Roosevelt pressures debt nations to repay studiously
President Roosevelt wins broad backing in Congress for a stand that debts to the United States should be met by debtor nations not American taxpayers. He signals possible talks on revision of funding agreements if nations show recovery progress and reasonable payments while avoiding unproductive nationalism. Sir Ronald Lindsay reportedly hinted at a British note, and Democrats accuse Republicans of filibustering to keep Congress open past mid June.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Ronald Lindsay
Georgia Bar Approves Judicial Council to Speed Courts
The Georgia Bar Association approved creating a judicial council to simplify and speed court procedure. Tatton Lovejoy of LaGrange will chair the group including H. F. Lawson Hawkinsville John W. Bennett Wayeros Pope F Brock John A. Sibley Marion Smith Atlanta and Judge A C Wheeler Gainesville. The council will study court procedure to propose remedies for faults in administering justice and advise on bar admissions attorney conduct and disbarment, with recommendations to the Supreme Court and governor. The organization of a Georgia bar incorporation was also discussed.
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Sea Island Beach
Georgia Bar Association
Tatton Lovejoy
LaGrange
H. F. Lawson
Hawkinsville
John W. Bennett
Wayeros
Pope F. Brock
John A. Sibley
Marion Smith
Atlanta
A. C. Wheeler
Gainesville
Council
Supreme Court
Capitol Contrasts Mark Stock Bill and War Debts Debate
Senate accepts compromise stock market regulation bill amid war debts report and tariff fights as House moves to clear prison industry and veterans hospital estate investigations. Roosevelt reiterates debt talks are voluntary and not currently needed.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
House
Dynamite Threats Reported in Milk War Near Atlanta
June 1 Decatur Ga dynamite threats and milk destruction were reported to Fulton and DeKalb authorities amid a dispute over the milk code. Police trace agitators as 12 of 270 producers refuse to sign the code. sticks of dynamite and a brick were found at dairies.
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Decatur
Fulton
Atlanta
DeKalb County
DeKalb
Do. A. Winslett
S. E. Lassen
Howard England
Fulton County
Lassen
Cuban soldiers put on alert as anti American disorders unfold
Havana authorities fear growing anti American unrest after the Platt amendment was ended. Col Batista orders Matanzas garrison and Havana police kept in barracks. Pro Communist posters target U S ambassador Caffery. Editor Guillermo Martinez Marquez arrested for alleged communist activity. Police say others connected with the attack on the ambassador's residence are in custody.
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Fulgencio Batista
Matanzas
Havana
Jefferson Caffery
United States
Lloyd
Communist Party of Cuba
Guillermo Martinez Marquez
Ahora
Jose Pedraza
Georgia agriculture chief dismisses Greer and Ellison
Atlanta June 1 Commissioner of Agriculture G C Adams fired J F Greer director of the bureau of markets and his assistant Mrs Melle Ellison effective today Greer had served since the Talmadge era and Ellison was also dismissed with no reason given in Adams letter.
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G. C. Adams
Bureau of Markets
Talmadge
Atlanta
J. F. Greer
Melle Ellison
Greer
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Max L. McRae
Highway Board
Adams
Ellison
The
Department
Weather Outlook for South Carolina Georgia and Florida
Generally fair tonight and Saturday across South Carolina and Georgia with warmer conditions in the central area. Thundershowers may scatter in extreme south Georgia Saturday afternoon, and Florida faces fair weather with isolated afternoon or night showers on the extreme north and coast.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
The next will be worse
Sheriff Jake Hall of DeKalb county and W O Parker, chief of DeKalb, remark on worsening conditions.
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Jake Hall
DeKalb County
W. O. Parker
DeKalb
Bank Robbery in Hawkinsville Yields $10000
Two armed men with machine guns robbed Planters Bank in Hawkinsville, about forty miles south of Macon, this afternoon. They escaped in a running black coupe toward Macon with $10000, injuring one customer with a blow to the head as staff and a customer watched.
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Macon
Planters Bank
Here
N. A. Telks
Jelks
London Seen as Logical Site for 1935 Naval Meet
London is identified as the logical site for the 1935 naval conference after Britain's initiative for preliminary talks. Washington and Tokyo reportedly considered the invitation and have no objection to holding the conference there if officially invited.
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London
Great Britain
Washington
Tokyo
Britain
Cotton futures surge in active New York trading session
Cotton futures jumped about $2 a bale in New York the most active session in weeks. July contracts rose to 31.50 a bale with October and December also higher, aided by seasonal scarcity and rumors of a Russian crop shortfall and possible government purchases for relief.
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New York
Arm s Conference Ad journed Until Tuesday
Geneva June 1 Arthur Henderson president of the disarmament conference announced today the conference would adjourn until Tuesday due to the gravity of the situation. A British spokesman said Sir John Simon sees little prospect of progress at present. Henderson said the session adjourned as delegates were told to reflect and seek a path to practical decision.
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Arthur Henderson
Derson
Tnat
Sit
John Simon
Rolph Resting Easier But No Improvement Reported
San Jose California June 1 yy Gay James Rolph Jr governor of California was reported resting easily at his Santa Clara county ranch today but physicians said no improvement noted in his general condition.
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San Jose Calif
James Rolph, Jr
California
Santa Clara County
Paraguayans Capture Bolivian Defense Works in Chaco
Paraguayan forces say they seized 15 miles of Bolivian defense works in the Canada sector and forced the 3rd Bolivian division to retreat leaving 150 dead including lieutenants Sarraga Torrico Adunate Alberta and Abel. Advancing Paraguayans consolidate the area and report capturing some munitions.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Paraguayan Defense Ministry
Canada Trongest
Sarraga
Torrico
Adunate
Alberta
Abel
la Paz
Bolivia
War Department
Chaco Boreal
Manufacturers and Union Men at Conference in Washington
In Washington a conference on the cotton textile strike potential focused on a 25 percent three month curtailment order. NRA chief General Johnson met with union leaders and manufacturers to discuss wages, the work week, and alleged "stretch-out" abuses amid calls for broader concessions.
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Wasington
NRA
Trupt Johnson
Johnson
Workers’ Union
Thomas FcMahon
United Textile Workers of America
McMahon
George A. Slean
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Harry K. King
Robert Brunere
Cotton Textile Industrial Relation Board
Donald Richberg
Traylor Drops Bid for Secretary of State in Favor of Wilson
Hepzibah Georgia CP AL K. Traylor withdrew from the race for secretary of state and urged support for incumbent John B. Wilson to avoid political strife and unnecessary expense.
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Traylor
John B. Wilsor
Hepzibah
Gine
CP AL K. Traylor
John B. Wilson
Wilson
Johnson Presses to End Steel and Textile Labor Strikes
Washington reports that Hugh S. Johnson said he is making every effort to prevent threatened steel and textile strikes. He noted conferences had not yet advanced to concrete plans while warning that proper groundwork by the union is needed for progress.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Congress may be prolonged unless Roosevelt drops bills
Washington June 1 The Wagner labor bill and the housing program may force a two to three week prolongation of the current session unless President Roosevelt drops them. Leaders say the president wants adjournment by June 8, but heavy debate would be required to pass or drop the measures amid a heat soaked Capitol. The House faced a filibuster to block a prison industries measure as Republicans accuse delays of stalling adjournment.
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Roosevelt
Wagner
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Representative Tarver
Representative Burns
Representative Taber
House of Representatives
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