Long Beach Trial Targets Wanderwell Murder Face
The state seeks to identify William J. Guy as the man in gray linked to the December 5 1931 murder aboard the globe trotter Wanderwell in the Carma case. Witnesses Zeranski Wills and Mrs Wanderwell described a confrontation and a shot that felled Wanderwell as passengers recall a dispute over a Buenos Aires to San Francisco tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
William J. Guy
Edmund Zeranski
Cuthbert Wills
Wanderwell
Globe
Zeranski
Guy
Alpha Wanderwell
Edward Burkinski
San Francisco
Burkinski
Los Angeles
Wills
Marian Smith
Rockmart
Mary Parks
East Saugus
Mass
Hollywood
Vanderwell
Snowstorm Grips States With Chicago Ice and Delays
Snow and gale disrupted travel from Nebraska to Texas with trains late in Iowa and frozen lines. In Chicago a blizzard sped births and a streetcar crash killed a boy while schools closed for 500000 pupils. Hotels reported rising demand as transport stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Gulf Coast
Nebraska
Iowa
Susan West
Ben tops Georgia Florida field trials at Sunny Hill
A. G. C. Sage's Ben won the eighteenth Georgia Florida Field Trials held at Sunny Hill, Col. L. S. Thompson’s Red Bank estate. Kate was second and Captain third as 16 dogs competed despite a cold handicap. Officers were reelected and a lunch for about 150 followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. C. Sage
Ben
Georgia
Florida
Sunny Hill
L. S. Thompson
Red Bank
N. J
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Kate
Gerald M. Livingston
Thompson
L. &. Thompson
G. M. Livingston
J. E. Postlewaite
Addison H. Hough
W. C. Teagle
F. C. Griscom
John Dallett
Jim
Griscom—Lauder
Black Bottom
P. W. Harvey
J. Campbell
Lincoln Pat
H. M. Hanna
Kinningham
Norias
Bill—W. F. Parrish
Alagood
Louis
Treland—J. Campbell
Norias Mary
W. C. Teagle - Alagood
Ben—A. G. C. Sage
Renfroe
Joe—H. M. Hanna
Kate—C. V. Whitney
L. Campbell
Yopp. Butler
L. S. Thompson—Young
Norias Jeff
J. C. Stewart
Rex—H. W. Sage
Dick—G. F. Baker
Clemmons
Glayds—Hendon Chubb—Stringer
Belle—L. S. Thompson
Young
Kellogg's All-Bran claimed to cure constipation era letter
An elderly reader praises Kellogg's All-Bran for relief from chronic constipation after decades of laxatives. The letter, attributed to M. Durigan of Tickeonville Florida, credits a hospital nurse daughter and Kellogg's product for lasting results. Laboratory notes tout fiber vitamin B and iron in All-Bran and advise two tablespoons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Durigan
Kellogg’s
M. Durigan
Tickeonville, Florida
Britain and United States debt talks loom in London
Washington reports London discusses a lump sum war debt settlement of 1.26 to 2.0 billion dollars. Britain and officials prepare for President elect Roosevelt's forthcoming talks on the debtor nations as Cabinet five meet Ambassa dor Lindsay with no public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Ambassador Lindsay
House of Commons
Washington
London
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Committee Recommends Barry Removal
The Senate judiciary committee unanimously urged the removal of David S. Barry as senate sergeant at arms for writing in a magazine that some members of Congress accept bribes. Barry denial and testimony framed the hearing as it proceeds with questions about lobbying and alleged corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David
Barry
Senate
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robinson
Ind
William C. Johnstone
George Washington University
Johnstone
Walsh
Mont
District of Columbia
New York
Norris
William Cheatham
Cheatham
Frank Kent
Outlook
David S. Barry
William Crane Johnstone
William C. Cheatham
Borah
Idaho
United States
Resolution to Probe Highway Board Delays Debated
State senate debated a resolution to probe highway board waste and extravagance with possible inclusion of the state veterinarian in the investigation. A bill was adopted to have the highway department furnish rights of way for state roads, saving counties about 90000 dollars annually. Several Chatham county salary control measures and a mill hours proposal were also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcheson
Senate
Howard
Cusseta
State Highway Department
Chatham County
House
Savannah
Lester and Sims
General Assembly
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Hudson Motor Co Walkout Persists Amid Communist Claims
In Detroit a walkout by Hudson Motor Co body workers continues with officials saying the action arose from communist agitation. They hope to restore work within a day or two while strike leaders present a list of demands. Ford plants in Detroit resume production after Briggs shutdown and labor disagreements persist about wages and hours. In Atlanta, 150 workers return as Ford assembly resumes normal operations after a January 27 shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs Company
Briggs
Kavhy
Walter O. Briggs
FORD
Atlanta
Ford Assembly
Georgia House Passes Bill to Refund County Highway Funds
