reporting the seizure in an auto. The three sisters got a dollar to buy a broom and later confessed they spent the money and stayed in a park overnight.
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Louisville
Catherine North
Mildred
Adeline
Catherine
Local business visitors frequent city today
Mr. A. H. Denmark of Valdosta and Mr. E. T. Eberhart of Atlanta visited on business. Other guests included Mr. Hulme of Macon and Mr. Paul Douglas of Albany. Visitors J. J. Moore and F. A. Rautenberg came from Perry, Fla., with Mrs. Frank Martin of Macon also noted. Miss Nellie Chism of Nashville visits Miss Virginia Chism.
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A. H. Denmark
Valdosta
E. T. Eberhart
Atlanta
T. J. Hulme
Macon
Paul Douglas
Albany
Messrs
J. J. Moore
F. A. Rautenberg
Perry, Fla
Frank Martin
Nellie Chism
Nashville, Ga
Virginia Chism
Williams Opens Independent Filling Station at Carroll Hill
Mrs. Fritz Roberts joins her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pidcoci, of Moultrie, for a two week visit at the High Hamptonn Inn and Country Club in Cashieres North Carolina.
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Fritz Roberts
Frank Pidcoci
Moultrie
High Hamptonn Inn and Country Club
Cashieres, N. C
Visit Notes From Miami and Pelham Trips
Mrs. Sarah Wood of Miami visits her sister Mrs. Ida Price and relatives for a few days. Mrs. Nat Williams leaves to join Mrs. Fred Hollis of Pelham for a week or ten days at North Carolina resorts.
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Sarah Wood
Miami
Ida Price
Nat Williams
Fred Hollis
Pelham
North Carolina
WPA planned secondary road projects to absorb unemployed
Atlanta, Aug 29. Miss Gay B. Shepperson states that WPA road work separate from Georgia highway plans will absorb unemployment this winter. She denies any $20,000,000 funding and says no road program exists. Projects will focus on farm to market routes and malarial control drains, with no approvals yet from Washington.
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Atlanta
Gay B. Shepperson
WPA
Washington
Couzens Receives Blood Transfusion at Mayo Clinic
Senator James Couzens of Michigan was given a blood transfusion by Mayo Clinic physicians after substantial blood loss in three operations, including the recent kidney removal procedure. He remained under treatment as doctors reported his condition.
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Rochester
Minn
James Couzens
Michigan
Mayo Clinic
Four Die as Cloudburst Wrecks Bus in Arizona
A cloudburst in the Dragoon mountains sent a six foot wall of water that lifted a passenger laden Transcontinental bus from the road and hurled it into a telephone pole near Willcox Arizona. Four people were killed and three injured in the late night accident.
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Arizona
Willcox
Ariz
Dragoon
McAdoo Seeks Justice Probe with FBI Help
Senator McAdoo announced his special investigating committee will use Justice Department agents to probe the general administration of justice in federal courts. He dismissed reports that the panel would scrutinize the private lives of district judges, saying the aim is to consider corrective legislation if needed.
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Washington
McAdoo
Justice Department
General Administration of Justice
Associated Press
Administration of Justice
Italo Ethiopia Conflict Seen As Inevitable Continues
ItaloItaly conflict escalation moves toward inevitability as sanctions, troop movements, and air concentrations are reportedly prepared. Haile Selassie vows faith and readiness as 80,000 Galla tribesmen are assembled for Wollega Province led by General Makonnen Demis with the emperor poised to signal the start of war.
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Giuseppe Valle
Air
Africa
Air Forcee
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Wollega
Danakuls
Makonnen— Demis
Demis
Emperor calls rally as siege drums flash in mountain realm
In Bolzano and other capitals, a shifting war aura expands from Mussolini threatened sanctions to Britain’s Kellogg pact seen as war bulwark. Haile Selassie prays for Ethiopian victory while Laval seeks to avert a broader European conflict. Japan denies sending munitions to Ethiopia.
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London
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Paris
Laval
Europe
Tokyo
Ethiopia
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East Lynne
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Hurrif Gar
Harvey Granger
Good Roads Advocate
Atlanta, Georgia
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W. J.jackson
Mr. C. C. Cook
H. C. Cates
Hart
Couzens
Suez Canal
Sicily
Malta
Great Britain
Britain
Doan
Bolzano
Rose
Ith Loarrra Young
Jak Oakie
Reginald Owen
Katherine Deaaille
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