Voters Listed As Registered Not Previously Published
A list of voters not previously published is provided with names including Mrs M J Agee Mrs Grady Alday Miss Hazel Atkinson Mrs Joseph Beatty Mrs Roy Beutell Joe M Burch Mrs R M Butler Mrs Arie Chastain Mrs George A Chastain Mrs Jack KE Chastain Mrs L A Chastain LaRue Chastain Mrs N A Cochran W A Dollar Mrs J T Drake G Dd mh Fallin Callie es Goodman Miss Hulda Griffin Mrs J C Hicks Mrs R C Johnson J R Jordon Keo C Kennedy W B E King Mrs J T King Mrs J W eta Lambert Mrs W R L Hommedieu Mrs Ada m Hommedieu Mar jorie Mc McDougald Mrs Ardis M Mathis Mrs C W
Colored Registration List Names Many Listed Individuals
A fragment shows a long roster of names under a colored registration list, including Bennett Jo Vr Broadnax 8 Bryant E M Mounts Sarah Butler G W aatie Carnage Levy Catchings Clarence J Cobb M H Colvin Robert D Davis E G Davis Henry 16 Docker A B Dunlap Susie Edwards E J Evans James P Flipper etc. The item reads as an index of registered individuals with varied initials and surnames.
Schuyler sworn as Colorado senator in surprise swap
Karl C. Schuyler a Republican took the Senate oath from Colorado succeeding Walter Walker a Democrat who served by appointment. Senator Barbour of New Jersey also took the oath to fill the late Dwight Morrow’s unexpired term. Republicans stand 48 to 47 with the Farmer Labor party gaining ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
v.Ellington
Karl C. Schuyier
Colorado
Walter Walker
Senator Barbour
Dwight W. Morrow
Farmer Labor
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and halts germ growth while absorbed creosote clears the seat of trouble and strengthens the system. The ad guarantees relief with directions and offers a refund if any cough or cold remains untreated.
Well Balanced Beer Sought By Brewn Crowd In Congress
Democratic delegates and brewers gather as the Ways and Means Committee hears Rep Collier on a 2.75 percent beer limit and $5 a barrel tax. Levi Cooke for the United States Brewers Association argues for non intoxicating content and reduced tax to curb smuggling while protecting dry states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Repres_rative Collier of
Mississippi
Aacob
Cooke
Congress
Supreme Court
Chindblom
House Leaders Draft Beer Bill For Short Session
Washington reports democratic house leaders drafting a beer bill for action within a week. Hearings before the ways and means committee drew more than 100 witnesses on proposals to fix beer content and taxes. The Collier bill would set beer at 2.75 percent by weight, levy $5 per barrel, and tax light wines at 20 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Labers
Washington
Slort
Ways and Means
Collier
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Fello
Mills Report Tells Story of Depleted Incomes of People
Washington reports on the 1930 and 1938 income downturns revealing the collapse of the top tax brackets and a sharp drop in large earnings taxpayers. Secretary Mills outlined declines in 100000 plus earners and widespread reductions across salary, dividends, real estate, and business incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILLS
Washington
Congress
Inti
Taarenism
Partner
Jed
Burglars Blow Safe in Sheriff’s Office in Hazlehurst
In Hazlehurst Georgia on December 7 burglars cracked the Jeff Davis county courthouse safes looting about 400 dollars from the county school superintendent’s office. They also took some sheriff’s valuables and damaged multiple safes elsewhere in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlehurst
Jeff Davis
Stfres
New Relief Program for Farmers Promised at Conference
Rosenherz declared a united farm movement as about 250 delegates from across the nation attended a conference. Five black farmers from Fort Lauderdale joined the rally as speakers warned farmers face starvation foreclosures and eviction and pledged to resist mortgage sharks. A delegation planned to present a legislative petition to Speaker Garner and Vice-President Curtis after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenherz
America
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Harry ‘Lux
Lincoln
Nebraska
Waca Eet Lal Sa
Garner
Curtis
Capitol
Special Hearing on Railroad Reform and Prohibition Repeal
A Coolidge era hearing urged reorganizing railroads to cut receiverships and protect investors with fair plans. Congress faces a clash over prohibition repeal with 272 supporting fast action and 144 opposing. Senate judiciary committee leans toward a repeal with city state safeguards and a clause to block a return of the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Itsa
Local visitors and residents enter town on business
