Storm Torn East Welcomes Relief From Cold Wave
Storm torn east greeted relief as a cold wave eased. New England faced frostbite cases and three deaths. Fairfax Vermont hit 46 below, Boston ink froze, and ice damaged the Eric son steamer Louise in Chesapeake Bay. Eastern Canada suffered near dozen deaths amid fires and property losses. Ships ran aground, and the schooner Hazel Blackwood was ice bound with no early freedom in sight.
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New England
Boston
New
Ontario
Newfoundland
Hazel
Blackwood
Train Schedule Fragments Indicate Montgomery and Savannah Routes
A scattered timetable lists trains arriving and departing at odd hours from Southland Montgomery Savannah New York Dax and Fanlon routes. The notes mention sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Cleveland Detroit Chicago with daily and Saturday only service, ticket agent M. T. Wells.
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the Southland
Montgomery
N. Y
Dax
Fperry-Monticello
Fanlon
Trained Hunting Turkey Offered for Sale in Georgia
Mrs. F. W. Parks of Brinson Georgia advertises a trained live gobbler in the Times Enterprise. The bird is pitched as a real hunting decoy that can accompany hunters in the woods and lure wild turkeys within shooting range. The notice notes the bird’s rarity and mentions similar specimens near Albany. The ad suggests renting the bird to other turkey hunters after the season.
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F. W. Parks
Brinson
Times-Enterprise
Albany
Major General Edward L. King Buried at West Point
Major General Edward L. King who died Wednesday in Atlanta was laid to rest at West Point near Custer and Scott after a chapel service. A provisional battalion of cadets escorted the funeral as most cadets were on Christmas leave.
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New York
West Point
United States Military Academy
Edward L. King
Atlanta
Fourth Army Corps
Custer
Scott
Cadet Corps
Local Visitors and New Year Sermon Highlight Thomasville Post
Mr H G Delcamp of Atlanta and others from Atlanta Pelham and Boston visited Thomasville for business and social reasons. Miss Esta Rosenberg left for New York City to visit sisters. Dr R C Gresham, pastor of Moultrie First Baptist, returns from Europe to speak on religious conditions in Europe and New Year's themes at First Baptist Church.
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Esta Rosenberg
A. Austin
Rae Rosenberg
New York City
B. G. Dopson
Atlanta
Thomasville
R. C. Gresham
First Baptist Church
Moultrie
Europe
Pr. Gresham
Dr. Gresham
Thomasvill Kiwanis Club
Public Utilities Head Dies at Long Island Home
Frank Dame 67 longtime chairman and president of North American Company a public utility holding firm died at his Garden City Long Island home from a stroke. Born in Boston he studied at MIT and held posts with utilities in Portland Seattle Vancouver Tacoma and Dubuque He is survived by his wife and three sons.
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Public Utilities Head
Long Island
New York
Frank Dame
Public Utility Holding Company
Garden City
L. I
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Portland
Ore
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Dubuque
Electric Bond and Share Company
Central Electric Corp
Georgia News Highlights Frozen Assets Thawing and Holiday Trade
Georgia Supreme Court rules the superintendent of banks can borrow on frozen assets to aid depositors in 45 banks in liquidation. RFC loans could total over 5.5 million. Christmas business boom noted across the state with Valdosta and Atlanta merchants reporting strong sales. CWA criticism sparks political debate as Hopkins faces calls over rural patronage and farm labor shortages. Georgia crops in 1933 reach a record 128.863 million dollars, aided by government payments for turning under cotton and tobacco market effects.
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Georgia
CWA
Glenn Ramsay
Associated Press
State Supreme Court
Emmett Gormley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Spalding County
Griffin Banking Company
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Banks
State Department of Law
State Superintendent of Banks
Ryburn Clay
RFC Banking Authority
Lincoln McConnell
McConnell
Washington
Hopkins
B. T. Castellon
Georgia Crop Reporting Service
Athens
Notice of Election for Tax Receiver in Thomas County
Commissioners of roads and revenues of Thomas County Georgia announce an election to fill the unexpired term of Fred S Norton deceased. Balloting in each militia district January 1934 by a justice of the peace and two free holders or three free holders. Candidates must register by December 15 1933. J F Pittman chairman S L Heald clerk.
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Commissioners of Roads
Thomas County
General Assembly
Fred S Norton
Malitia
Commissioners OF Roads and Revenues
Georgia
J. F. Pittman
S. L. Heald
Roosevelt plans two changes in recovery program
President Roosevelt proposed two changes to the national recovery administration. He would seek congressional clarification of the NRA act to address criticisms that codes undermine anti trust principles and create an internal board to protect small businesses from larger rivals under NRA codes.
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Roosevelt
Washington
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Congress
National Labor Board
Board of Appeals
Capitol Hill
Huge Birthday Cake For Roosevelt Sent To Warm Springs
A 350 pound seven foot high birthday cake for President Roosevelt's January 30 birthday arrived at the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation from Miami. The cake, made by a national committee led by Henry L. Doherty, supports a fundraiser for the foundation endowment to aid patients lacking funds. It traveled by motor car and is now displayed in Georgia Hall.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Miami
Fla
Henry L. Doherty
Foundation
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia Hall F
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