Bandits Who Robbed Foley Bank Sought In North Florida
Reported bandits linked to the Foley bank robbery were seen in Cantonement Florida and possibly Baldwin County Alabama. The trio escaped with cash and valuables after holding nine customers at bay during a vault time failure. A Georgia license plate was noted on their auto.
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Florida
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Shea
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Cantonement
Fla
Pensacola
Ater
Feek
Georgians unveil new monument to Jefferson Davis at Irwinville
Irwinville Georgia June 3 Georgians unveiled a monument to Jefferson Davis at the spot of his arrest ending a five year dispute over Davis attire in drawings shown in the north sparked controversy. Governor Eugene Talmadge defended Davis and Southern state sovereignty amid the long simmering debate.
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Irwinville
Davis
South
Eugene Talmadge
Federal aid highway funds by state announced
Washington June 3 Representative Cartwright co author of the Hayden Cartwright bill said each state would receive federal aid for regular highways farm to market roads and grade crossing elimination. Alabama Florida Georgia South Carolina allocations listed with amounts for federal aid farm to market and grade crossings.
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Cartwright
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Co ed jailed for threatening harm to registrar
Seattle, June 3 A University of Washington co ed is jailed on charges of threatening to harm registrar J R Stevens with dynamite after a dispute over low grades The 21 year old junior Ruth E Naughton was restrained by two deputies at her apartment Miss Naughton believed a faculty plot blocked her path to teaching credential She telephoned Stevens on Monday saying How would you like a stick of dynamite Three others are going to get it and she said she had contacted the Department of Justice in Washington DC seeking an investigation into the university.
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Wash
University of Washington
J. R. Stevens
Ruth E. Naughton
John M. Schermer
Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Strikes St Marks School
Southboro Massachusetts June 3 Infan tile paralysis in a blighting outbreak has struck eleven or more students at St Marks school One boy Frederick W Hubbell Jr Des Moines Ia has died The tenth case at the school George Stockwell was moved to Phillips house at Massachusetts General Hospital May 20 about half the students left for home others quarantined A 12th case a New York boy who left the school showed symptoms and health authorities probe the source with little success
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St. Mark’s School
Frederick W. Hubbell, Jr
Des Moines
George Stockwell
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chicago
Philip B. Armour IV
Packing House
New York
Davis Birthday Observed as Public Holiday Across Eight States
Orator of the day cites prayers ballots and parliament as the great issue in America. Talmadge praises the United Daughters of the Confederacy for securing funding for a marker honoring Davis. A state park now marks the pine thicket where he was captured. Monument erection backed by Ocilla UDC chapter.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Davis
Jefferson Davis
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Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Ocilla
The
Market Holds Narrow Range Amid Labor Disturbances Watch
New York stocks open with scattered gains in a narrow range as traders await France labor unrest news and Congress tax decisions. Blue chips like Coca Cola and Owens-Illinois rise modestly while most steels, motors, and rails lag. sterling climbs and the franc steadies.
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France
Congress
Coca Cola
Owens-Illinois
Canada
Warren Bros
Cerro de Pasvo
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Ken Lecott
Dome and McIntyre
Sterling
Chicago Grain Prices and Provisions Summary
Chicago grain and provisions report lists cash wheat prices for various quality grades with No 2 hard at 92 1 4 cents and assorted corn values from No 1 mixed to No 4 yellow, plus oat and seed prices for barley timothy clover, all shown in cents per bushel or per unit as of June 3.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures closed firm in New York on June 3 with July at 8.94 cents, September 8.95, October 8.95, and December 8.90. Trading included 11 percent of contracts and 96 switches at bid.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 5-15 higher than Tuesday’s average with top 10.25 and bulk 169-259 pounds. Sows mostly 8.75-9.25 with extremes to 9.35, heavy sows down to 8.60. Cattle 8,500 head with strong to higher bids, calves and vealers strong with select vealers to 10.00.
