Georgia Market Bulletin faces second class mailing denial
The U S post office department cited the Georgia department of agriculture bulletin to appear by June 20 to show cause why its second class privileges should not be denied. Officials say the bulletin carries political comment attacking the agricultural adjustment administration and Secretary Wallace. This is the first time a state agriculture bulletin has been cited for such alleged offenses.
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Washington
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
R. B. Wentzel
Market Bulletin loses second class mailing status
The P C department notified Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder that the Market Bulletin no longer qualifies for second class mailing privileges. He has until June 20 to submit a statement and copies of an issue aligned with legal requirements, while continuing to publish locally. The bulletin previously drew controversy with Linder’s secession remark and coverage of the Scottsboro decision.
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P. C. Dept
Linder
Atlanta
Post Office Department Today
Commissioner of ‘Agriculture
Tom Linder
Market Bulletin
Post Office Department
United States Supreme Court
Scottsboro
Commission
Grass Roots Meet Opens in Illinois Auditorium
A prairie state republican grass roots conference opened in the Illinois state fair auditorium with about 6000 in attendance. Frank C. Lowden and Harrison E. Spangler led criticism of the Roosevelt administration as the resolutions committee prepared a report on constitutional issues and potential alliances.
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Springfield
Ill
Prairie State
Middle West
West Pocket
Illinois State Fair
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Roy L. Brecke
Milwaukee
Brecke
Wisconsin State Central Committee
Pavo News Office Damaged In Sunday Morning Fire
Early Sunday a fire destroyed the Lowell building and heavily damaged the Pavo News print shop owned by P. W. Reddick. Firefighters fought back flames from the duplex structure at Harris and Main streets as investigators traced a meat theft linked to the cold storage section.
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Pavo
Pave News
P. W. Reddick
J. W. Davis
Steve Sowell
Harris
Main Streets
Reddick
Lowell
Pavo Fire Department
Lefty Wade
F. Lowell
Guy Crowley
Chinese Accept All Japanese Demands Signals Capitulation
Peiping reports say Gen Ho Ying Chin and the Chinese nationalist government accepted all Japanese demands on North China. Japanese dispatches claim Chinese troops evacuate North China, signaling complete capitulation to Nippon. 32nd army enters Tientsin to replace Yu Hsueh Chung as Hopei garrison.
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Peiping
Ho Ying- Chin
Peiping Military Council
North China
Associated Press
China
Nippon
Tokyo
32Nd
Shang-Chen
Tientsin
Yu Hsueh-Chung
Hopei Province
Paotingfu
Rengo
Foreign Office
Doihara
Rockefeller to remain in Florida delaying return north
John D. Rockefeller Sr will not end his annual Florida sojourn at the Casements today. A staff member said the return north will not be today, baggage has been sent to Lakewood New Jersey, and Rockefeller, soon to be 96, remains in good health but plans to follow sometime this week.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Casements
Associated Press
Lakewood
N. J
Rokefeller
Former Pavo officer J H Smith arrested for meat theft
Police swore out a warrant for J H Smith of the city on theft charges after a fire damaged storage. Smith, a former Pavo policeman released on bond, denies involvement and says he has resided in the city for about a year. Times-Enterprise facilities were offered to Mr Reddick to publish the paper if his plant cannot operate by the week.
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Lowell
J. H. Smith
Smith
Pavo
Times-Enterprise
Reddick
Mussolini Orders Attacks on Great Britain Softened
Premier Mussolini directed Italian newspapers to curb anti British rhetoric over the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Through his son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano press officials were told to keep tone within limits while suspending outright anti British comment. The move followed sharp editorials warning Britain could face war.
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Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Premeir
Galeazzo Ciano
Il Duce
Government gains potential control of over half US cotton
Washington reports official records showing the government as potential owner of more than half the world’s American cotton through 12 and 10 cent loan programs for the 1933 and 1934 crops. Loans totaling 315,622,370.02 on 6,001,649 bales were guaranteed by the government. if unpaid by February 1, 1936, title to the bales would revert to the government.
