Georgia Democrats Begin Primary Contest For Statewide Posts
Georgia voters face a Democratic primary on September 14 with 57 candidates qualified for statewide races. Five statewide incumbents run unopposed, while several congressmen have no opposition in their districts though others seek seats or face challengers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Walter F. George
State Senate
Hal Stanley
Commerce and Labor
R. C. Bell
Justice Hines
Vote of the People
H. Warner Hill
State Supreme Court
Alexander W. Stephens
Court of Appeals
M. C. Tarver
John Wood
Charles R. Crisp
Richard B. Russell, Jr
William J. Harris
Britain Italy Sign Debt Agreement Under Hoover Plan
Washington reports Britain and Italy signed formal postpone debt pacts for a year from last July under Hoover’s moratorium. Britain owes $159,520,000 and Italy $14,706,000 with repayments over 10 years at 4 percent interest. First payment due December 15, 1933, as six nations formally accept the postponement.
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Washington
Great Britain
Italy
Hoover
Ronald Lindsay
Stallars
Giacomo de Martino
Austria
Finland
Greece
Germany
Davis' Wife Jimmie W. Davis Dies in Atlanta
Funeral services for Jimmie W. Davis wife of Ben J. Davis former Republican national committeeman for Georgia were held at Friendship Baptist church in Atlanta. Burial followed in South View cemetery. She died Thursday night.
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Atlanta
Jimmie W. Davis
Ben J. Davis
Georgia
Friendship Baptist Church
South View Cemetery
Marion Smith Is Elected President of Georgia Bar Association
Marion Smith of Atlanta was chosen president of the Georgia Bar Association at the close of the forty ninth annual convention in Albany. He succeeds the retiring leader as the association convened this morning.
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Marion Smith
State Bar Association
Albany
Atlanta
Georgia Bar Association
Farm extension work to be self sustaining
Agricultural extension work under the regents will be expanded across Georgia on a self sustaining basis, ending prior deficits. Prof. J. C. Wardlaw will lead the division, with instructors from regular faculty teaching extension courses funded by fees rather than state subsidies.
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Glenn Ramsey
Associated Press
Athens
Board of Regents
J. C. Wardlaw
W. D. Anderson
Macon
Wales
University of Georgia
C. M. Snelling
General Education Board of New York
George A. Works
School of Education
University of Chicago
Russell
Atlanta
Georgia Bar Association elects officers and plans 1933 convention
Hatton Lovejoy of LaGrange heads the slate with First vice president Ernest M. Davis of Camilla and Secretary John B. Harris of Macon. Other district vice presidents include Lawrence, Miller, Beck, Beaman, Williams, Stanton, Gibbs, McCanless, Lewis, Bennet. Lovejoy to join executive committee. Convention city to be chosen by the committee. Following adjournment, lawyers depart by special train to Panama City Florida for a weekend fishing trip.
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Rowell C. Stanton
Rome
W. B. Gibbs
Jesup
E. M. McCanless
Canton
Miles W. Lewis
Greensboro
E. K. Bennet
Waycross
Lovejoy
Panama City
Fla
Bay County Bar Association
Substantial market gains lift New York stocks and bonds
New York stocks rose significantly today as leaders climbed over 4 points amid broad gains in bonds. Formation of the American Securities Investing Corp dominated sentiment, with call for speedy tax legislation and notable advances in rail, utilities, tobacco, foods, and chemicals shares. Cotton prices rose on firmer demand while foreign exchange firmed and futures closed higher.
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New York
American Securities Investing Corp
Nhead
Bopse
Santa Fe
Bemore
Ohio
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
New Steel
American
Cf. N. J
American Tobacco
Myers
Bacco
New Orleans
Liverpool
Juieg
American Securities Investing Corp to Begin Buying Next Week
New York June 4 The American Securities Investing Corp a $100 million firm formed to acquire bonds and securities is set to start operations next week Its charter filed in Albany was announced after the market close by J P Morgan and Company The consortium includes major New York banks led by Thomas W Lamont of Morgan and Co and others outside New York expect to participate The plan aims for profits from sound investments for the long pull and hinges on anticipated congressional budget action not a bond pool
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New York
American Securities Investing Corp
Albany
J. P. Morgan and Company
Lamont
Wall Street
Grocer Fatally Wounds Wife Then Is Killed by Police
In Vineland New Jersey on June 4 a 37 year old grocer John B Tamanini fatally wounded his young wife in their home barricading himself in a bedroom with a shotgun. After a one hour gun battle with police he was shot and killed during the siege.
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Vineland
N. J
John B. Tamanini
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
Cotton seed oil in New York closed steady with the summer yellow at 3.30 and crude at 2.50 to 2.62 percent. Futures futures for July 3.60 September 3.65 October 3.70 November 3.75 December 3.82 and January 3.85 with 1 contract sold.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
New York Eggs Trade Report Shows Mixed Colors and Credits
New York prices list eggs with firmer markets on June 4. Mixed colors and standards show case weights 45 lbs net with receipts at 43 lbs net for rehandle. Special packs including hennery selections sell on credit at 14 percent, with mediums and dirties around 12 percent. White eggs unchanged and private store sales range 17 to 22 percent.
