Debtors bloc urged as world conference weighs debts
At the World Economic Conference in London debt relief talks dominate the agenda with Britain France and Italy pressing for immediate settlement. How to handle intergovernmental debts sparks clashes as Japan and Germany outline conditions for any agreement while the US delays.
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London
America
Hull
Daladier
France
Amercans
MacDonald
Great Britain
Jung
Italy
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Smuts
James M. Cox
Sam D. McReynolds
General Smuts
United States
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Geneva
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Stockholm
Europe
American
Edouard Daladier
Baron von Neurath
Germany
Right of Cities to Tax Buses Is Denied by Court
Georgia Supreme Court rules municipalities cannot levy gasoline, license, or occupation taxes on motor carriers. Savannah and Macon ordinances conflicting with 1931 state law are void. Court confirms appeals in Horne and Metropolitan Life Insurance cases with rulings on demurrers and directing verdicts.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
Georgia
Supreme Court
Savannah
Macon
State of
Court of Appeals
T. H. Horne
Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast Railroad Company
Horne
Thomasville
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dekle
Rain Relief From Drought Reaches Southern Areas
Heavy rains break oppressive heat across the south with Savannah leading at 2.22 inches in 24 hours. Cities report gusty storms, wind, hail, and lightning. temperatures range 72 to 92, while Phoenix tops the nation at 80 to 112. Georgia forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Fla
Asheville
Charleston
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Macon
Phoenix
Ariz
Buffalo
N. Y
Georgia
Visitors flock to city as regional guests arrive
Among yesterday's hotel guests were Mr. P. A. Morris of Atlanta and Mr. C. L. Swinney of Atlanta. Others include Mr. T. S. Tharpe Jr of Macon and Mr. J. B. Pace of Jacksonville. Local residents extended welcomes while Mr. L. R. Rehberg remains ill at home.
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P. A. Morris
Atlanta
T. S. Tharpe, Jr
Macon
Mr. C. L. Swinney
J. B. Pace of
Jacksonville
Ben Perryman
P. B. Smith
L. R. Rehberg
Thomas County
Unemployed Girls Enter Camp at Lake Tiorati New York
At Lake Tiorati New York twenty unemployed women arrive at Camp Tera a federal relief project under Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Frances Perkins The camp aims to restore vitality with food rest and limited duties while offering vocational training in stenography sewing and cooking planned to admit twenty more weekly until reaching two hundred participants
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Lake Tiorati
New York
N. Y
Camp Tera
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Lake
Tiorati
Marian Tinker
Tera
Labor unrest spreads across North Carolina and Carolinas
Charlotte sees new strike at Hudson Silk Hosiery Mills after seven workers were discharged. Management cites 80 hour week under national industrial act. Across South Carolina, Williams Furniture and Veneer plants see walkouts and picketing. Orange Cotton Mills demands 25 percent raise. Rock Hill Industrial Mills warns workers to return or lose housing. L D Pitts promises protection for workers choosing to stay on the job.
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Charlotte
N. C
Carolinas
Hudson Silk Hosiery Mills
Sumter
S. C
Williams Furniture Company
Williams Veneer
Orange Cotton Mills
Orangeburg
Rock Hill
8. C
L. D. Pitts
Popular Young Thomasville Girl Wins Grand Prize in Contest
The Times-Enterprise Merchants World’s Fair Contest tallies show Virginia Peacock winning the grand prize a free trip to the Chicago World’s Fair. The report lists votes by stores for about 75 contestants with varied totals and notes a countywide interest and congratulations from friends. Iowa’s gasoline consumption fell 17.9 percent from 1938 to 1932, per the agriculture department.
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Times-Enterprise Merchants
Messrs. Jones
Alderman
Virginia Peacock
Chicago
T. T. Caldwell
Homep Williams W. BE. Beverly
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Macon Dirigible Reports Rudder Disabled Over Great Lakes
The dirigible Macon communicated with stations in Illinois and Michigan that a rudder was disabled as it flew near Frankfort and headed toward Sault Ste. Marie. Coast guard reports noted strong headwinds and the craft passing over Lake Michigan shore before vanishing northward.
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Dirigible
MACON
Chicago
Illinois Naval Reserve Station
Kewaunee, Wis
Frankfort
Mich
Ann Arbor
Lake Michigan
Eugene Meyer Purchases Washington Post Ownership
Eugene Meyer, formerly head of the Federal Reserve Board's policy, becomes sole owner of the Washington Post after a DC court ratifies an $825,000 auction to an unidentified bidder. Meyer insists he acted independently without external influence amid rumors of party alignment.
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Washington
Washington Post
McLean
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
District of Columbia
Reserve Board
Post
Edward B. McLean
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Hope
the Enquirer
Sedition Charge Shocks Memphis Strike Leader
Boris Israel, 23, accused by police of directing yesterday’s strike on a R F C project in Memphis. He was ordered held for grand jury action as his attorney Herman Goldberger was arrested after defending him. Magistrate Bob Beck cited alleged pamphlets urging workers to unite to smash hunger and breach of the peace charges.
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Memphis
Tenn
Boris Israel
Herman Goldberger
Israel
Bob Beck
Goldberger
John Ross
Ross
Boyles Goes On Trial In Kidnapping Attempt
Odell C. Boyles former parachute rigger faces trial in federal court over letters threatening to kidnap Joseph F. Cannon Jr and his granddaughter Anne Reynolds unless a payment between 12000 and 20000 dollars is made. He was arrested in Hapeville and has remained jailed since January.
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Atlanta
Odell C. Boyles
United States District Court Today
Joseph F. Cannon
North Carolina
Boyes
Joseph F. Cannon, Jr
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Boyles
Hapeville
Dollar Fluctuates in London Market
The United States dollar showed a better morning in London but faded and finished about half a cent higher for the day. Speculators drove early sales, dropping the rate to 4.17% pounds from an overnight 4.16.
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London
United States
Highway Project Backed by Reconstruction Finance Loans
A highway project gains support funded by loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Authorities emphasize federal assistance will accelerate construction and spur regional economic growth.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Avoid the danger of constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran
Health advisory promotes All-Bran cereal as a gentle bulking fiber to aid regular bowels. Two tablespoonfuls daily recommended with iron and vitamin B content. advises consulting a doctor if relief is not seen. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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All
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Baseball scores wrap from early season NL AL games
National League games show Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia led by Betts Hubbell Mancuso Beck and Outen. American League matchups include New York at Boston with MacFayden Van Attarth and Dickey Brown Ferrell and home runs by Gehrig and Cooke. Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at Detroit feature varied batteries and uneven runs.
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National League
Boston
New York
Betts and Hogan
Hubbell and Mancuso
American League
MacFayden
van Attarth
Dickey
Brown
Ferrell
Gehrig
Cooke
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J. L. Walker
E. Clay St
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Helen Joimer
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Inman Drug Co
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Smith-Cochran Co
Newton’s
Rogers Stores
Isaacs Pastry Shop
Steyerman’s
Pike's Studio
Thomasville Laundry
L. H. Jerger
Warshaw
Thomasville Cycle Co
Mash Drug Co
Auto Parts Co
Heisler’s Market
Thomasville Ice Co
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Philadelphia
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Outen
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