Visitors and locals gather as steady stream of business guests
A series of business visitors arrive in the city from Atlanta Valdosta Macon Albany Miami and Athens. Notables include C M Gladson R H Ferguson C E Crook and Reed Gover. Local residents Burness Moore and Kraft cheese staff plan moves to Michigan and Alabama. Misses Sparks and Joseph host weekend guests at Seward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Gover
Albany
C. R. Moore
Birmingham
Mr. Moore
Kraft Cheese Organization
Atkinson
Dawson Street
Georgia
Atlanta
Kraft
Patsy and
Shelly Sparks
Fitzgerald
Frances Joseph
Ruth Logan
Seward Street
Dairy Interests Called to Meet on Monday June 26
Secretary Wallace announced a conference for Monday June 26 with 10 dairy producers distributors and processors to draft a program under the farm adjustment act. The meeting will set plans for administering the act to aid the dairy industry which last year contributed about a quarter of national farm income. Separately dairy leaders from Minneapolis and St Paul met Minnesota Wisconsin farm act administrators to discuss a milk marketing agreement for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Minnesota- Wisconsin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Baseball wrap reports sparse NL and AL results
National League games unsettled by weather with Brooklyn and New York scoreless through incomplete play. Pittsburgh and Chicago matchup cited with Swift Kremer and Bush Grace Hartnett credited. American League Cleveland at Detroit postponed due to rain and wet grounds with only one game on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ab Unicagyo
Swift
Kremer
Bush
Grace and
Hartnett
Cleveland
Detroit
Concrete building work and repairs by Brewton
B. L. Brewton offers general construction and repair services with phone contact 989-M for concrete building projects and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Brewton
Governor Talmadge Leaves New York After Funded Highway Vault Guard
Governors party sails from New York aboard City of Chattanooga after placing a Fort Wimberly stone at City Hall Park. National Guard captains and lieutenants remained at the Georgia Capitol vault to guard 3,060,000 in highway funds. The trip followed interest in the Liberty Flag pole ceremony and ends with departure for the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadge
New York
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
City of Chattanooga
Fort Wimberly
City Hall Park
Sons of the Revolution
Georizia
Washington
Highway Board Replaces Certificates in Muscogee County
The state highway department asks Muscogee county commissioners to return certificates of indebtedness totaling 827 817.07 so new certificates can be issued. County certificates cover county work with reimbursement at 10 percent yearly starting 1936. A push seeks state issuance to cover Buena Vista road paving in Muscogee county taken into the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Muscogee
Highway Department
Buena Vista
Muscogee County
State
Treasury receipts and expenditures for June posted
Treasury reports for June 14 show receipts of 8 860 677.68 dollars and expenditures of 12 414 605.94 dollars, leaving a balance of 268 136 103.50 dollars. Customs duties for fourteen days of June amount to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Congress Ends With Victory For Roosevelt
Roosevelt signs sweeping economic bills including Glass Steagall banking reform and the industrial and railroad measures. The Glass pro visions create deposit insurance after six months, require divestiture of security affiliates for banks, and permit state branch banking where allowed. Carter Glass hails the measure as bolstering the Federal Reserve Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boston
Federal Reserve
Senate
House Banking Committees
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
House
Scout Guides Learn for Budapest World Jamboree
Budapest opens August 2 as the fourth Boy Scouts world jamboree. Guides from Budapest and English speaking volunteers will assist American delegates and help organize the international gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Stabilization of currency not yet agreed upon
Washington reports token payments totaling 11.359 million toward war debt installments as of June 16. Six nations paid while others delayed seeking reconsideration of overall debt terms. Roosevelt indicates revision negotiations will occur in Washington this summer for submission to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
Belgium
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Rumania
Latvia
Public Works Bill Pledged to Fast Track Building Boom
Postmaster General Farley and the assistant secretary of the treasury sanctioned the plan to push $100 million in new federal buildings by October. Bids for the first $25 million in projects have been sought, with 22 bids opened in July and daily announcements expected as projects are chosen from congress allocated lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
L. W. Robert
Treasury
Congress
President Roosevelt launches sweeping public works and reform package
The president prepares to sign a vast set of measures including the public works plan and Glass Steagall reform. Congress adjourns as plans shift to conferences and early rolls for a sea voyage with family aboard Amberjack ST toward Campo Bello Island then Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Campo Bello Island
Canadian
Maine
James
Portland
Franklin
John
Rock
Kiwanis Luncheon Presided By Dr Gravely At Local Club
Vice President Doc Gravely chaired the Kiwanis luncheon in the president's absence as Doc Harper travels to Los Angeles for Kiwanis International. The program featured a burlesque medical exam of Frank Forester ahead of next week’s Albany district speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Gravely
Kiwanis
Doc Harper
Los Angeles
Kiwanis International
Frank Forester
Albany
Charlie Watt
Roy Hill
Ada Griesert
Lillian Presnell
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Seb Dekle
Charlie Wall
Albany Club
Teate
Legion Home
Louis Moore
Boy Scouts
Moore
Lions Club
Lions Organization
Kiwanis Club
M. A. MacDonald
Moultrie Kiwanis Club
MacDonald
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dozier Hasty
Marshal Woodson
Archbold Memorial Hospital
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BEC Dgs
Eee
C. M. Gladson
R. H. Ferguson of
Valdosta
C. E. Crook of
Macon
G. J. McNabb of
C. W. Quinn
Miami
G. T. Anderson
Tom Dickinson
Margaret Dickinson
Montgomery
Lee E. Kelly
C. J. Moore
Burness Moore
Emory University
H. H. Timmerman
Ed’ Jelks
Quitman and
Messrs
G. I. Johnson
L. H. Marlatt
Athens
C. H. Maxwell
Calvary
Grady County
T. W. Oliver
Eastman, Ga
J. S. Mars
Overstreet
Roy Bender
The
Presbyterian Church
Agnes Scott
Evelyn Rolt
Freida Patterson
Willa Taylor
Harry Owens
Lester Boring
Oris Rolt
Brooklyn
Mungo
Schumacher
Lopez
Mancuso
Philadelphia
Highway Board
Capitol
Georgia National Guard
J. L. Walker
E. Clay St
Treasury Statement
Woco- Pep
South Broad ST
W. Powell Oil and Tire Company
DR. Gravely
Forester
OL Lad
Wesson
Campbell’s
Muellers
Mueller
Macaroni
Florida
Wisconsin
California
Dewitt
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Walker’s
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