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Washington
AAA
Farm Board
End to Prolonged Chaco Warfare Seen Likely
A peace formula proposed by neutral mediators was accepted by Paraguay and Bolivia. Bolivia’s agreement was awaited as observers hoped hostilities would end before next Saturday. The plan involves direct talks during an armistice, demilitarization in the jungle zone, and potential arbitration by The Hague if talks fail.
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Buenos Aires
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
United States
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Brazil
Hague Tribunal
Auto crash toll soars over weekend across nation
The weekend air and auto accidents killed 62 people in the United States along with 11 in airplane crashes. Fatalities occurred in multiple states including Pennsylvania nine, Ohio six, and California five, with numerous individual wrecks across New York, New Jersey, Texas, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and more.
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Associated Press
United States
Brooklyn
N. Y
Scranton
Jacksboro
Tex
Bristow
Okla
Atlantic City
N. J
Watertown
Lake Ontario
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hightstown
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Minois
New Jersey
New York
Wisconsia
Texas
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Virginia
Florida
Georgia
Oregon
Michigan
Maryland
Actress Annie Harding Reveals Kidnap Efforts
San Francisco June 10. Actress Ann Harding disclosed that attempts were made to kidnap her six year old daughter Jane. The claim was made in a state supreme court writ of prohibition sought to restrain a Los Angeles court from proceeding with a custody action filed by her divorced husband Harry Bannister.
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San Francisco
Ann Harding
Jane
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Harry Bannister
Georgia Shriners To Take Picture Of FDR To National Meeting
Uniformed nobles from Atlanta's Yaarab Temple arrive in Washington with large paintings of President Roosevelt's Georgia home and Warm Springs. The procession will parade tomorrow as the Yaarab band plays southern tunes. Potentate Hiren B. Romans notes Georgia’s support for Noble Roosevelt while leaders like Tom C. Law and Henry Heinz attend Shrine events.
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Washington
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Georgia
Warm Springs
Potentate Hiren B. Romans
Shrine
Tom C. Law
Yaarab
Henry Heinz
Citizens and Southern Bank of Atlanta
Atlanta Temple
A. J. Garing
Georgia Tech
Garing
Tech
Alee
Savannah
al Sihah
Macon
Anton F. Solis
Robert FE. Banks
George W. Hunt
Charlie Burge
Morris Slotin
al Siah
Poteentate
Asher T. Winslett
Brooks Geoghegan
William J. Stewart
Weather map brief for Southeastern states
Forecast shows fair skies in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Alabama remains fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer northern portions tonight. Northwest Florida experiences generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Dilemma Over Allotments for Work Relief Program
Washington informs an advisory committee on allotments for the $4 billion work relief program faces a clash of aims. Ickes favors permanent building and high material outlays while Hopkins prioritizes job creation. the team must select projects balancing labor use with value. An Agriculture Department request seeks $6.38 million from the Works Fund noting inexperienced labor can be trained for effective work.
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Washington
White House
Ickes
Harry
Agriculture Department
Works Fund
Russell Lends New Deal in Address to Emory Grads
U S Senator Richard B Russell Jr told Emory University graduates that democracy will endure despite new social burdens and warned against demagogues offering untenable cures The Georgia Democrat argued the NRA decision shifts responsibility to employers and labor and defended Roosevelt's approach as measured within constitutional limits.
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Atlanta
U. S
Richard B. Russell, Jr
D. Ga
Georgia
Emory University
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Russell
United States
Congress of the
Washington
Mahan Sought in Kidnapping Case in West Hunt
The nationwide manhunt centers on William Mahan as a principal in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Waley and wife confess their parts and implicate Mahan. Tacoma prosecutors vow death penalty with trial likely in September. Arrests in Salt Lake City tied to ransom bills and bank receipts, with two officers credited for the break.
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Salt Lake City
George Weyerhaeuser
William Mahan
Tacoma
Department of Justice
Harmon M. Waley
Northwest
Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Mahan
Idaho
Montana
Butte
Mont
Harry H. Johnston
Pierce County
Washington
W. M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Rogers
Gifford
Federal
Hoover
William Merell
William Dainard
William Morrell
William Dinard
Ira J. Taylor
Idaho State Penitentiary
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
National Capital
E. J. Connelley
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