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New York
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady Across Varieties
Chicago market report notes poultry alive on 12 trucks with steady demand. Fowls run 12 to 12 percent decline, broilers 15 to 19 percent, leghorn broilers 13, turkeys 10, roosters 7, spring ducks 10 to 11, old stock 9 to 10, geese 8.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Move Up on Fed Steers
Chicago June 4 cattle market shows fed steers and yearlings up 25 to 40 cents from a week ago with top light steers at 7.75 and top yearling steers 7.40. Fat cows and butcher heifers steady to weaker. hogs steady with 180-230 lb at 3.25 to 3.40 and lighter weights 2.75 to 3.15. Pigs 100-130 lb quoted 2.75 to 3.15.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dressed Poultry Steady as Market Holds Firm
New York June 4 dressed poultry steady with live poultry firm broilers freight 17-22 cents per pound fowls freight 16-18 cents express 16-20 cents per pound manufacturer and dealer notes indicate stable demand and pricing across product lines in the city market.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Broilers
Express
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Unchanged Amid Receipts
Butter at Chicago on June 4 held at 15 241, steady. Eggs receipts 117 742 steady with extras and graded firsts listed. storage packed firsts at 12 percent, extras 1 a.
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Chicago
Market Prices: Wheat and Corn Futures and Cash Quotes
St Louis cash grain markets report June 4 with wheat No 2 red at 52 1 4 to 53 1 4 cents per bushel and corn No 2 yellow at 30 1 4 to 31 4. July wheat futures 53 1 2 cents, September 55 cents asked, December 58 1 2 cents asked. July corn futures 28 1 2 cents asked.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Hog price report from Moultrie market June 4
Moultrie Ga June 4 hog market prices listed for today include No 1 packer hogs at 3.00 No 2 packer hogs 2.75 No 3 packer dogs 2.50 No 4 pigs 2.50 and sows 2.60 compiling a concise county market brief.
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Moultrie
Tragic shooting in a domestic dispute ends in hospital
A man shot his 10 year old son Morris. his wife Emily, 28, bled to death at the scene before transport to a hospital. Weithborn asked Tamanini, a World War veteran, if Ben was jealous of attention from other men.
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Morris
Emily
Weithborn
Tamanini
Ben
Terry Youngest Manager in the National League
New York June 4. Bill Terry, 33, is named manager of the New York Giants becoming the youngest manager in the National League. He announces orders in the clubhouse and plans to ease strict rules to boost play, while signaling two player trades before June 15. He will retain Davey Bancroft as his first lieutenant and expects no friction with veteran players.
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New York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Memphis
Giants
John J. McGraw
Terry
McGraw
Bill
Davey Hancroft
Livestock Credit Study Gathers Georgia Leaders
In Waycross Georgia on June 4 a meeting of livestock financial and business leaders authorized a study of expanding livestock credit to small farmers to help Georgia produce its own meat. Sponsors included the Waycross Chamber of Commerce the Waycross Kiwanis Club and the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce with speakers from Moultrie Atlanta and Waycross.
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Waycross
Georgia
Waycross Chamber of Commerce
Waycross Kiwanis Club
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Horace McDowell
Moultrie
Roy Declaw
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
William P Brooks Dies In Savannah At 61
William P Brooks aged 61 treasurer of the Bright-Brooks Lumber Company died from a cerebral hemorrhage soon after midnight after a major operation. He was an alderman of Savannah Beach and a prominent figure in Savannah Rotary.
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Savannah
William P. Brooks
Bright-Brooks Lumber Company
Savannah Beach
Marchers clash with police in Cleveland Ohio in 1932
Nine hundred ex service men blockaded Pennsylvania Railroad freight yards in Cleveland delaying mail and freight trains. Police and state forces moved to disperse the crowd after officials sought National Guard aid. Veteran groups prepared to continue toward Washington for cash bonus payments.
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Washington
Atlanta
Cleveland
Cleveland-Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
George White
National Guard
William L. Marlin
145Th Infantry
Frank D. Henderson
Columbus
George Matowitz
Henderson
14Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
Kinsman Road
James C. Poffenberger
Stephen Murphy
Detroit
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Cuban native mourned. funeral services slated
A Cuban native dies and is survived by his wife and several children with funeral services planned for tomorrow.
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Cuba
Newspaper advertising shows small rise says expert
New York expert Samuel H. Weston reports the first modest uptick in advertising since 1929, with April classified ads moving upward after a sluggish start. He notes the trend could foreshadow a slow general improvement within six to eight weeks, aided by an April gain of 0.43 percent over March.
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New York
Samuel H. Weston
Weston
Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Train Schedules Eastern Time
Train schedule page shows arrivals and departures for the Atlantic Coast Line network with routes to Montgomery Jax Savannah Albany Atlanta and Jacksonville. Timings include The Southland Montgomery and Wayx Jax Savannah among others with daily and Sunday variations and passenger contact details.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Rf. R
Southland
Montgomery
N.Y. Jax. Savh
Perry-Wilcox
Fniew
Capitola
Wayx-Jax
Savannah
Albany
Atlanta
Jacksonville
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Ben Davis
NEW York Stock Letter
Claude A. Jagger
Air Reduc
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Amy Rad
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Auburn Auto
Canad
Beth Steel
Ches & Ohio
Chi & NW
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Colum & Elec
Curtiss Wright
Drug Inc Orth Pupont del Nem
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motor & R
Goodyear T
Illette Safety Razor Penne
Ill Cent
Harver
Nick Can
Tel & Tel
Kelvinator
Kresge
Kresze & Tell
Loew's
Lorillard Lige & Myr
Montgomery War
Nash Mo
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Nat Pow
NYN
Trans America Union Sartvide
A Union Pac
United Corp
Tinit Gas Im
U_S Steel Warner Picture regiseres
Weat Union Tel
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
Woolworth
Grocer
Moultrie Hog Market
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Thomasville, GA
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Firestone
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