Editors Discuss Radio At Annual Meet In Atlanta
The National Editorial Association met in Atlanta to discuss cooperation and community building. John Benson of the American Advertising Agencies spoke on mutual interests while Major John S. Cohen of the Atlanta Journal urged newspapers to view radio as a partner not rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Editorial Association
John Steven McKroarty
Harry Chandler
The
Los Angeles Times
American Newspaper Publishers Association
John Benson
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Tate ‘Mountain Estates
North Georgia Mountains
Benson
John S. Cohen
Atlanta Journal
Cohen
Newspaper of Today
Smoot-Hawley Tariff Issue Drives 1932 Debate
Washington observers note the Smoot-Hawley tariff act becoming a definitive campaign issue as Democrats blame the administration for prolonging the Depression through the act. Party leaders cite Canada’s tariff hikes as added punishment to American industry and export losses, while Republicans challenge the party line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Shouse
Canada
United States
State Department
MacNider
Goldsborough
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Mussolini Calls On Fascists To Defend Party Against Catholics
National debt is expected to rise by 500 million dollars and the treasury deficit to 950 million by June 30, due to weak tax receipts and costly relief and construction programs. President Hoover, after Cabinet talks, seeks further cost cuts across war postal interior and other agencies while promising farm relief savings.
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Mussolini
Washinon
Treasury
White House
Hoover
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Man Denies Bigamy Charge in Jacksonville Case
Jacksonville report says J B O Sullivan, brought from Knoxville to face bigamy charges, denies having more than one wife. O Sullivan claimed he left his wife in Macon and traveled to Atlanta and Knoxville seeking funds. O Quinn says his daughter married him after he came to Hazelhurst bank selling a claimed clock invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
J. B. O'Sullivan
Knoxville
Tenn
Louise O’quinn
Hazlehurst
J. J. O’quinn
Southern Railway
Hazelhurst
O'Sullivan
Atlanta
Justice of the Peace
R. C. Copeland
S. R. Cahoon
O’sullivan
Macon
O’quinn
Bank of
Hazelthurst
T. V. Cashen, Jr
John W. Dubose
Brunswick
Cahoon
Father to prosecute man accused of bigamous marriage
J J O Quinn of Hazelhurst says he has engaged attorneys to prosecute J D O Sullivan, arrested in Jacksonville Fla, for a alleged bigamous marriage to his daughter Louise O Quinn O Sullivan. Louise worked at Bank of Hazelhurst and met him when he claimed Bankers Clock Co. representation earlier this year.
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Hazelhurst
J. J. O’quinn
Louise O’quinn O'Sullivan
J. O D. O'Sullivan
Jacksonville
Fla
O’quinn
Southern Railway
Louise
Bank of
O'Sullivan
Bankers’ Clock Company
Atlanta
O’sullivan
Knoxville
Tenn
Williamsburg
Death of Tennessee revenue official Frank Vi Donaldson
Nashville obituary reports Frank Vi Donaldson a 53 year old internal revenue collector for Tennessee and prominent Republican, died in a local hospital on June 3.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank Vi Donaldson
Internal Revenue
Tennesse
Wife Slayer Hidden After Mob Attempts Lynching
Palatka Florida authorities say Pete Bradshaw, accused of fatally injuring his wife while intoxicated, was moved to an undisclosed jail after a 100–strong mob surrounded Crescent City Junction. Deputies hid him in an orange grove and hurried him out of the county to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatka
Fla
Pete Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Crescent City Junction
H. J. Green
Cannon Sues Tinkham For Half Million Libel
Bishop James Cannon Jr., a Southern Methodist leader, sues Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts in the District of Columbia supreme court for $500,000 alleging libel. The suit stems from a 1930 newspaper article charging Cannon with failing to account for $48,300 of a $65,300 fund used to oppose former Governor Smith.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Tinkham
Republican
Massachusetts
Cannon
Southern Methodist
E. C. Jameson
New York
Smith
Bishop Cannon
Linlham
Americans Draw Winner In Army and Navy Derby
St Johns Newfoundland June 3 Americans Louis Tanner of Hopkinsville Kentucky and C M Peterson of Tulsa Oklahoma drew Came ronian winner of today’s derby in the Army and Navy Sweepstakes and stand to win a large share of 1 140 000 in prizes. The first prize amount was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Louis Tanner
Hopkinsville
C. M. Peterson
Tulsa
Okla
Cameronian
Army and Navy
Presbyterians Reject Abolition of Country Church Dept
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A voted to keep the country church department. A committee recommendation to abolish was overruled, and a plan to extend the director’s term to three years was rejected. The assembly also endorsed efforts to launch a national Christian daily newspaper in New York with support from church leaders and financiers.