A series of short notes lists Mr. J. W. Byrd of Valdosta Mr. M. H. Burnette of Atlanta Mr. H. W. McCullough of Albany and other business visitors in Thomasville yesterday Also named are professionals and shoppers including King Murphy Investors' Syndicate manager and Jim Day a former resident Several locals and guests are mentioned with addresses and affiliations including Gulf Gasoline and Otis Goodwin Colins Bakers and Thigpen apartment guests and a radio service note arise in the column Regular business and social caller notes fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Murphy
Atlanta
Investors’ Syndicate
Farm Board Pushes Higher Prices to Aid Farmers
Washington reports the farm board urged Congress to raise general agricultural prices to match other goods. The plan calls for a self sustaining system, debt relief for cooperative groups, and expansion of cooperative marketing to cut costs and lift farmer take. The board outlined a five point program: domestic recovery, international demand, tax and fixed charge adjustments, stronger cooperatives, and better production market balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Board
Congress
Red Cross
United States
Seven Persons Still Receive Pensions as 1812 War Kin
Seven individuals still draw government pensions for service of relatives in the 1812 war. The group includes five widows, one remarried widow, and a daughter, totaling $4,000 yearly. The Veterans Administration list also notes other widows and dependents, with Armina Anderson of Cedar Grove, Georgia, among those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Arminia I” Anderson
Cedar Grove
Influenza Rise Reported by Public Health Service
Washington December 7 The public health service reports an unusual rise in influenza in the southern and western United States with cases for the week ending December totaling 14 291 up from 6 306 last week The service says the increase is not an epidemic nor alarming as most cases are mild and expects further spread in other states in the next two to three weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service Today
United States
Federal Prisoners to Work Under New Plan
Washington reports the federal government will soon put the large idle prisoner population to work under a plan by the Bureau of Prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Prisons
Believe Solution Near in Murder of Wanderwell
Police probe links wartime spying to the Wanderwell murder case as seventeen crew members signed aboard the Carma to avoid maritime law. The list includes Lord Edward Montagu and Captain James E. Farris who vows to sail Saturday if the Carma is seaworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Edward
Eugene Montagu
Duke of Manchester
London
James E. Farris
Portland
Ore
Ruth Loucks
Farris
Mary Louis Smith
Marian
Rockmart
Mary Parks
East Saugus
Mass
Aileen Allen
Los Angeles
Florence Weeel
Hollywood
Eugenia Nobel
Cuthbert Willis
Elsa
Edmund Zeranski
Jack M. Craig
Seaman
Forrest L. Plummer
Eric W.owen
Guy
Vanderwell
TWO GEORGIA GIRLS HELD IN VANDERWELL SLAYING PROBE
Mary L. Smith and Marian Smith, reported by Long Beach police, are natives of Rockmart Georgia where their parents reside. The girls recently left San Diego on November 17 to begin a world cruise. Their connection to Captain Walter Vanderwell’s death remains under investigation as authorities identify those held in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Probe Rockmart
Mary L. Smith
Marian Smith
Long Beach
Cal
Walter Vanderwell
Rockmart
San Diego
Vanderwell
Macon Exchange Club elects new officers in 1940s term
R Lanier Anderson Jr was elected president succeeding George L Blossom who becomes board chairman Dr O R Thompson named first vice president Everett Flournoy second vice president B F Merritt Jr third vice president Earl O Wilson re elected secretary and Frank Vincent re elected treasurer in Macon Georgia December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
R. Lanier Anderson, Jr
Macon Exchange Club
George L. Blossom
Canor
Dr-O-R- Thompson
Everett Flournoy
B. F. Merritt, Jr
Earl O. Wilson
Frank Vincent
Investors Syndicate Shows Broad Gains Across Branches
Reports from 51 American and Canadian Investors Syndicate branches show installment investment certificates sales up 23 percent year over year 31 percent above two years ago and 10 percent higher than the first half of November 1929 King Murphy state manager of Georgia says sentiment is turning right and Georgia set an all time 1932 record while Thomasville Georgia posts a 27 percent gain since inception in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investors Syndicate
King Murphy
Georgia
United States
Canada
Thomasville
Across Insect feeler and river clues puzzle
A compact crossword style puzzle lists many clues with Across and Down directions. It references insects, rivers, animals, and various common words including forms of time, measurement, and objects, seeking solutions for each clue and linking them into a completed grid.
