Mussolini vows no relent in Ethiopian war amid new air raids
Premier Mussolini defended Italy’s stance as Sanctioned nations press for peace. He warned an oil embargo would jeopardize any settlement while Italian bombers hit Dessye and Emperor Haile Selassie’s palace. Laval Hoare Paris talks seek a peace program.
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Impasse warned as Georgia faces budget deadlock
Judge Blanton Fortson of Clarke County Superior Court warned at a UGA seminar that Georgia faces a financial impasse due to the legislature’s failure to pass a general appropriations bill and Governor Talmadge’s refusal to call a special session. He said martial law cannot legally seize treasury funds for budgeting. The governor has been accused of blocking appropriations to control state finances.
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Controversy Over Hauptmann Case Value Surges
In Trenton and Washington a furor arose over the Hauptmann investigation as the Supreme Court weighs review of Bruno Hauptmann’s kidnapping murder conviction. Detective Ellis Parker asserted he had nothing of value and was convinced of Hauptmann's guilt, while officials note Parker’s knowledge and a published claim of a name and photo. The case's fate remains undecided with a Monday announcement anticipated.
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Santa Claus to visit Thomasville for early Christmas meet
The Times Enterprise reports Santa Claus will arrive at Vose Field by two o'clock next Saturday afternoon. He will ride in a new Ford V-8 to downtown Thomasville, spend about three hours greeting children from the 50 mile radius, and receive letters forwarded by the newspaper.
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Times-Enterprise
Insurrection law ruled invalid in Herndon case
Atlanta judge voids 1866 insurrection statute as unconstitutional in Angelo Herndon case but keeps him jailed 20 days to allow state to appeal. Herndon, Cincinnati communist, was convicted in 1932 for distributing literature and faces potential bond set at $8,000 pending appeal.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Hern
Struggle Over New Deal Validity Looms in Supreme Court
Washington faces a high court clash next week as Massachusetts manufacturers challenge the AAA processing taxes and farm act validity. Briefs, attacks and defenses pour in as judges prepare to hear Hoogac Mills arguments with a possible January verdict and impact on 1936 politics.
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Directors of revived Sally League to meet in Savannah
Augusta Georgia December 7 Directors of the revived South Atlantic Baseball League will meet December 15 in Savannah instead of Augusta to elect permanent officers and draw up a 140 game schedule at the Columbus representative's request.
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South Atlantic Baseball League
Savannah
Eugene M. Wilder
Promanent
Columbus
Wilder
Georgia Governor Talmadge Raises Primary Talk In Push Against Roosevelt
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge and his supporters plan a presidential preferential primary early next year to challenge Roosevelt. A revolt by Newt Morris and others grows as purge of lukewarm backers fuels debate over delegate selection and a possible fight at the national convention.
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Eugene Talmadge
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Talmadge
Newt Morris
Marietta
Georgia
New York
Hugh Howell
State Committee
Funeral services held for Hubert Gillespie
Commerce Georgia December 7 funeral services were planned here today for J Hubert Gillespie a 45 year old deputy collector of internal revenue at Augusta who died here yesterday
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J. Hubert Gillespie
Internal Revenue
Augusta
Weather outlook for the week in the South Atlantic states
Considerable cloudiness and scattered rains in the north and central portions at beginning and possibly during the latter part of the week. Temperatures mostly normal or above.
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South Atlantic States
Weather Outlook for Florida Georgia South Carolina and Alabama
Florida shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with slight warmth in the west central area. Georgia expects mostly cloudy skies with light rain possible in extreme northwest tonight and Sunday and gradually rising temperatures. South Carolina forecasts partly cloudy conditions tonight and warmer coastal areas with clouds and possible rain in the extreme northwest by Sunday. Alabama remains cloudy and warmer with rain in the west tonight and Sunday.
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St Marks Tides Forecast for Apalachee Bay
Tides at St Marks lighthouse in Apalachee Bay forecast upcoming days show high tides at 1 31 pm and 2 19 pm with lows at 7 03 am and 6 01 pm for December 8 and 9 respectively.
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