Georgia Attorney General rules beer wholesalers may sell to retailers statewide
Attorney General M. J. Yeomans ruled that wholesale beer dealers with fixed business locations may sell and deliver to regularly licensed retailers anywhere in Georgia without extra fees. The opinion followed complaints towns imposed local fees on delivery trucks. Swainsboro levied 50 to 25 dollars per brand and a $1.25 excise tax applies to 31 gallon quantities.
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Atlanta
M. J. Yeomans
R. E. Matheson
The
Revenue Commission
Swainsboro
Matheson
Georgia
Beer licensing fees rise in several counties
Sumter County imposes a $1,000 license tax on beer. Oconee County commissioners fix the same fee and say they will not issue licenses. Peach County official warns sheriffs to watch for beer dealers while Andersonville bans the beverage and considers undercover enforcement. Many communities set small annual permit fees.
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Sumter County
Oconee County
Matheson
Peach County
Andersonville
Defense Offers No Contradiction in Horror House Case
Lancaster reports that Dr. H. C. Zimmerly faces charges for illegal operations linked to a "house of horror" in Mechanics Grove. The state rests after presenting bone fragments and testimony from Dr. John W. Rice as to dismemberment involving Gladys Lawson of Calvert, Md.
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Lancaster
H. C. Zimmerly
Grove
Gladys Lawson
Calvert, Md
Zimmerly
John W. Rice
Bucknell University
Request for Funds to Finance Army Base Projects
Washington June 13 A request for 17 071 388 to finance 36 army base construction projects in Alabama Arizona Arkansas California and Kansas was left at work relief headquarters by the war department The labor department asked 400 000 for research to aid the United States employment service in selecting and placing workers in relief jobs and private industry Studies would be carried out in Baltimore Newark Chicago and 11 other cities A proposal to use 1 000 000 000 of the 4 000 000 000 works fund to aid durable goods industries and hire more men was introduced in Congress by Representative Mitchell Delaware Tenn
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Washington
War Department
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Kansas
Labor Department
United States Employment Service
Baltimore
Newark
Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Mitchell
D. Tenn
Lyddane on Trial for Conspiracy to Murder Husband
John Carnell testified that Annie Lyddane hired him to find a killer for her husband Francis Lyddane. Carnell stated he brought John Boland and Harry Thomas from Washington to the Lyddane home and overheard plans for the murder. He said Lyddane paid Thomas $500 and had a hit tied up.
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Rockville
John
Gooey) Carnell
Annie Lyddane
Lyddane
Farmers Banking and Trust Company
Francis
Slam) Lyddane
Josephine Beall
Carnell
Washington
Harry Thomas
Honest Belfast Pays Car Fares
Belfast street railway officials defend patron honesty by allowing conductors to issue tickets to passengers without enough money. Passengers settle at the company office later. Last year several thousand took advantage of the arrangement, but only two failed to pay.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Skeleton Fragments Found in Fire-Razed Zimmerley Farm
Sifted remains from Zimmerley’s farm indicate a partially buried skeleton destroyed by a blaze. Authorities inspect debris for clues about the person’s identity and cause of death.
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Zimmerley
Georgia mayors report municipal revenues rising again
Albany Georgia reports higher city receipts as Mayors J F Norman B S Inman J D Ashley RE D Rivers Zack Arnold James Fort and others say revenue gains offset tax cuts and utility sales boost income. Columbus Mayor J M Dimon notes 1935 receipts up aided by a $1 auto license. Walmsley attacks Huey Long in Georgia Mayors Association speech.
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Albany
Georgia
J. 4. Dimon
Columbus
Thomasville
B. S. Inman
Moultrie
RE. D. Rivers
Lakeland
Zack, Arnold
Fort Gaines
James Fort
Americas Ikewise
Louisiana
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey Long
Georgia Mayors Associaon
NRA Resolution Faces House Decision on NRA Extension
The House may accept or reject the Senate Borah amendment and send the measure to conference. Leaders warn a failed deal could extend the NRA fight beyond June 16 expiry. Chairman O Conner criticized White House talks and warned a ban on suspending anti-trust laws could end the NRA. Chairman Doughton awaits further study.
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House
NRA
O'Conner
Rules Committee
White House
Pat Harrison
Joe Roinson
House Wyldn
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Governors debate NRA fate at Biloxi meeting
At the Mississippi gathering governors from over half the states discuss the future of the NRA with mixed praise and blame. Some push voluntary employer pledges while others favor states rights, with Johnston and McNutt chairing tomorrow's sessions.