Georgia lawmakers moved to refund counties $26,516,763.29 for highway construction advances from 1936, repaid over ten years at 10 percent annually. Counties receive certificates of indebtedness to use as loan bases, with a list of payments by county and a new auto tag tax debate ongoing in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
House
Senate
Highway Department
Gordon Knox
Talmadge
Conference Committee
Assembly
Myrick
Chatham
Franklin
Lowndes
Lowndesk County
Bibb
Clarke
Colquitt
Crisp
Dougherty
Floyd
Fulton
Glynn
Muscogee
Richmond
Spalding
Thomas
Tift
Ware
Coastal Highway
Cobb
Local Visitors and Service Ads Highlight Ashland Day
Ashland welcomes Mrs. Martine McKinnon for weeks and notes several business visitors including Mr H B Lee from Waycross and Mr H M Kirkman from Palatka. Local services advertise floor lamp repair, auto service, and repairs from Gulf Gasoline, Beasle Service, and Busy Bee Co along with lawn mower sharpening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine McKinnon
Ashland
Alabama
Gulf Gasoline
Goodwin & Collins
Cor
Clay and
Madison Sts
Committee to Probe Charges of Job Selling Named
The joint house and senate committee to investigate rumors of job selling in the department of agriculture was named by President McWhorter and Speaker Ed Rivers. The senate panel includes Sisk and Senator Campbell, while the house group features Johnson, Myrick, and Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House
Senate
Department of Agriculture
McWhorter
Ed Rivers
Sisk
Campbell
Covington
G. C. Adams
Johnson
Montgomery
Bloc
Myrick
Chatham
Strickland
Douglas
Wise Cracks And Stinging Repartee Feature Hearing
Continued from Page One the exchange shows senators trading barbs during a hearing. A visibly annoyed chairman Howell calls Overton out for alleged managerial ties while Ansell defends a quiet stance and protests lines of questioning. The mood is tense as insults echo through the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Cime
Long
Howell
Overton
Ansell
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Advertises Relief
The note claims women over 55 suffer weariness from constant household duties and promises renewed strength from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It cites testimonials and urges buying a bottle to see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Steree
Aiees
Sue Medicines
Changes in State Judicial System Proposed in Georgia
Atlanta reports drastic changes in the state judicial system and salary cuts for officials. Bills propose abolishing the court of appeals, merging multiple circuits, and lowering salaries for key state positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House
Simms
Brooks
Court of Appeals
Peters
Meriwether
Williams
Bacon
Department of Public Health
Board of Control
Board of Regents of the University System
State Revenue Commission
Department of Industrial Relations
Peters’ Bill
Alapaha
Southern
Cordele
Tifton
Flint
Griffin
Piedmont
Western
Dublin
Oconee
Brunswick
Waycross
Ogeechee
Atlantic
Southwestern
Chatahoochee
Tallapoosa
Rome
Cherokee
Blue Ridge
Middle
Ocmulgee
Pataula
Albany
Harris
Talbot
Coweta
Twitty
Ware
Jones Predicted to Head Finance Organization
Francis M. Stephenson reports Jesse L. Jones of Texas is favored to chair the reorganized Reconstruction Finance Corporation under the Roosevelt administration. The move would displace Atlee Pomerene as speculation swirls at the Miami Biltmore during Roosevelt’s southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Jones
Texas
A. F.C
Roosevelt
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
National Relief Organization
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Atlee Pomerone
Ohio
Hoover
Senate
Miami Biltmore Hotel
James A. Farley
William H. Wododich
New York
Commierce
Henry L. Stevens
North Carolina
American Legion
Archhbald McNeil
Connecticut
O. Max Gardner
Navy
War and Navy
State
Treasury
Justice Department
Hull
Tennessee
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
J. Bruce Kremer
Chicago
Burton K. Wheeler
Farley
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Parsmer
S “Ben
Georgia-Fla
Sunny Hill Estate
Col. L.S. Thompson
Gladys
C. V. Whitney
Howard M. Hanna
Constance Hanna
George M. Gumphries
W. P. Palmer
Warren Bicknell
C. Griscom
C. A. Griscom III
J. Holmes
Winn
Elizabeth Treland
A. F. Harvey
J. S. Mason
Mason
Georgette Whalen
Dwight F. Davis
Lazio Szecheny
Kauffman
Clapton
Langenberg
H. L. Stoddard
Harry L. Beadel
Arthur Little
Susan Myrick
H. W. Hopkins
H. W. Hopkins Jr
Lourie Thomson
Donaldson
Hendon Chubb
Tom Chubb
Walden
Pomeroy
Mac. Jeffries
Robb White
Harald Fowler
Kel- Jorg
Battle Creek
Rainey
Robison
Hastings
Hebert
Austin
Blaine
Schall
Schuyler
Dill
Bratton
Black
Neely
Patman
Highway Board
Body Workers OF
Hudson Motor CO
Thomas County
State Highway Dept
H. B. Lee of
Call Service Electric Co
Remington Ave
H. M. Kirkman
Palatka, Fla
Mrs
Jimmie King of
Jacksonville
Maud F. Carter
Frazer Driver Jr
Lake Jamonia
Radio and Frigidaire
Beasles’ Service Company
Evelyn Peck
Ruth Blake
Palm Beach
8. J. Roberts
Columbus, Ga
J. N. Hickman
Busy Bee Co
W. J. Lunsford
Macon
E.G. Towler
South Georgia Territory
Gregory Kabat
University of Wisconsin
Big Ten
Cardinals
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