Threats Against Children of Cal Official Reported
Oakland police disclosed anonymous telephone threats against Rev. Leslie C. Kelley's two children after his criticism of Governor Rolph over the San Jose kidnapping case. The Kelley family, including a pneumonia ill child, receives special protection as investigators pursue the caller.
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Oakland
Cal
Leslie C. Kelley
California Athletic Commission
Kelley
James Rolph, Jr
San Jose
Brooke L. Hart
Rolph
Commission
Dr Daniel Poling urges temperance education for liquor control
Washington December 7 Dr Daniel A Poling president of the United Society of Christian andaver urged citizens to unite for temperance education and better liquor control. Speaking at the 25th anniversary meeting of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America he said repeal of the 18th amendment is not the defeat of the cause and dry victories may come locally County and state by state across the nation remain possible.
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Washington
Daniel A. Poling
United Society of Christian
Pollns
Federal Counci of Churches of Christ In America
Dr. Poling
Reserve Officers to Show Special Picture at Legion Home
Moving pictures of Anti Aircraft Artillery tactics will be shown at the American Legion Hall Friday at 8 p m under the Reserve Officers. Major Louis A Falligant will lecture on Anti Aircraft Defense by infantry regiment. The event includes film scenes of defense and offense with a descriptive talk by army officers and is sponsored by the U S government to inform members and the public about military training and equipment.
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American Legion Hall
Louis A. Falligant
T. S
High School Girl Shot Dead at Minister’s Home in Willmar
Robby Haug a 17 year old student and daughter of G C Haug president of the State Bank of Pennock was found shot to death in the bushes near Rev W C Binson’s home Willmar Minnesota. Police seek Lyman Salmonson 31 described as jealously pursuing the girl and warned to stop his attentions. The minister’s three children were upstairs when the shooting occurred and the boy John 10 alerted authorities.
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John
Visitors and locals noted in Thomasville society page
Mr. M. B. Gaines from Atlanta and others including Mr. T. F. Wood of Jacksonville and Mr. A. L. Plowden of Valdosta were business visitors yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Gravely honeymoon stopovers bring them to Thomasville. Semiole Pecan Co-operative offices continue pecan receives. Piney Woods Lodge 138 elects new officers led by N. A. Stegall. G. C. Ingram of Cordele also visited.
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A. L. Plowden of
Valdosta
W. W. Gravely
Thomasville
Florida
Greenville
Ala
Gravely
J. F. Bowman
Piney Woods Lodge No
N. A. Stegall
Noble
J. J. Clements
W. R. Durant
W. E. Stevens
FOR CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS Have Sittings Made Now
Mrs. H. R. Jerger returned home today after a minor operation Monday and is rapidly recovering. Eddie Lewis offers hats cleaned and blocked for $22 at W. Jackson.
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Woody
H. R. Jerger
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
Physicians Talk at Rotary Club On Public Health
Two physicians addressed the Rotary Club about general medical problems in the region. Dr. Ferguson linked public health to climate and diseases such as pellagra and fevers, and explained diphtheria antitoxin development. Dr. Little described hospital growth from one to many beds over thirty years, stressing diagnostics and modern hospital practices.
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Rotary Club
C. H. Ferguson
Lee W. Branch
Quitman
South
Ferguson
Shere
South Wds
Proccame
Characer
R. Little
O Lie Leyning
wWere
Macon
Jackson-ville
Montgomery
Thomasville
D.O
Hawthorn
Rhett Pringle
Vist
Rev
N. H. Williams
Method
Allie Pringle
John Watt
B. B. Earle Gueats
Ben Broughton
Peace Signs Hover Over Agriculture Department Today
Washington December 7 The White House announced a transfer plan moving codes from the Agriculture Department to the NRA under Hugh S Johnson. George N Peck warned he would resign if radical Brain Trust members remained in the AAA. Wallace indicated many codes would shift, including wholesale and retail food dealers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
White House
George N. Peck
Brain Trust
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Peck
Wallace and Johnson
AAA
Peek
Stephen T. Early
Assistant to Gen Johnson Paid 5780 Salary
Miss Frances Robinson administrative assistant to Gen S Johnson earns 5780 dollars yearly, one of the NRA’s highest salaries. Johnson called the disclosure “one below the belt” when questioned by reporters.
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Gen. Johnson
Washington
Frances Robinson
Tough S. Johnson
NRA
Washington Post
Johnson
Presidential Move To End Tension In Agriculture
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt held talks with farm leaders about the agri culture dispute. George N. Peek and Rexford Tugwell said they are not resigning, with discussions indicating Peek would likely stay to oversee codes and farm act administration.
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Peek
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Washington
Agriculture Department
George N. Peek
Agriculture Adjustment
Guy Rexford Tugwell
NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Post
Government weighs drastic action to curb liquor prices
Officials signal power to reshape the market as high prices draw ire. Representative Cochran urges a drinkers' strike over quoted costs while imports from Canada are authorized to boost domestic supply. Blanket licenses allow immediate shipment of 5 million gallons of spirits and wines.
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Cochran
Missouri Democrat
Ford predicts 1934 a good year for workers
Henry Ford told Detroit automobile dealers that 1934 will be a very good year for everybody that works and that this is the way to lift the country from its low mood and aid the president. He spoke in a rare address in Detroit on December 7.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Highway bids for new projects in various counties
Campbell Contracting Co. of Columbus bids $26,325 for grading 2.4 miles in Wheeler County. Coffee Construction Co. of Eastman, Ga. submits $29,132.24 for a project near Little Pennahatchee Creek. Way Construction Co. of Vidosta bids $13,477.50 for a bridge over Sandy Mounty Creek in Daley County.
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Fair County
Campbell Contracting Co
Columbus
Wheeler County
Coffee Construction Co
Eastman, Ga
Daley County
Little Pennahatchee Creek
Sandy Mounty Creek
Way Construction Co
Vidosta
Augusta votes to license liquor amid Georgia dry law
Georgia coast dispatch reports Augusta Georgia voted last night to license liquor despite the dry statute banning possession sales or ownership of alcohol. The city joins Atlanta Savannah and others easing prohibition with a 300 year license for retailers and notes enforcement by county sheriffs and local police amid broader state doubt.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Eugene Talmange
Oliver UN
Georgia
Gherif
Corriquor
Auguste
Savannah
South Carolina
Sheriie M. Gary Whittle
Rich
Augusta County Council Bars Beer Licenses After Vote
Mend County called the council action deplorable but said he would not arrest violators of Georgia’s bone dry law without a warrant. White said he would uphold his oath but warned the sheriff should not originate prosecutions. Cities watch the Augusta experiment as beer licenses once funded needy treasuries, with a three day waiting period before licenses could be issued.
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Mend
Augusta
White
Georgia
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DR. Polling
America
Legion Home
Reserve Officers Association
M. B. Gaines
Mr. T. F. Wood
Jacksonville
H. C. Cameron
Albany
Brown Jug
Carroll Hill
D. M. Corley
Birmingham, Ala
Roy H. Brown
The
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Seminole Pecan Association
Seminole Pecan Co-operative Association
Tobacco Warehouse
PINEY
G. C. Ingram of
Cordele
Bertil Clason
Mich
Sigrid Carlson
Stockholm
Sweden
Bridagroom
Rayner Clason
John D. Watts
Associated Press
A. D. Little
FIA
Bamby Bread
Gordon
Lady Jeanne Hose
Qtever
Department Store OF Quality
Thomasville, GA
ECAED
SPENS
SALF
Georgia Coast
Wyneroop AS
Skyride
Mike
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Chicago
Mary Gerken
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