Sales Tax And Salary Cuts To Be Considered
The piece notes Georgia political moves including a proposal by Senator Borah to abolish the Home Loan Bank system. It references a large slate of recess appointments awaiting senate confirmation and mentions committees on ministerial aid student activities missions benevolences education and the Christian Index within the Georgia Baptist Hospital operation network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Presiident
Renahr
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Georgia
Georgia Baptists reelect executives as 1933 begins
Georgia Baptists retain most executive officers for 1933. J. C. Wilk inson is reelected president with H. D. Warnock as recording secretary and James W. Merritt as executive secretary treasurer. Fifteen new members join the convention, and a budget reduces several state mission programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia—Baptist-convention-executive Committee
J. C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church
Athens
H. D. Warnock
Forsyth
James W. Merritt
W.A. Duncan
East’ Point
J. 5. Wilder
Savannah_iL
A. Henderson
Columbus
D. Hodges
Tennille
Harry V. Smith
Barnesville
W. H. Knight
R. C. Gresham
Moultrie
F. BE. Smith
Augusta
Bunygan Stephens
Rome
C. MM. Coalson
Wadley
C. C. Tooke
Commerce
FE. J. Campbell
Macon
P. A. Duncan
Thomson
Bilis A. Fuller
Atanta
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Arie
Chastain
N. A. Cochran
W. A. Dollar
J.T. Drake
G. Dd
Fallin, Callie
Eta
Mc McDougald, Mrs. Ardis
M— Mathis, Mrs. C. W
Aatie
Flipper, FL
Hadley
E.R. Hamilton
Israel H. Fill
Robert
Wice— McGrift, A. SS
M— Mitchell
Berry Moore, Péarl
Tillman
Genesis Tookes
F.C
Tookes
Mamie Traylor
J. R
Wwe
A— ‘Abrams
L. V. Atkins
J Allen
M. Ll. Allen
Dan
Gibson, W. Is. Nettie J Gooshie
Griffin, Blanche
Colo
Walker
Prsp
Seventy Third
Coolidge Railroad
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Rose
J. W. Byrd of
Valdosta
M. H. Burnette
H. W. McCullough of
Albany
R. H. Wilson
Jacksonville
Hurst & May's
Jimy Day
Cor. W. Clay
Madison‘ Sts.Gulf-Gasoline
Otis (Dewey) Goodwin
Hunter J. Phleger
Christiansburg
Virginia
C. L.thompson
B. L. Brewton
C. EB. Mayes
Eufaula, Ala
S. J. Gwaltney
Armatrong
Dupont
S. Broad St
J. R. Faircloth, Jr
Fla
Messrs
J. J. Caldwell
BH. R. Seybold
F. M. Munn
W. L. Fitts and Son
Bill
New Orleans
Louisiana
Richmond
Thomas Thigpen
North Crawford
Home Tree
Beasley Radio Service Co
Phono
Farm Board Advocates
Public Health Dept
Wanderwell
HEADS
Fis
Great Britain
Siberian
Scotland
Norway
Louis H. Jerger
Field
Ryland Knight
Are James W. Merritt
Georgia Baptists
Merritt
Sinday School
George W. Anderson
Link SH Presto
D. B. Nicholson
O. P. Gilbert
Christian Index
W. H. Major
W. A. Duncan
Carlton W. Binns
T. Baron Gibson
Bunya Stephens
T. H.robertson
A. J. Moncrieff
A. J. Orme
I. M. Shef
Coats
Leon F. Hall
W. Jackson St
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