Women Win Recognition Under New Roosevelt Regime
Chairman James A. Farley told Columbus Georgia journalists at a Warm Springs dinner that the incoming administration will give women their proper place in public affairs. He praised northern progress and predicted post March 4 leadership under a great American president, adding optimism for women nationwide. Mayoral and chamber leaders extended welcome at the Columbus County Club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
City of
Farley
Columbus County Club
H. C. Smith
W. J. Fielder
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Page
Ro. W. Page Corporation
Farm Moratorium Hope Meets Governors Support
The article reports governors Ehringhaus North Carolina Blackwood South Carolina and Lolita Florida voicing relief for farmers facing foreclosures. They discuss mortgage moratoriums as a relief measure while stressing lawful, substantial action within constitutional bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Blackwood
South Carolina
Lolita
Florida
Mayor Beverly Delivers Inspiring Rotary Luncheon Talk
Thomasville mayor W. E. Beverly spoke for twenty minutes at the Rotary Club, outlining the new administration’s funds shortfall and plan to run a lean, low-salary government. He urged citizen support and highlighted faith, guts and enthusiasm as essential for a better city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Beverly
Allie Robison
Beverly
Thomasvile
Thomasville
Gramps
Governors Call for Mortgage Relief Amid Economic Strain
Georgia Governor Talmadge urges lenient policy on mortgage foreclosures and tax issues. Alabama Governor Miller supports extending mortgage payments for those making honest efforts. Mississippi Governor Conner asks mortgage holders to be patient and lenient to ease inflationary pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
Georgia
eGovernor Miller
Alabama
Conner
Mississippi
Congress
Robinson Demands Bullitt Activity Abroad Stopped
Washington February 2 Senate debate erupts as Senator Robinson accuses William C. Bullitt of negotiating war debts overseas in Berlin London and Paris. He calls Bullitt a laughingstock and says he acts without credentials or government representation. Robinson invokes the Logan Act to suggest possible penalties.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Ind
State Department
William C. Bullitt
Bullitt
Berlin
London
Paris
Senace
House
Miss Palmer Feared To Die In Own Action Attempt
Former actress Miss Palmer was hospitalized after an attempted self harm incident at a hotel. She resisted custody with leather restraints, later slept without sedatives, and asked scenario writer Albert Cohen to come to her. She traveled from San Francisco after a jealousy fight with Miss Sorrell tied to Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Geiger
San Francisco
Albert Cohen
Hollywood
Miss Palmer
Cohen
Estelle A. Cohen
Bank President Fights Off Robber in Chambers
Chambers State Bank president Edward Adams, 70, confronted by a pistol-wielding intruder. Adams punched the assailant, stunning him, as two of Adams' sons helped overpower the would be thief. Local report notes Adams' age and quick action saved the situation.
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Associated Press
Chambers
Neb
Edward Adams
Chambers State Bank
Adams
Dogs boost Columbus police chief sales at shelter
Columbus Chief Fred Kundt sparked a dog market boom with a remark that a dog's bark could scare away would be burglars. Immediately after his statement 800 visitors came to the city animal shelter and 40 dogs were sold.
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Columbus
Fred Kundt
Armed man sighted near Senator McGill's Kansas home
Metropolitan police investigated a complaint after an armed man was seen about Senator McGill of Kansas' home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Senator McGill
Kansas
Local visitors and service ads fill city scene
Mr. R. L. Parker and H. J. Middlebrooks from Macon and Atlanta were visitors yesterday. Several business guests including A. H. Underwood of Atlanta and C. G. Brewer of Albany checked in at a local hotel. Services advertised include auto electrical work, upholstery, plumbing, mower repair, and radio repairs with local firms like Busy Bee Co and Beasley Service Company listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Underwood
Atlanta
Debate over Georgia auto tag rates roils Senate
Georgia Senate opened debate on auto tag legislation with a three dollar flat rate as the House push for a sliding scale and a five dollar minimum faced opposition. Key Sisk Oliver Tuten and Sims pressed varied schemes while Governor Talmadge’s call for tag tax relief fueled strong rhetoric.
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Key
Sisk
Oliver
Tuten
Sims
Senate
Atlanta
House
Monticello
Senator Key
More Income Tax Information for Benefit Taxpayers
Commissioner David Burnet explains 1932 surtax rules and brackets. The normal tax applies 4 percent on the first 4000 dollars of net income over exemptions, 8 percent on the rest. Surtax starts on net incomes over 6000 dollars with brackets varying by amount. Partnerships are not taxed as entities. members are taxed on distributive shares in their returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burnet
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Washington
Three Champ Champions to Try Again for Title
In St Augustine Florida on January 30 the National Championship of Golf Club Champions returns with three of the four former winners likely to compete Robert E Wingate of Jacksonville winner 1928 Carl Dann Jr of Orlando winner 1929 and Howard A Tryon now playing from Detroit 1930 champion of champions T Phillip Perkins 1931 1932 holder is ineligible after turning professional
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St. Augustine
Fla
Robert E. Wingate
Jacksonville
Carl Dann, Jr
Orlando
Howard A. Tryon
Elmira
N. Y
Detroit
T. Phillip Perkins
Georgia House Proceedings and Budget Proposals
Talmadge addressed the house appropriations committee at its organization meeting and Mundy ordered copies for member study. Governor Talmadge proposes cutting state expenditures by 4.6 million dollars over the next two years. The banks committee voted 12 to 6 to report unfavorably a bill allowing insolvent bank depositors to liquidate under the state superintendent. The state health bill favoring re-creation of the old board of health was reported, sponsored by Allen and other doctor members. The committee also favored Simmons bill to cut state employee salaries by 20 percent.