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Chicago
U.S
A.J
Kings
Foreign exchange rates and demands reported in New York
The market shows irregular foreign exchange with Great Britain at 5.02 dollars in both demand and cables, 60 day bills 5.01. France demand 6.58 5/16, cables 6.58 5/16, Italy demand 7.87, cables 7.87. Montreal and New York exchange figures stand at 99.7174 and 100.28 percent respectively.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Sugar futures rise on sugar bill Senate report hopes
New York June 3 sugar futures firm on Washington signals that Senate finance committee ordered a favorable report on the sugar bill to validate 1936 quotas and to impose a cent per pound tax on processing. July rose from 2.85 to 2.86 and ranged 2.57 to 2.59, holding near best in late trading.
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New York
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Georgia State Market Report
Thomasville Georgia markets at a glance list cabbage at 9.00 to 17.00 per ton and various hampers for beans butter peas squash potatoes okra and peas with price ranges per hamper. The report also notes New York stocks bonds cotton sugar coffee and Chicago grain trends with mixed movements and market tones.
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Thomasville
New York
Chicago
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Mixed Trading
Cotton futures in New York rose briefly on dry eastern belt reports then pulled back as traders took profits. Oct and July shifted within a narrow range, with late-afternoon activity showing modest gains and new crop positions slipping. New Orleans prices mirrored the general steadiness across the market.
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New York
Moultrie Hog Market Steady Prices Set
Moultrie Georgia hog market reports a steady tone for June with weights listing typical bid ranges. Heavies 240 pounds and up bring 8.50, smaller classes from 8.75 down to 5.75 for light hogs. Fat sows bring 1.25 under smooth hogs and stags at 6.25.
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New York Call Money Rates Steady Across Markets
New York on June 3 saw call money steady at 1 percent all day, with prime commercial paper at 1 1/2 percent and 60 day, 3 month papers offered at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Redis count rate at 1 percent. Reserve Bank operations reported at 1 percent.
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Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady In Market Report
Chicago dairy market notes butter at 14 484 with creamery specials 93 score and various grade listings. eggs total 20 753 with prices unchanged. The report lists several categories including ex tras 92 and standards 90 with centralized carrots.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices Mixed As Market Holds Steady
Chicago poultry market reports steady to firm price levels for live items on June 3. Hens under 5 pounds sell for 18 cents per pound, over 5 pounds for 18 cents. leghorn hens 15 percent, Plymouth and White Rock springs 28, colored 26. fryers 25, colored 24. broilers 25, colored 23. barebacks 19-21. leghorn roosters 13. leghorn roosters 12-44.
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Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
U S Government Bonds Closing Prices
New York June 3 closing prices for U S government bonds quoted in dollars and thirty seconds. Treasury 4 48 47-52 117.30. 3 4 8 43-45 108.11. 4 8 44-54 113.1. 3%s 46-56 111.16. 3 145 46-49 1/6.9. 3 8 51-55 104.14. 2 8 53-60 102.4. Mortgage: Federal farm mortgage 34 s 64 104.12. Home Owners Loan Corp 3s 52 102.30. H O L C 24s 39-49 101.22.
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Wagner low cost housing plan approved by committee
Washington June 3 The Wagner bill to create a long term low cost housing program would set up a housing authority with a 10 million dollar initial appropriation and allow borrowing up to 150 million dollars annually for three years. Bonds would be US guaranteed at 4 percent. A five member presidentially appointed board would oversee grants and loans to local housing agencies.
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Senate
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Miss Clara Dutton Noyes Dies En Route to Work
Washington and Red Cross officials report the death of Clara Dutton Noyes 66 who chaired the Red Cross nursing service. She collapsed while driving to her job today and died a few minutes later.
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RED Cross
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Clara Dutton Noyes
American Red Cross Nursing Service
Georgia Cotton Crop Failure Indicated
North Carolina Florida Alabama and Tennessee pledged cooperation to obtain federal aid. Representatives planned to wire local agricultural officials for precise condition details before appealing to Secretary Wallace and farm credit officials. Local officials were asked to state if they want soil conservation rule liberalization to expand acre allotments for higher payments or extra loans.
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Wallace
TYPEWRITER SERVICES AND BARGAIN ADS
Classified notes show typewriter service and sales offerings by F. H. Upjohn at Tesco Hotel with repairs for all makes and a range of used machines. A continuation reports the Black Legion confession of a shooting incident where Dean described firing seven or eight times after a dispute over his wife.
