Yankees and Giants Face Western Rivals in Trade Rumors
The Yankees and Giants prepared for a Western swing as rumors swirled over a possible Camilli deal. Giants manager Bill Terry sought punch at first base and catcher with Johnny McCarthy and Harry Danning valued before a potential trade involving Dolph Camilli and Bill Atwood.
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Senators Top Tigers as Indians and Tars Fall
The Savannah Indians and Jacksonville Tars lost yesterday as Columbus Red Birds beat the Tars 3 to 1 and Macon defeated Savannah 9 to 7. Howard Berg pitched seven innings for the Red Birds, Herb Bremer hit his 13th homer, and Charlie Brooks pitched for the Senators who beat Augusta Tigers 4 to 2.
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Georgia Women Demand Immediate WPA Personnel Overhaul
The Georgia Woman's Democratic Club asks President Roosevelt and Congress to replace Georgia WPA staff with a $1-a-year citizen committee to wisely spend funds and aid needy Georgians. WPA local No. 1 and other groups echo calls for fair, clear policy and resignations, citing dismissals and conflicting reasons amid June 15 quota pressures.
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Cigarette Tax Warning Issued by Georgia Officials
In Atlanta on June 15, State Revenue Commissioner T Grady Head warned smokers and merchants about avoiding Georgia's three cent per pack tax. He noted three prosecutions for mail order purchases and said unstamped cigarettes remain a misdemeanor. He cited 47 inspectors tracing illicit mail orders.
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Head
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Post Office Department
Kerr-Smith tobacco act ruling upheld in Fourth Circuit
Asheville NC June 15 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth District affirmed a lower court decision declaring the Kerr Smith tobacco act unconstitutional. The tax law regulating air crop harvests for 1934 35 was challenged by James P Taylor with Charles H Robertson as collector of revenue. The court found the act falls within the AAA condemnation per the Supreme Court.
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North Carolina
AAA
Supreme Court
Pepper Urges Georgia Grads to Keep Open Mind
U S Senator Claude Pepper spoke to 550 University of Georgia graduates urging an open conscience and an open mind. He warned of defenseless people facing power and called for awareness, while valedictorian B E Lane Timmons III warned of regional economic decline without change.
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Athens
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Atlanta
Easier Terms for Installment Buyers Criticized
Spokane officials report skeptical views on liberal installment terms at the National Retail Credit Association silver anniversary meeting. L. S. Crowder of St. Louis as head of the group warned that liberal terms threaten sound business and favor competition over product quality, calling for reasonable down payments and carrying charges.
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National Retail Credit Association
L. S. Crowder
St. Louis
Crowder
Keeping Money: Treasury Cage Aide Explains
Washington reports Miss Bertha Sherry in the treasury sees a method for guarding funds. The article notes the concept of keeping money involves safeguards and preventive measures to avoid loss or misuse.
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Bertha Sherry
Treasury
Pelham Mayor Flynt Returns From Mayo Clinic
Pelham Georgia June 15 Mayor J T Flynt has returned from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota where he underwent an operation. Mr and Mrs Dick Jones and children spent Saturday night in Pelham with Mr and Mrs B A Curry. Mr and Mrs Jones left Sunday for Miami. Mr O A Duncan arrived Saturday night from Athens. Miss Evelyn Powell has returned home after visiting Pelham. Miss Alice NeSmith Mildred Kemp Mary Russell Twitty and Evelyn Brooks spent Sunday afternoon in Albany. Mrs W C Twitty hosted a dinner Monday with a large Pelham party headed by Captain and Mrs Joe Twitty and many Twitty family members.
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Progress of Georgia Crops Fair to Good in May
Georgia crop report says May conditions were fair to good overall with some areas needing rain at month end. Stands are generally fair to good and tobacco is late with uneven size. prospects are relatively poor in much of the territory for this time of year.
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Athens
Georgia
Advice on redeeming burned currency from Miss Sherdfy
Miss Sherdfy of the currency redemption division offers guidance for recovering value from burned money. Do not hide ashes in furnaces or coal piles. Send only ash that is more than gray dust and bring an affidavit. If less than two fifths of a bill remains, recovery is unlikely. two fifths yields half value, three fifths full value.
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Salvaging vital parts of newly dead bodies for science
Baltimore June 15 Dr Walter C Alvarez of Mayo Clinic says salvaging tissues from recently dead persons for repairing living bodies may become scientific. He notes some tissues function after heart stops and cites Russian experiments with red blood cells from the dead as potential precursors to grafting. He raises questions on time to restart the heart after death to ensure brain preservation and recovery, noting many cases end in brain injury despite resuscitation.
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Walter C. Alvarez
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Division of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Quarterly Review of Biology
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