McFadden Attacks Federal Reserve Bank System
Representative McFadden, a Pennsylvania Republican, denounces the Federal Reserve Board and Reserve Banks as corrupt. He claims they have cheated the people and government of funds to pay the national debt during debate on Hoover's home loan bill.
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Washington
McFadden
R.pa
House
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Hoover
Pennsylvanian
United States
House Banking Committee
Legion Commander Sails for England
Warsaw North Carolina June 10 the commander of the American Legion Henry L. Stevens Jr left his home for New York and will sail to England to invite the Prince of Wales to attend the Legion convention at Portland Oregon
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Warsaw
N. C
Henry L. Stevens
American Legion
New York
England
Legion
Portland
Ore
Senate panel approves $6.34 billion independent offices bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee agreed on a 6.342 million? billion? independent offices supply bill funding the Veterans Administration and other agencies.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
Osteen Re-Elected Confederate Veterans Leader
General N G Osteen of Sumter was re elected commander of the South Carolina division United Confederate Veterans at the close of the annual reunion in Rock Hill Sumter was chosen as 1933 reunion site.
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Rockhill
S. C
N. G. Osteen
Sumter
South Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
Hoover Moratorium Proposal Sparks Accusations of Sellout
A quote criticizes President Hoover for having sold out the country through his moratorium proposal, reflecting sharp political tension over crisis measures and executive policy.
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Hoover
Caine Speaks on Marketing of Farm Produce
Kiwanis Story Teller's Hour features speaker R V Cline from Cairo detailing marketing of Georgia farm products. He cites long term declines in cows hogs wheat and oats while farm mortgages rise, urging local action to boost home production and reduce imports. Guests include R V Crine and W R Neel with Philip Eason.
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Caine
Kiwanis
Doc Carr
Billy Thomas
Heath Varnedoe
Jim Campbell
Tifton
Doc
Board of Directors
W. D. Hasty
Gordon Hasty
Luten Teate
F. C. Jones
Reilly
Thomasville
R. V. Cline
Cairo
Crine
Georgia
R. V. Crine
W. R. Neel
Atlanta
Fred Scntt
Philip Eason
H. L. Teate
Douglas Boy Drowns in Alapaha River Near Willachoochee
In Douglas Georgia on June 10 Glenn Speer eight is son of Mr and Mrs M G Speer of Willachoochee drowned while the family fished on a sandbar in the Alapaha river. The father saved the mother and a sister who tried to help.
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Douglas
Alapaha River
Glenn Speer
M. G. Speer
Willachoochee
Alapaha
Willacoochee
Turkish Speed Mania Hits Istanbul Funeral
In Istanbul the Grand Rue was startled as a motor hearse sped toward a cemetery at 45 miles an hour. Mourners in taxis chased it, police halted the vehicle, and gendarmes carried the casket the rest of the way to the cemetery.
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Istanbul
New
Turkey
German Learn It Italian in Berlin at Casa del Fascio
Free Italian lessons offered at the Casa del Fas zio, the Italian fascist party HQ in Germany, attracting 1,100 Berlin residents. The Italian government funds the teachers.
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Berlin
Casa del Faszio
Germany
Want ads list items and loans offered in Thomasville
Classified notices show sale of young flyers by Mrs. T N Howard at 349 Fletcher Street with phone 639 J. A M Lacy offers loans of 500 to 1000 for five years on improved city property and rents for three six room houses with contact numbers 302 and 301 plus address 213 Upchurch Building.
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T. N. Howard
Fletcher St
City of
A. M. Lacy
Local Visitors Report Enjoy Brief Stays Around Town
Mr C A London of Atlanta is here on a short business visit. Mr and Mrs B G Dockrell of Jacksonville are visiting. Carl Espy of Savannah is here for a short business visit. J P Whitaker of Valdosta spent the day in Thomasville. G W Ragland of Enterprise Alabama is in town briefly. Mr and Mrs J H Folkert of Birmingham are here for a few days. W H Vann of Canal Point Florida will be here for a few days. Mrs Roland Sholar hosts her sister and children from Franklin Texas and her mother from Jacksonville, with other guests at a country estate south of Quitman for several days.
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C. A. London of
Atlanta
Carl Espy
Savannah
J. H. Folkert
Birmingham
W. H. Vann
Canal Point, Florida
Roland Sholar
T. S. Walker
Franklin
Texas
R. Martin
Jacksonville
Charles H. Watt
John Watt
W. G. Bager
Valdosta
Quitman
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Tie Low Scoring Baseball Game
National League scores show Pittsburgh 2 0 0 and Philadelphia 3 0 0 with late runs. batteries Meine Grace Benge W Davis and others. Short notes include local social items and a humorous poem about daily errands by Minnie Martin.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Meine and
Grace
Benge
W. Davis
Atlantic Birmingham and Coast Railroad Announces Low Excursion Rates
The Atlantic Birmingham and Coast Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets at 55.55 percent of one way fares to southeast destinations and as far north as Washington. Trains depart June 18 with June 20 return limit. A Washington trip would cost about $15.00 and Atlanta about $4.93. This is stated as the cheapest rates in railroad history, likely to attract many travelers.
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Atlantic Birmingham and Coast Railroad
Washington
Atlanta
Lott Extends Winning Streak in Memphis Tennis Meet
George Lott of Chicago wins another set to reach two sets apiece against Wilbur Cohen of Kansas City in the national clay courts quarterfinals at Memphis. Darkness halted play yesterday with Lott trailing one set. He won the first set today 6-0.
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Memphis
Tenn
George Lott
Chicago
Wilbur
Junior) Cohen
Kansas City
Lott
Women’s Club Votes for Bone Dry Plank in Platforms
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs, meeting in Seattle on June 10, voted 582 to 13 for a bone dry plank in both the Republican and Democrat national platforms. The stance aligns with the group’s traditional position.
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Seattle
Wash
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
French chamber member Raymond Patenotre born in Atlantic City
American born Raymond Patenotre, member of the new French chamber of deputies, was born in Atlantic City New Jersey in 1900. His father retired as French ambassador to Washington two years earlier and his mother was the daughter of Col. James Elverson, former Philadelphia publisher.
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Raymond Patenotre
New French Chamber of Deputies
Atlantic City
N. J
Washington
Col
James Elverson
Philadelphia
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