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Miles H. Wolff
Montreal
N. C
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Country Church
Assembly
Henry W. McLaughlin
Richmond
Donald W. Richardson
Department of the
Watson Fairley
Raeford
Pittsburgh
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
New York
General Assembly
Stanley High
Christian Herald
Chicago
Bank Robbery Strikes Hamilton National Bank Branch
A lone masked bandit armed with a shotgun robbed the Highland Park branch on McCaure Avenue in Chattanooga early today, taking 6600 dollars and fleeing in a car bearing a Georgia license plate.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Highland Park
Hamilton National Bank
McCaure Avenue
Georgia
Weather forecast for southeastern states
South Carolina Georgia and Florida expect fair nights and Thursday with gentle easterly winds. Alabama forecast fair with warmer air in the northeast tonight and rising cloudiness Thursday. Extreme northwest Florida also fair tonight and Thursday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
South banks reopen as deposits top 39 million in resumed business
Banking commissioners report 149 banks in Arkansas Mississippi North Carolina Kentucky and Florida reopened with deposits totaling over 39 million since January 1 as freezing agreements kept funds on deposit. Tennessee probes political financial ties amid slow liquidation with only two Tennessee banks reopening.
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Carl Cranmer
Atlanta
South
States
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Nentucky
Florida
Tennessee
Banking Commissioners
Confederate Veterans Open 41st Reunion in Alabama
Montgomery June 3 Veterans of the United Confederate Veterans opened their 41st annual reunion with reverent references to Jefferson Davis. General L W Stephens greeted the crowd as business sessions began while speculation swirled about the next commander in chief with candidates from Tennessee and Memphis.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson Davis
United Confederate Veterans
Davis
South
Camp Stephens
L. W. Stephens
Dixie
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Washington
Richmond
Houston
Texas
Lee
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Coushatta
Rice A. Pearce
Union City
Tenn
Tennessee
C. A. Desaussure
Memphis, Tenn
Auto tag war between Florida and Georgia averted
Tallahassee Florida June 3 official say auto tag tension between Florida and Georgia will be discussed at a peace conference in Atlanta Friday Florida acting motor vehicle commissioner W 8 McLin and Georgia secretary of state George H Carswell will attend along with auto associations officers Both sides ordered arrests paused awaiting the Atlanta talks Florida has required Georgia bound trucks to bear Florida plates for stills operations and fishermen have faced Georgia tag demands
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Atlanta
McLin
George H. Carswell
Carswell
Soto
A. S. McQueen
Charlton County
Naval
Jacksonville
Marriage of Relatives Tied to Deafness, Says Doctor
Dr George R E Shambaugh of Rush Medical College told the twelfth annual meeting of the American Federation for the Hard of Hearing that congenital deafness links to heredity and consanguinity. He cited a study of 5848 deaf children showing 1734 cases due to heredity or related marriages.
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Chicago
George RE. Shambaugh
Rush Medical College
The
American Federation of Organizations For the Hard of Hearing
Shambaugh
Englishmen View Derby by Television Telegraph Broadcast
London June 3 English viewers watched the derby on television from parade to finish as Baird Television Company and the British Broadcasting Company teamed for the telecast. Baird head called the experiment satisfactory and a prelude to outdoor televising of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baird Television Company
British Broadcasting Company
Baird
Honorary Degrees Awarded at Davidson College
Davidson North Carolina June 3 six honorary degrees were conferred at the 95th commencement. Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina and George G Allen president of the Duke Endowment Foundation received doctor of laws. William H Lingle a Rowan County minister of China Levrh R Scott pastor of the Presbyterian Church Valdosta Georgia and Veer William Way pastor of St Johns Park Presbyterian Jacksonville Florida received doctor of divinity. Joseph Alexander Tillinghast of Spartanburg South Carolina professor of social sciences at Converse College received doctor of literature.
Open Break in Italy Seen as Result of Mussolini Directive
In Rome on June 3 the fascist directorate led by Premier Mussolini called on all fascists to defend their achievements against anti fascists under any banner. The statement said it would not tolerate anti fascism and ordered 9 000 fascist groups to act accordingly while honoring those who fell for the revolution.
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Rome
Italy
Fascist Party
Mussolini
Catholic Action Organization
Pope ridicules official statements on youth clubs
In Rome Pope Pius XII denounced government claims that Catholic youth clubs were dissolved without incident. He called the official communique misleading, saying the Church has a right to form and guide youth and that a party cannot grant such rights.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Pope Pius
Italy
Davis sentenced to five to seven years in state prison
Asheville N C June 3 Wallace B Davis former president of the Central Bank and Trust Company was sentenced to five to seven years in prison for violation of state banking laws. He may appeal to the supreme court bond set at 10000. The bank failed last fall with 20000000 in deposits including 8000 in Lincombe county and Asheville. Judge Barnhill criticized depositors and citizens for seeking persecution over prosecution.
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Asheville
N. C
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Davis
Supreme Court
Lincombe County
Central
M. V. Barnhill
Tanner Wins Big Cash From Canada Derby
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Cameronian wins the Army and Navy Veterans Derby Sweepstakes of Canada. Louis Tanner, a 37 year old dry goods merchant, expects about 130000. He plans a party for friends and two children, pays debts, and may take a long vacation after receipt of the prize. Mrs Sadie Tanner dances in celebration at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Cameronian
Sadie Tanner
Louis Tanner
Tanner
Canada
Drew Cameronian
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National Committee
la Zolebee
Labe
Ming
Adams
Rapidan
Virginia
Naval Establishment
Interior
Frank Donaldson
Presbyterians
TE South
Chequers
England
Germany
Julius Curtius
Heinrich Bruening
Great Britain
Ey Arthur Henderson
Ramsay MacDonald
Davidson College
Asheville Bank
MR. Tanner
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