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NRA
Biloxi
Miss
Olin D. Johnson
South Carolina
Washington
Ducks Return to Minnesota Habitats After Wet Spring
St Paul reports wildlife stages a comeback as heavy rains refill nesting grounds across farms and woods. Dr Thaddeaus Lurber notes lakes and potholes long dry due to drought are refilling, restoring ideal breeding sites for waterfowl and other game birds.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Thaddeaus Lurber
Georgia News Briefs From Villa Rica to Athens
Villa Rica Civitans will escort Georgia Press Association members to a chicken dinner June 22 after Carrollton convention adjourns. Drownings and PERA summer session enrollment at University of Georgia noted along with proposed rail freight rate hikes and FDIC bond collateral shifts. New awards for United Daughters of the Confederacy announced. road projects planned near Columbus Fort Benning and Jacksonville. A Georgia beer law challenge near the University of Georgia, NRA issues, Southeastern Fire Chiefs meeting, and Athens baseball game details wrap the brief.
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Villa Rica
Villa Rica Civitans
Georgia Press Association
Carrollton
Athens
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
University of Georgia
PERA
Coordinate College
Atgean
Alon
United Children of the Confederacy
Mies
Herbert
Franklin
Tennille
Port
Miea Teahalie
Allen
Atlanta
Max L. McRae
The
Highway Board
Columbus
Fort Benning
Jacksonville
Air Service Recruitment Expansion Promoted in France
General Victor Denain announced that unemployed pilots mechanics and wireless operators may enlist in the air corps as noncommissioned officers. Plant construction specialists can work in government factories without joining the army. Dr. Frederick Douglass Patterson, newly elected president of Tuskegee Institute at Tuskegee Alabama, is 34.
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French Air Services Lures Teile Paris
Victor Denain
Air Corps
Frederick Douglass Patterson
Tuskegee Institute For Negroes
Tuskegee, Ala
Nutritious Sandwich and Ducks Mentioned in Report
A nutrition note mentions cream cheese as a fill for orange bread sandwiches for school lunches. A recent inspection records old lake beds with ducks during a dry spell, highlighting teal among species as part of farming observations.
Business Visitors From Albany Orlando and Macon Stop By
Among the visitors here Wednesday were Mr H C Cameron from Albany and Mr L R Alien of Orlando Florida on business. Eddie Lewis at 322 West Jackson offers hat cleaning and blocking services. Also present were Mr F L Hackett of Macon and Mr M O Cobb of Albany on south Georgia business yesterday.
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H. C. Cameron of
Albany
L. R. Alien
Orlando, Fla
F. L. Hackett
Macon
M. O. Cobb
Ill at home Jerger critically ill
Mr and Mrs William D Jerger and a Tampa singer are due tonight to be at the bedside of Louis H Jerger who is critically ill at his Remington Avenue home Friends across the city wish for his recovery though the prognosis is poor
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William _D. Jerger
Song
Tampa
Louis H. Jerger
Remington Avenue
American journalist expelled from Italy
Rome June 13 The Italian government press bureau expelled David Darrah home correspondent for the Chicago Tribune with his wife forced to leave immediately for writing anti Italian articles. Darrah reportedly attacked Italy financial structure and fascist allegiance. this follows the ban on the New York Times over an editorial Baldwin and Mussolini.
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David Darrah
Chicago Tribune
Rome
Press Bureau
Today
The
Darrah
New York Times
Italy
Baldwin
Mussolini
Foreign Press Association
the Times
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Fort Bragg Named Nation's Largest Artillery Post
Fort Bragg near Fayetteville North Carolina is described as the United States largest artillery post.
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Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
N. C
United States
Local Folks Leave for Visits Across the South
Mr. Newell Hamilton Jr. departed yesterday for Waycross to visit relatives. Mrs. Robert E Hurst returned from Panama City Florida after a pleasant week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O A Caney.
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Newell Hamilton, Jr
Waycross
Robert E.hurst
Panama City, Fla
Mrs
O. A. Caney
Rowell Family Returns From Visit To Healds
Mr and Mrs Henry Rowell and son and Mrs W H Rowell of Montgomery returned home after visiting Mrs Heald and her husband S L Heald. The Rowells drove down yesterday to collect wife and child who had been staying two weeks with the Healds.
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Henry Rowell
W. H. Rowell
Montgomery
S. L. Heald
Rowell
Leslie M. Grantham Real Estate Rentals and City Listings
Leslie M. Grantham of 306 Williams Building handles real estate and city rentals. This agent markets farm properties and urban rental listings for clients seeking property management and leasing services.
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Leslie M. Grantham
Williams
Mayors Conclave Debates New Tax Laws
Georgia Mayors Association committee urges directing efforts to pass new tax laws to allocate municipal revenue if a 15 mill property tax cap is approved. Dean Johnson says a general sales tax may be needed to fund the state. Atlanta official urges broader activity and coordinated field representation.
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Albany
The
Georgia Mayors Association
Zack Arnold
Fort Gaines
Association
Edgar H. Johnson
Emory University School of Business Administration
John A. White
Atlanta
James L. Key
Georgia
Key
Apples And Cranberry Sauce for Stuffed Baked Apples
Baked apples are stuffed with cranberry sauce and used as a garnish for ham pork or veal. The cranberry sauce adds a bright complementary flavor to the dish.
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