Simple inaugural ceremony to mark Roosevelt induction
Warm Springs Georgia December 1 President elect Roosevelt plans a simple inauguration in keeping with economy. He met with Cary Grayson inaugural committee chairman to discuss March 4 ceremonies and troop transport limits.
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Roosevelt
Springs
Hines
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
Washington
Grayson
Breckenridge Long
Warm Springs
Swagar Shirley
Kentucky
House Appropriations Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Raymond Moley
Cohen
Georgia
Richard Russell
George
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville Courier Journal
Pine Mountain
Petition to Reduce Capital Stock Georgia Driver Motors case
Petition to reduce capital stock for Driver Titus Motors Inc filed in Thomas County Georgia. The document details initial incorporation, stock increases and eventual reduction from 12 000 to 4 800 900 with court orders and stockholder approvals. officers Titus and Titus attorney filed sworn statements and notary certification from 1932.
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Georgia
Thomas
D Inc
Buick Company
Ace 2
Driver-Titus Motors,Inc
Said
Whatmasville
Whierepork
Bis Driver
Titus Motors, Inc
Theo Titus
WE P.O
OL. Titus
Alfterey
Thomas County
Theo
Titus
Jrl
Epward Titus
Notary Public
Aera
Singletary
T Tus
Airlines Link Hemispheres In Giant Flying Boats
Commercial airlines will connect America with Europe and Asia using huge flying boats that carry 50 passengers plus mail and express. Engineering work contracts have been awarded to Sikorsky of Bridgeport and the Martin Company of Baltimore, with full construction to follow in about three months and take up to two years. Trips and Lindbergh declined to share specifications, as secrecy guards progress against competitors.
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America
Europe
Asia
Sikorsky Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Martin Company
Baltimor
Trippe
Lindbergh
Appeal to the Average American on War Debts
The piece urges the average American to support funding and preparations as the nation faces international financial obligations. It frames the road ahead as long and challenging before daylight returns, emphasizing the need to meet war debt concerns and maintain readiness.
Paris Cabinet Approves Note on War Debts With Britain
The French cabinet approved a note to the United States on war debts, aiming for transmission to Washington with priority for the British note reaching Secretary Stimson first. Discussion notes postponing the December 15 payment of 20 million dollars, with Premier Herriot prepared to pay if opposition does not block.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Stimson
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Laws Martin
France
Local business visitors noted in city listings
Mr J W Byrd of Valdosta and Mr J A Kelly of Tallahassee were in the city on business yesterday. Atlanta visitors include Mr H L Furlong and Mr A M Braswell. Rev Nat Long and Mrs Long welcomed a daughter born in Oxford GA. Primary candidates list updated. radio tube testing offered at home. seafood display at SAMPSONS. A F McGahee of Albany among South Georgians visiting. Carter O Stephens and WIs Stephens from Newport News visiting Hansell street.
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A. M. Braswell
Atlanta
Thomasville
Nat Long
Peachtree Methodist Church
Long
Oxford
A. F. McGahee
Albany
Carter O. Stephens
Newport News, Va
W. Is. Stephens
Hansell Street
Douglas Lions Face Moultrie in Final High School Game
The Douglas High School Lions meet the Moultrie Bulldogs Friday December 2 at Municipal Stadium 3 30. After a tough loss to the Miami Gators the Lions seek a comeback in their last game under the school colors.
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Moultrie Bulldogs
Municipal Stadium
Miami
Gators
Lions
Prohibition Bureau Seeks Smaller Budget This Year
Washington reports the prohibition bureau asks 250000 less than last Congress for enforcement. Attorney General Mitchell and W Woodcock presented a 16000600 budget to the House appropriations committee. Some members urge reducing or suspending the bureau amid repeal efforts. Representative Oliver of Alabama defends constitutional integrity as the administration backs the budget.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Mitchell
Anos. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
House Appropriations Committee
House
Asem Hiss
Garner Receives Demonstrators Committee Report
Washington reports Speaker Garner received representatives of demonstrators today but refused a permit to parade on the Capitol grounds next week. Vice President Curtis declined to meet them. they presented three demands including bread before beer and provisions for food lodging and assembly.
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Capitol Grounds
Washington
Carnes
Capitol
Curtis
Benjamin
Reynolds
Garner
Child Problems in Thomasville Told by Rotary
Rotary club discussed child issues in Thomasville with two main talks by Dr. Little and Hon. L. S. Moore. Dr. Little outlined the Thomas County Education Foundation created in 1922 with loans totaling 11,123 to students. 17 boys and 14 girls aided, most not completing education or repaying. Moore described school funding cuts, enrollment at 2,583 with 1,493 whites and 1,090 colored, and emphasis on curtailing nonessential expenses.
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Rotary Chile
Thomasville
Little
Rotary
Thomas County Education Foundation
L. D. Ferguson
Plan to reorganize New York city government proposed
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith presented a detailed plan for complete city government reorganization. He endorsed a two house legislature with a single mayor, argued the borough system is antiquated, and suggested lifelong appointments for top judges. He also proposed abolishing county governments and streamlining court appointments.
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New York
Alfred
Smith
Hofstadter
City Assembly
Lower East Side
Walker
Ho’stadter
Board of Estimate
McKee
New York City
Supreme Court
High tides caused half state damage in Florida
Quieting tides at Jacksonville revealed damages of 500000 dollars from surging waves driven by a northeast gale last weekend. Local authorities reported the total statewide impact remains under review.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville, Beach
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
Advertisement promises rapid fat loss using Kruschen salts with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning. It claims weight loss in three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feel, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
American currency worth more than gold in Canada
Bankers in Vancouver explain American gold and paper money trade at par or below Canadian values. An American visitor found US bills exchangeable at 1.19 Canadian per dollar, silver at 1.08, while gold pieces traded only at face value Canadian. The banker notes raw gold carries a premium only when mined, and warns leaving gold from Canada may be illegal.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dgc
Canada
United States
More Legislation to Help Farmers Hold Their Homes
Secretary Hyde urged new laws in a report to President Hoover to aid farmers facing foreclosures. He said credit institutions must be broadened and legal restrictions relaxed, noting improvements in agricultural income may come in coming years and calling agriculture the stabilizing force in hard times.
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Washington
Dec
Hyde
Hoover
Agriculture Department
Reconstruction Corporation
Wreckerservice Ad Mentions Instant Service and Autoists
A fragmentary advertisement cites WRECKERSERVICE with a call to action and Joe Flowers promising auto services. A stray note touches on currency exchange losses when Americans return home, mentioning gold to Canadian money and discount rates.
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Wreckerservice
Joe Flowers
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al Smith
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