George outlines HS stand on wages hours in letter
Macon Georgia June 3 Senator Walter F George published a letter to publisher W T Anderson outlining his stance on the wage and hour bill He says a uniform federal wage is unlikely to work and would harm industry He favors regulating hours only in interstate industries and warns against federal overreach impacting free enterprise His opponents plan campaign remarks on the issue.
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Macon Telegraph Today
W. T. Anderson
Walter F. George
George
Dany
South
Interstate Commerce Unit 4
Coopers
Baiwween
Eugene
Border clashes flare as Ecuador and Peru clash again
Ecuador and Peru issue stern statements amid renewed fighting on the river Aguarico border. Two Ecuadorian soldiers reported killed, one lieutenant wounded as Peruvian gunboats engage in jungle frontier vicinity near Tunmbes and Menadorecia Pacific coast.
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Ecuador
Peru
Quito
Pecuteor
Feandier
Viefencr
Aguarico
Ministry of Defense
Oree
Tunmbes
Abelardo Agiree
Rouen
U S Government denounces civilian bombings in China and Spain
Washington June 3 The United States government expressed emphatic reprobation of bombings of civilian populations in China and Spain Through Undersecretary of State Welles after a conference with President Roosevelt the State Department issued a stern statement The note said American public opinion regards such methods as barbarous and recalled recent denouncements of aerial bombings that killed hundreds The United States has repeatedly voiced disapproval through various statements by Secretary Hull
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Washington
United States
China
Spain
Welles
Roosevelt
State Department
Publc
Hall
Britain
Weather forecast for Georgia Hionda and Florida details
Georgia sees fair conditions with a slight warming trend, as Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in the south. Hionda reports partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers in southern areas and near the east central coast, possible on the southeast coast tonight. Florida expects generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with gentle northerly to easterly winds.
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Georgia
Hionda
Florida
Japanese Occupy Methodist Mission in Puchow China
Dr Frea P Manget medical missionary reports to the U S consulate that Japanese troops seized the Southern Methodist Mission at Huchow now turned into a fortress to repel guerrilla attacks. Manget who has served there 25 years arrived after a perilous journey from Ruane chow and mentions the mission hospital among the finest in China.
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Southern Methodist
Huchow
United States
Frea P. Monget
Newnan
Monget
Huchnay
Ruanechow
Kenny
China
Dr. Manget
Vic
Dun Mangel
Newhatch Cotton Brokers
John A. Manuel
Atlanta
Peach shipments from Georgia reach nine hundred carloads
Nine hundred carloads of peaches have moved out of Georgia this year, according to the marketing news service, with Macon indicating strong movement and continued demand for Georgia fruit.
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Macon
Georgia
State political campaigns open across Georgia in June
Athinta Ga June 3 campaigns expand for the Georgia state primary 102 days away. Clubs form in Meigs and Winder for senate races. Lawrence Camp announces radio speech to discuss entry into the senate race. Governor Talmadge and McRae push early campaigning while Senator George works from Washington. Governor Rivers delays renomination until after July 1. Hugh Howell and Jol Mangham begin campaign activity in south Georgia and Atlanta. Robert Wood plans anti new dealer platform campaign next week.
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Winder
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Georgia
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Lawrence S. Camp
U. S
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Russell
Senate
WSB
Eugene Talmadge
Willur G. McRae
Camp
Roosevelt
George
Washington
She Griffin
J. D. Rivers
Hugh Howell
South
Dixie Consolidated School
Brooks County
Jol J. Mangham
Bremen
Fiotel
Piedmont
Posston
Robert F. Wood
Athens
Ford predicts prosperous era from back to land plan
Henry Ford, back from a Washington visit, says the nation will enter its greatest era of prosperity through a back to the land movement. He faults some financial interests for wars and says World War veterans will shape the future as he plans volume production of a low cost tractor at his Dearborn area farm camp.
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Washington
White House
Henry Ford
Ford
Dearborn
Wall Street
House of Morgan
Morgan
Thomas Edison
Veterans’ Organization
Duke and Duchess of Windsor observe wedding anniversary
In Antibes France June 3 the Duke and Duchess of Windsor marked their first anniversary by supervising renovations at Chateau de la Crse they leased for two years no formal celebration planned. They wore casual outfits and no anniversary gifts were reported. Queen Mother Mary might phone in the evening.
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France
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
British Empire
Chateau de la Crse
Chateau de Cands
Tours
Mary
Iroquois Chief Defends Hunting Grounds Claim
Chief Clear Sky of the Iroquois spoke at a Fort Lauderdale gathering about defending hunting lands from invasion. He said a brave who harmed a woman or child was a coward, and when asked how locals liked their country he spoke in reply with a defiant line.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Clear Sky
Senate Approves Large Slum Clearance Funding Bill
The Senate approved an extra 300 million for slum clearance raising the total to 3.722 billion in the administration lending bill. Senator Warner led the move with support from liberal housing advocates as debate over WPA and PWA provisions continued amid relief bill wrangling.
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D-N. Y
Wagner
Rockevell
Reef
United States Housing Authority
Hatch
D-N. M
Barkley
Kentucky
PWA
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chamber
Senator Lodge
Rmass
Fleet of boats extend hunt for kidnaped boy southward
A fleet of boats extended the search for six year old Jimmy Cash south into the Florida Keys. FBI director J Edgar Hoover shifted 146 agents here by plane. Divers searched a swamp pit at Tavernier while reports of a bloodstained cloth circulated. Local citizens formed search parties and pushed into the Everglades as the case dragged on.
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Princeton
Fla
Jjune
VPA
Jimmy Cash
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Bailey Cash
Everglades
Hoover
Bureau
James Bailey
Skeegie) Cash, Jr
Armond K. Cash
Skeegie
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