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Senate
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia Senate
Senate Committee On
House
Ways and Means
Culpepper
Fayette
Highway Department
Treasury
Lanier
Richmond
Talmadge
House Appropriations Committee
Mundy
House Committee On Banks and Banking
Robison
Thomas
State Superintendent of Banks
House Committee On the State of the Republic
State Board of Health
State Department of Health
Allen
Jackson
Simmons
Decatur
Meeting Temperance Committee Postponed
Atlanta Ga February 2 The house committee on temperance postponed its meeting until next week as amendments and substitutes are considered to the Cartledge beer bill. A public hearing Tuesday night preceded the delay with Chairman Johnston of Upson noting the panel would defer action. An amendment would align the beer's effective date and alcohol content with national prohibition law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House Committee On Temperance
Johnston
Upson
City Council Minutes From January 30 1933 Meeting
The City Council met January 30 1933 with Mayor Beverly presiding and eight aldermen present. Items included light rate reductions under consideration and requests to continue competent meat and milk inspection. Salary resolutions set pay for City Attorney, assistant marshal, night and regular police, sanitary inspectors, street superintendent, and other posts. Elected officials included City Attorney P C Andrews assistant marshal P R Braswell night sergeant J A Hughes and special police S P Doss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Beverly
Powell
Inman
Dixon
Neel
Chastain
Smith
Holland
Watt
T. A. Teate
Teate
Alderman Watt
Alderman Powell
Alderman Dixon
Alderman Smith
P. C. Andrews
P. R. Braswell
J. A. Hughes
S. P. Doss
Discrimination in Relief Loans Charged in Senate
In a Senate hearing, critics claim relief loan discrimination hinders aid to children. Statements from Miller and Dodge push for liberalizing the law and expanding public works to boost employment. Colonel George W. Walbridge of Detroit urged lower interest rates, arguing the program mainly profits from interest.
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Miller
Dodge
George W. Walbridge
Detroit
The
General Association of Contractors
Discrimination in Relief Work Charged in Senate
Washington February 2 The Reconstruction Corporation faced charges of discrimination in relief work. Senator Lewis of Illinois told a senate committee that the government appeared blind to the danger of revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Lewis
Ill
Senate
City Council Adjourns with Officials Attending
Regular police conduct, city physician Dr J B Palmer and sanitary inspectors listed among attendees. City street work and public health notes tied to committee actions. W E Beverly mayor and C C Pittman clerk attest adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Allen
J. A. Cobb
A. Paulk
J. M. Richards
J. B. Palmer
C. &. Sanders
Walter C. Pittman
N. W. Crawford
W. E. Beverly
C. C. Pittman
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors recommend Calotabs as a nausealess calomel remedy to break up a cold overnight. Take one or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water. by morning the cold supposedly vanishes and the system is purified. Sold in 10c and 35c packages at drug stores.
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Hitler
Franz Seldte
Steel Helmet Veterans Organization
Adolff Hitler
New City
Rotary Club
Fred Loveless
Rose City
Fred
Times-Enterprise
Chicago
George Filgutt
Gary
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hutchinson Weidman
Portland
Ore
John C. Stevens
Mr. R. L. Parker
Macon
H. J. Middlebrooks of
Service Electric Company
H. W. Butler
Remington
M. B. Oliver of
Savannah
City
Chas. Kivler
S. Broad St
C. G. Brewer
Albany
W. E. Purdy
Valdosta
Mr. C. E. Jay of
Tifton
Roy Herrington
Busy Bee Co
J. A. Mathis
Jo L. Walker
Clay St
Mr. J. T. Cooper of
Radio and Frigidaire
Beasle? Service Company
Frank Weatherford
Montgomery
John Holder
Archbold Avenue
Gulf Gasoline
Goodwin & Collins
Qor
Clav
Madison Sts
General Assembly
Oliv
Senator Tuten
Heffner Vinson Revue
Irene Dunne
Charles Bickford
Travelogue
Pathe News
Martin Dodge
New York
Banking and Industrial Committee
Second Federal Reserve District
Owen PD. Young
CUT Rate Auto Parts CO
George Podem
North Broad Street
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