Police Watch for Reds in Vets Parade
Washington officers mobilized to counter bonus marchers in the capital. Police canceled leaves and assigned a large portion of forces to monitor veterans and possible communist agitators. Pacific Coast era and Nashville groups planned to march on Washington for adjusted service certificates with food and shelter arranged along the route.
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Washington
Curtis
Garner
Workers Ex- Service Men’s League
Didacy
O'Brien
Trinso
Nuence Uta
William F. Hender
Nashville
Texas
Oklain
Memphis
American Legion
Atlanta Strike Delays Bonus Marchers From Capitol Square
About 1000 would be marchers stranded on the capitol square as transport failures left five trucks missing. White contingent under Captain Henderson faced delays while around 35 black marchers had no transport and food was donated by merchants.
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Atlanta
Transport Department
Capitol Square
William F. Henderson
New Nickel Steel Aluminum Alloy Aims for Strong Magnetic Traits
A Japanese team develops a nickel steel aluminum alloy designed to exhibit strong magnetic characteristics. The engineers claim improved magnetic response suitable for industrial applications and precision components.
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Japan
Local visitors and residents listed in Thomasville notice
Mr H L McAdams of Athens, A W Ferrell of Jacksonville, G W Rowland of Atlanta, P K Ferrell, Albany visitors, P H Sperati of Fort Benning, J L Walker advertising plumbing, auto electrical by Hurst and May, W M Searcy and A M Pugh traveling to Georgia Dental Society and Florida graduation, F W Neel of Atlanta, P R Humphries of Birmingham, J C Timmeran of Atlanta, Mary Wickenberg visiting Charleston, Catherine Gibson and Gladys Meeks guests in town.
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W. M. Searcy
The
Georgia Dental Society
Atlanta
Senator James Hamilton Lewis Confronted by Bonus Marchers
In Washington on June 7, Senator James Hamilton Lewis faced a jeering group of bonus marchers in the Capitol corridor. He retorted that they could go to hell as he returned to the Senate, defending his handling of the veterans’ protest and urging them to leave the city.
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Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Capitol
Illnois
Lewis
Senate
Americus garage operator deaths by own action
In Americus Georgia on June 7 J B Elrod a local garage operator asked to inspect an acquaintance s revolver and then shot himself to death before interference by George Moore county prison warden Elrod spoke with Moore on the stockade steps and during a discussion about pistols drew and fired a single shot leaving a widow and five children.
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Americus
J. B. Elrod
George Moore
Elrod
Moore
Two Alabama Pros Win Open Spots in Atlanta
In Atlanta on June 7 two Alabama golfers earned open spots for the national event. Dan Goss of Birmingham shot 69 71 for 140 to finish two under par over 36 holes. Eddie Miller of Gadsden posted 72 70 for 142, even par, as twenty golfers qualified with two not competing. Charles Hall of Birmingham led the association with 145, and E W Gann of Chattanooga trailed with 159.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Dan Goss
Birmingham
Eddie Miller
Gadsden
Goss
Miller
Charles Hall
National Professional Golfers Association
E. W. Gann
Chattanooga
Marshall Indicted for Murder in Estill Death
Alfred Marshall former Savannah resident faces a murder indictment by a Hampton grand jury for the May 12 death of Clyde M Merrill in Estill. Trial set for the September term before Judge M M Mann. Bond of 5000 remains posted.
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Hampton
S. C
Alfred Marshall
Savannah
Clyde M. Merrill
Estill
Calhoun County
Marshall
Merrill
Mayors Urge Congress Bond Issue for Job Relief
A committee of mayors led by Detroit’s Frank Murphy urged Congress to approve a $5 billion bond issue to fund employment for the idle. The proposal was part of a June 1 conference in Detroit with Speaker Garner and House leaders. Secretary Mills testified on expanding Reconstruction Finance Corporation capital by $1.5 billion, while Senator Davis pushed a $500 million state and local loan fund.
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Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Townsend
Garner
House
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Rainey
Snell
Mills
Barbour
Reconstruction Corporation
Davis
Fate of Cosach in Chile worries American owners
Santiago Chile June 7 The fate of Cosach the 375000000 American controlled Chilean nitrate combine vied for attention as the new provisional government faced the religious question and a counter revolt report. The finance ministry said no confiscation steps would occur until experts study the nitrate issue and congress convenes in November then retracted this and left Cosach turbulence as before. Despite denial of a counter revolution naval and military units in southern Chile resist junta. US Ambassador Culbertson met Senor Davila who reassured foreigners interests would be treated with full consideration.
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Santiago
Chile
Cosach
Finance Ministry
Cosaci
United States
William S. Culbertson
Senor Davila
Davila
American gunboat Oahu repels attack on two British steamers
Shanghai reports on June 7 that the American gunboat Oahu fired on Chinese soldiers assaulting the Wanliu and Kiawo on the Yangtze. The Wanliu, carrying $110,000 in cash, ran aground while the Kiawo took on money and passengers. Fire resumed. the Oahu engaged with heavy guns and machine guns, causing many casualties among the attackers as Kiawo moved upriver and Wanliu remained aground with the Oahu nearby.
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Shanghai
China
Xchange Telegraph
Oahu
Yangtze River
Chungking
U. S. S. Oahu
Gaid
Campaign Book Mailed To Voters In Thomas County
The Times Enterprise plans to mail a campaign booklet to every registered voter in Thomas County ahead of the County Primary on Wednesday June 15. The booklet contains messages and appeals from the county candidates who are seeking nomination, with final statements from those who have met voters in person.
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Times- Enterprise
Thomas County
Sidney Smith named to national insurance agents committee
Augusta Ga June 7 Sidney O Smith of Gainesville Ga is appointed to the National Association of Insurance Agents conference committee announced by Scott Nixon president of the Georgia Association He is the sole southern appointee and a former president of the Georgia Association.
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Augusta
Sidney O. Smith
Gainesville
National Association of Insurance Agents Conference
Scott Nixon
Georgia Association
Smith
Kellogg's ALL Bran Said to Aid Digestion and Energy
Laboratory tests show Kellogg's ALL Bran provides bulk to exercise the intestines and contains Vitamin B to tone the digestive tract. It supposedly supplies more iron than beef liver by weight and offers a fiber rich remedy for constipation without habit forming pills.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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VER
W. Caswell Boyd
Tennessee National Guard
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Virginia
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Parnell
Representative O'Connor
N. Y
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House Agricultural Commmittee
Mr. H. L. McAdams of
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A. W. Ferrell
Jacksonville
G. W. Rowland
J. L. Walker
Paul Douglas
Albany
P. H. Sperati
Fort Benning
Hurst & May
A. M. Pugh
Pahokee
Fla
Odell
F. W. Neel
P. R. Humphries of
J. C. Timmeran
Mary Wickenberg
Charleston
S. Asred
Catherine Gibson
Gladys Meeks
Juliette Renfroe
Miss Meeks
Jim Ham Lewis
Smith's Park
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Panama
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson St
Tallahassee
State and
Ritz
Troy Tailoring CO
North Broad St
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