Governor Talmadge Not Alarmed By Georgia Treasury
Governor Talmadge said he was not alarmed by the Georgia treasury condition, noting it has fallen before. State Auditor Tom Wisdom released May 31 figures showing only 13,000 available for general government costs that month. He agreed with the governor that the low cash balance is not alarming though tax collections decline. Monthly average general fund appropriations run about 800,000.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Tom Wisdom
Georgia
Bibb County Official Predicts Defeat of Macon Merger Bill
Bibb County Commissioner C. C. Hunnicut predicted the Macon Bibb merger vote set for June 7 would fail. He claimed the plan is backed by large interests dodging 13 million dollars in taxes and said, We'll bet it. The merger was authorized by the previous general assembly.
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Bibb County
Macon
Atlanta
C. C. Hunnicutt
Bibb County Board of Commissioners
Hunnicut
General Assembly
National League and American League baseball results reel
Brooklyn and Boston split two games with a 6 1 scoreline in the nightcap. New York trifled Philadelphia with early runs as Cleveland and Chicago posted varied scores across the league. Detailing: St Louis and Washington hosted contests while Philadelphia and New York both posted wins on the road.
Escaped Convicts Seized by Oklahoma Posse in Chase
Reports say armed men were seen near Flint creek as bands of officers from several Oklahoma counties chased escapees from a bank robbery. Shots fired, one car wrecked, no injuries. In Kansas a six month good time credit was granted to about 1,000 convicts for Memorial Day break. prior escape led to a probe into penitentiary discipline.
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Okla
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Delaware County
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Curtis Sain
Watters
Ottawa County
Siloam Springs
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Kansas Penitentiary
Alf M. Landon
Kirk Prather
Barnett and Governor Clash Over Engineer Pay
Barnett accuses Governor of trying to gain control while opposing the budget save for paying five engineers. The dispute centers on not discharging the engineers or transferring department personnel to Governor Talmadge and allies.
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Talmadge
Indebtedness Presses Nation Amid Recovery Debate
Harvard jurist Dr. Frankfurter told Georgia lawyers that public and private debt and high taxation threaten the economy. He urged greater government spending on social services and warned that population growth and immigration restrictions impact recovery. The Georgia Bar seeks a judicial council to streamline practice and cut delays. W. Kirkland Sutlive joined banquet speakers.
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Associated Press
Sea Island Beach
Georgia Bar Association
Frankfurter
Harvard University
Georgia
Dr. Frankfurter
Harvard
Recess Morgan Inquiry Over the Weekend
Senate banking committee hearings on J. P. Morgan and Company continued as Ferdinand Pecora signaled an income tax angle. Thomas S. Lamont, Morgan partner, faced questions about December 1930 stock sales while E. G. Buckland of the New Haven Railroad was cited for refusing to become a select Morgan customer for ethical reasons.
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Washington
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Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
John W. Davis
Ferdinand Pecora
Thomas 8. Lamont
Young Morgan
E. G. Buckland
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Morgan
Pecora
Fenate
Buckland
Visitors and residents from multiple cities drop in and travel
Local notes list visitors from Boston Macon Fitzgerald and Birmingham attending games and visiting relatives. Residents retire to summer homes in Virginia and North Carolina while others tour Tallahassee Bainbridge and Lexington for study or family events.
Waycross Editor’s Wife Honored for Outstanding Service
Mrs. Williams wife of the Georgia Press Association president and editor of the Waycross Journal-Herald receives the Ellen Goodrich Townsend loving cup from the Waycross Woman's Club for exceptional community service She has led Woman's Club PTA work district projects and once served on the Waycross Board of Education.
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Waycross
National debt rises in May to over 21.8 billion
Washington reports the national public debt increased during May to 21,835,385,981 from 21,441,209,176 at April end and 19,036,916,646 a year ago. The article notes stock purchases by a prominent financier from Morgan and allied lists of favored buyers.
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Washington
Shoes Repair Service Urges Phone Delivery
Friends celebrate Lindsey Watt earning a Davidson College scholarship. Watt, son of W. A. Watt, graduates from Thomasville High School, recognized for academic achievement and personal qualities. L. J. Sturdivant advertises shoe repair pickup at 182 S Broad St with phone 309.
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L. J. Sturdivant
S. Broad St
Lindsey Watt
W. A. Watt
Thomasville High School
Davidson College
Watt
Secretary to Governor Talmadge Attends Cotton Growers Meet
Tom Linder executive secretary to Governor Talmadge left Atlanta for Washington to join a conference of cotton growers. The meeting organized by George Peek focuses on administering the new farm adjustment act with leaders and representatives from across the South attending.
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Tom Linder
Talmadge
Washington
George Peek
South
Five Per Cent Wage Increase Affects 100000 Workers
Detroit June 2 The head of General Motors and Cadillac Motor Car Co announces a five percent wage increase to affect about 100000 workers. The move comes as negotiations continue to raise pay across the auto plants.
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Detroit
Lawrence P. Fisher
General Motors, Corp
Cadillac Motor Car Co
Weber and wife injured in New York cab crash
Jose Weber, 65, famed comedian of Webber and Fields, and his wife Lillian, 46, were seriously hurt when their taxi hit a steel pillar. Both were taken to Mount Sinai hospital. Weber suffered internal injuries and a fractured right ankle, operated on. condition described as satisfactory. Lillian Weber sustained a fractured right thigh along with bruises and cuts.
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New York
Jose Weber
Webber and Fields
Lillian
Weber
Mount Sinai Hospital
General Motors to Raise Pay for 100000 Workers
Fred P. Sloan Jr., president of General Motors, announced a cent pay increase affecting about 100,000 wage earners across the company’s divisions.
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
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