Work resumes on Confederate Stone Mountain memorial
Atlanta reports that work on the Stone Mountain Confederate monument has resumed with definite plans to start carving again on the mountainside. Sculptor Augustus Lukeman and movement officials met to finalize details, with arrangements deemed satisfactory and progress expected within days. Lukeman supervises the project and plans gained approval from association officials and consulting engineers.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Augustus Lukeman
Lukeman
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatic pains and related ailments. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers, rapid warming of sore spots, improved blood circulation, and effectiveness for lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck.
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Rowles
Battle Between Public and the Operators Declares
Harrisburg December 2 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers declared that the fight is now between the anthracite consuming public led by Governor Pinchot and the anthracite operators. He urged a reopening of mines in line with the governor’s terms, while miners hope for public support to end the suspension.
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Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pinchot
Springfield
Capitol
Farmers Move to Better Business Methods in 1930s
Farmers nationwide are adopting stronger business practices in handling and marketing crops according to a Bureau of Agricultural Economics report released in Atlanta. The study notes a shift from a low mood five years earlier, rising demand for standardization and inspection information, and world wide use of American cotton standards.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Funding Romania Debt Agreement Reached In Washington
The American and Romanian debt commissions agreed to fund the Romanian debt, the eleventh such pact, approved by the President. The deal covers $44.59 million of indebtedness on a $46.51 million record, with 62 year terms and 3 percent initial interest. Payments begin at 200000 next June 15 rising yearly to 2200000 by 1939, totaling about 107 million in interest and principal.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Books
Treasury
Romania
Great Britain
Minneapolis Minister Birkeland Found Dead In City Apartment
Rav K. B. Birkeland former Augustburg Seminary trustee president was found dead in an unoccupied Minneapolis apartment. Pathologist Dr E T Bell says death was likely by poisoning with unknown suspects, noting a bruise on the cheek and no evidence of self harm or accident. Birkeland, 69, had been missing since Nov 24 and was fully dressed when found. A woman named Reynolds rented the house with her husband weeks earlier and a card bearing that name was found in the room.
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Minneapolis
K. B. Birkeland
Augustburg Seminary Board of Trustees
E. T. Bell
Pathology Department
The
Universty of
Minnesota
Bell
Birkeland
Reynolds
Americans Lose Popularity With European Travelers
Genoa Decembers 2. A Milan train conductor says American tourists have earned a reputation for miserly behavior due to misreadings of all inclusive travel prices. He explains agencies mislead buyers about extra costs and European express service charges not included in ticket prices.
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Times Enterprise
Timesnterprise
Signor Signorini
America
England
Signorini
Faw
Clergyman Reynolds Disappears and Is Found Dead
The Rev Birkeland vanished after leaving district court where a civil suit with his involvement was being prepared. His car was later found two blocks from the building, doors shut and lights on. His body was discovered after his disappearance, following talks with his attorneys.
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Reynolds
Rev. Birkeland
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Fifth Avenue
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Confederate Stone Mountain Memorial
Pervise
Public
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Thomasville Times Enterprise
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Europe
Ness
Mario Signorini
Milan
Ican
State OF
Georgia
Eckford Advertising Agency
Wynne Claughton
Atlanta, Ga
Fleming Motor Company
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