Inheritance taxes debate and policy notes in 1930s column
Increased inheritance taxes will pay the bonus or will it The French cabinet crisis may have been passed and renewed by this time The GOP conference applauded the bonus but did not say how it ought to be paid The executioner in every state is being given a chance to do something for his country Our idea of bliss is to stratosphere by photo in the movies and forget all the rest of it There are a lot of things going on before the grand jury that the clan on the street does not know about The Shriners made quite an impression in Washington Roosevelt hits parole abuse and NRA popularity noted The thief who got our raincoat is hiding it but that will come out soon The digestion of a newly wed is discussed with humor and no objection to the honeymoon The Chicago habit of shooting down like a dog is noted The police radio system in Thomasville may get new equipment Babe Ruth may return but fans may be reluctant to engage The Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case nears resolution with one suspect still at large and scarred men scrutinized.
Proper Punishment for Kidnapers Demands Harsh Retribution
The piece argues for swift government response and the death penalty for kidnapping, praising rapid investigations in Washington and Montana. It cites the Weyerhaeuser case, compares to Lindbergh, and calls for doubled force and harsher measures to deter abduction crimes. It also urges forest reforestation and preservation as societal good.
Stratosphere Flights and Safety Innovations for Explorer II
National Geographic reports on the Explorer II stratosphere flight from the Black Hills. The gondola carries parachutes shock absorbers ballast and oxygen nitrogen mix for crew safety and flight control features to cushion landing and slow descent.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Earth
Tugwell Prediction on Dust Storms and Prairie Erosion
The article cites Mr Tugwell warning New York audiences that the central western region will suffer extensive trackless waste and disintegration due to ongoing dust storms. It argues vast soil loss threatens fertility unless a three hundred mile wide forest belt from Canada to Mexico is planted to stabilize the land.
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Canada
Mexico
Negro Denied Freedom On Appeal Of His Conviction
Atlanta, June 13. A Negro prisoner, Carlos Cartino, who challenged his 1934 five year federal term for interstate freight theft, was denied relief. Evidence showed 66 Negroes were on the jury box in his trial. Judge Underwood ruled absence of drawn jurors did not invalidate the proceedings. prosecutors noted southern federal courts routinely include Black venire names.
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Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Carlos Cartino
Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Court
Scottsboro
Georgia
Cartino
E. Marvin Underwood
South
Puzzle clues mixed list and hints for yesterday’s solution
A fragmented crossword style item lists Across and Down clues with many misread letters and jumbled words. It includes six wheeled vehicle and mineral entries, animal and eye part clues, and references to a king founder and English queen alongside various archaic terms.
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Harrisburg
England
Watermelon shipments expected to resume by Saturday
Georgia watermelon shipments, delayed by a control committee order, are slated to resume by Saturday. Early week shipments from Moultrie, Barwick, Pavo, Boston, and Freeman faced over supply and weak prices due to Florida excess and northern slow demand.
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Georgia
Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Muakters
Colquite County
Barwick
Pavo
Thomas County
Boston
Freinamn
Mitchell County
Ik. S. Roddenery, Sr
Mouttrie Chamber of Commert
J.’Tillman
Linder Receives Five Dollar Check for Mailing Expenses
Atlanta June 13 A $5 check was received by Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder to help cover mailing costs if the post office raises rates against The Market Bulletin. The check was sent by I 8 S Hopkins of Danielsville Ga who commanded.
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Danielsville
New Dodge sales surge in Thomasville
Local Dodge dealer since 1933, Thomson, reports a banner year with the new big Nevise delivering fuel economy and lower running costs. He claims many customers note over 20 miles per gallon and savings on oil and maintenance. He invites thrifty buyers to learn more about price and economy.
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Thomasville
Sement
Linder Battles Post Office Over Bulletin Mailing Status
Linder defends the Bulletin against possible loss of second class mailing privileges citing state law limits and federal authority. The dispute stems from editorials on Mr Wallace’s corn crop profit and on 1932 political platforms published in June and April issues.
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Bulletin
Georgia
AAA
Post Office
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Relief rolls in North Carolina drop 1.5 percent in February
The number of families on relief rolls in North Carolina declined 1.5 percent in February compared with January, reflecting a modest improvement in aid demand as the winter month ended.
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North Carolina
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