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Remington
Tesco Hotel
Dayton Dean Testimony Ties Poole Killing to Orders
Dayton Dean, on trial with 12 others for the murder of Charles A Poole, testifies he shot Poole because he was ordered to. He says orders come from a superior officer and from the Black Legion. He concedes that following orders could include murder.
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Hooded Terrorists Linked to Labor Spies New Charges
Detroit reports a preliminary exam of 13 men tied to the Black Legion as new Washington charges claim hooded terrorists worked with labor spies and an army reserve officer helped organize them. Exhumation sought for Roy Pidcock whose May 14 death followed Poole’s shooting. Congressman Dickstein cites 1933 correspondence linking a Michigan reserve captain to the group.
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Farmers seek federal aid to prevent drought losses
Representatives from Georgia and the Carolinas urged action on soil conservation rules and federal assistance. They warned that without help from the federal government farmers could suffer enormous losses, especially in cotton and tobacco, if acreage could be retired under laxer conservation rules. Attendees included Paul Brown Elberton Bryant Castello E M Owens Malcolm Tarver Thomas McMillan Allard Gasque James Richards and Fulmer.
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Fulmer
Washington
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Elberton
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Cuthbert
E. M. Owens
Griffin, Ga
Malcolm C. Tarver
Dalton
Thomas McMillan
Charleston
S. C
Allard H. Gasque
Florence S. C
James P. Richards
Lancaster
Allen Rejects Gene’s Offer of Rooms for Demo Convention
Atlanta June 3 The 30 Philadelphia rooms reserved for a Talmadge delegation to the Democratic National Convention went unclaimed with Gov Talmadge’s attendance doubtful. Marion H. Allen, Roosevelt campaign director for Georgia, rejected the rooms citing other Roosevelt rooms already reserved.
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National Grange to Demand Recognition in 1936 Farm Planks
Washington June 3 Louis J Taber master of the National Grange says the group will press for recognition in drafting farm planks for the 1936 party platforms. The Grange executive committee will meet in Cleveland to finalize a five point plank including favored markets for American farmers and repeal of most favored nation in trade.
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Probe Ordered Into Complaints Of Row Between Croppers
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings orders a federal probe into alleged violations of criminal law in Arkansas disputes between plantation owners and sharecroppers. Sab E. Whitackr, special assistant, to lead the investigation. The Rural Planning Committee pushes for inquiry into peonage and kidnapping linked to a cotton chopper strike and wage demands.
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Cummings
Arkansas
Sab E. Whitackr
National Committee On Rural Social Planning
Fred E. Isgrig
Little Rock
Senate Acceptance Relief Bill Opens Funds for Georgia
Washington June 3 The House consented to the Senate's 2.430 billion deficiency bill. Senator Russell said the measure would make about 50 million dollars available to Georgia for relief and other federal projects. He noted the exact state allocation had not yet been determined but called the estimate reasonable.
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Democrats See Marion Allen as Governor Candidate
In Atlanta on June 3 Democrats toasted Marion Allen at a testimonial dinner praising his leadership of Roosevelt's Georgia campaign. Prominent figures predicted Georgia would call him to higher public service, while some attendees noted tensions with Governor Eugene Talmadge and concerns about political repercussions for Roosevelt supporters.
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Roosevelt
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Atlanta Journal
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Atlanta Constitution
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Study of Silicosis Disease Planned as WPA Project
The New York Hospital announced a 91000 WPA funded study on silicosis to be conducted among 3000 workers in industries with known hazards. The project aims to gain new knowledge on treatment and control of the disease caused by inhalation of stone dust.
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New York Hospital
Three Boys Drown After Rowboat Sinks in River
In Columbia South Carolina an old abandoned rowboat found by four boys sank as they rowed into the Congaree River. Three youths Burley Stewart 12 Herman Stewart 10 and Eddie Atkinson 11 drowned while companion Billy Hinson 11 swam ashore. Bodies recovered hours later.
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Herman L. Stewart
Eddie Atkinson
Billy Hinson
Body of Anniston Man Found On Highway
The body of W S Dothard an Anniston electrical worker was found in the Atlanta Birmingham highway five miles east of Exford with evidence of being run over by more than one car. Sheriff Pete Cotton said Dothard left a roadhouse after midnight to walk to his sister Mrs Pearl Pitts residence.
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