Utah to Kill Eighteenth Amendment Amid Ratifications
Prohibition’s end nears as Pennsylvania and Ohio ratify repeals and Utah plans to act by 9 30 p m eastern time. Officials anticipate the Twenty First Amendment taking effect shortly after and discuss plans to release medicinal liquor to ease the transition while dry states wrestle with new rules.
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Lindberghs Ready To Take Off At Midnight Southbound Flight
Bathurst Gambia December 5 Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh planned to take off at midnight on a flight to South America about 1900 miles away A freshening breeze offered hope they might depart sooner after days of becalmed conditions with favorable wind from the interior aiding the attempt
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Peru proposes inter American bank plan at Pan American Congress
Peru prepared resolutions proposing the formation of an inter American bank and decrying the gold standard as a perturbing factor. The plan would set a capacity to pay as a prerequisite for foreign loans and require international loan agreements.
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Byrd’s Antarctic flagship arrives in Wellington harbor
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd’s flagship arrives in Wellington New Zealand and will berth tomorrow. The arrival marks a notable stop in Byrd's Antarctic expedition voyage.
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Georgia Attorney General claims state agencies exempt from processing taxes
Georgia Attorney General M J Yeomans declared that state agencies are exempt from processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He cited a Supreme Court ruling in Panhandle Oil Co. v Mississippi and said purchases by the state would bear the tax otherwise. The opinion, sent to Washington officials and other states, notes Georgia buys hundreds of thousands of dollars in goods annually that carry the tax.
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Senator Glass Attacks New York Bankers Over Bank Law
Senator Glass reveals New York bankers deny support to the Glass bank bill and led a filibuster with Huey Long. He says he visited a sick bed to testify and accuses Chase National Bank of improper retirement pay to a former chairman. He notes banking system conflicts and warns of tighter national bank restrictions pushing banks from the Fed system.
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Long's Forces Put To Rigt In Three Parishes
In Baton Rouge reporters note Huey P. Long forces were routed by armed citizens in Tangipahoa Livingston and St Helena parishes causing election cancellation. Elsewhere voting proceeded with heavy police presence but turnout was very light. An injunction by Judge Nat Tycer prompted the suspension in the three parishes.
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Talmadge declines to commute Barbee death sentence
Atlanta governor Talmadge refused to commute the death sentence of James Barbee of Hawkinsville for killing his son in law Delmar Cannon of Macon. He said the decision is not final but no showing yet convinced him Barbee should not be electrocuted.
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Weather forecast for Georgia South Carolina Florida and surrounding areas
Georgia expects cloudy skies with rain Wednesday and tonight in north and extreme west parts. South and east areas warm tonight and Wednesday with a slight drop in the northwest Wednesday. South Carolina notes rain Wednesday and northwest tonight with warmer conditions on the coast. Florida remains partly cloudy with possible rain in the north Wednesday and extreme northwest tonight, warmer north tonight and Wednesday. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida show showers tonight and Wednesday, warmer tonight, colder Wednesday night, and cooler conditions in north and west Alabama during the afternoon.
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Congress to Consider Reform Legislation Warned of Danger
A report notes warnings that the topic presents a danger Congress must weigh as it drafts reform legislation. The piece underscores potential risks and calls for careful consideration by lawmakers in shaping policy.
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Senator James Hamilton Lewis Found After Absence
Reports from multiple cities detail the absence of Senator Lewis of Illinois causing concern among associates. He was later found in El Paso suffering from a cold and postponed engagements while Secretary Woodin traveled to Arizona.
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NRA head urges state code enforcement in Tampa
Perry G Wall, NRA committee chair in Tampa, calls for state legislation to enforce codes under the national industrial recovery act. He cites Judge Akerman's ruling as a reason to supplement federal action, arguing state authority would speed code compliance and reflect public opinion.
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Court settles funds in disputed bank loan case
Fragmentary notes describe a legal dispute over bank loan payments and settlements. References to judge, disqualification, signing orders, and a panel of figures including Thomas and Localiday hint at a compensation or settlement involving amounts like 150 000 and 50 000.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Medical Section References
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local medical section with names like Dr Lites and terms such as Medicasny vitamin and rough medical context. The text is garbled and lacks coherent event details or dates.
Estate Settlement Ends Bank Controversy in Thomasville
The estate of Roscoe Luke is settled with cash of 75000 and a 75 thousand bank claim resolved. Three lawsuits converge to finalize administration and release the Bank of Thomasville from further obligations. The receiver reports seven ten thousand on land to assist liquidation and potential loans under a new regime.
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Scientists develop vitamin A enriched foods for kids
A Georgia experiment near Griffin studies high vitamin A in pimento peppers and its transfer to eggs via hens. Researchers note peppers may surpass cod liver oil and eggs as a vitamin A source, potentially reducing need for carrots and spinach in children’s diets.
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