Cummings Promises Full Probe Of Mitchell Charges
Washington reports that the justice department will conduct a full investigation into charges of inefficiency graft and favoritism within seccional bureaus as former assistant secretary Mitchell testifies before the senate commerce committee. He claims corruption and lax oversight tied to the steamship and aviation sectors and says he faced suppression of his whistleblowing efforts. Secretary Roper defends the department while acknowledging no aerial facts to back Mitchell's claims and pledges to allow amplification of charges.
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Washington
Justice Department
Sec
Ewing
Secre
Weber Teat
Senate Commerce Committee
Sete
Nom Curtis
Mew
Montencea
Mexico
Missouri
Commerce Department
Air Commerce Bureau
Bureau
Special Committee
Mitchell
Morro Castle
Seat
Senate
Shipping Board
Cahfee
Shipping Board Bureau
Roper
Joseph B. Keenan
Post Office Ultimatum To Georgia Official Passes
Washington reports the June 20 deadline on the Post Office Department's ultimatum to Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Linder over the State Market Bulletin. No decision was made, Roy M. North said, suggesting to call again in a day or two for a possible announcement.
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Pcadline
P.O. Dept
Washington
Post Office Department
Fom Linder
Georgia
Department
Roy M. North
North
Linder Bows to Post Office Demand on Publication
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tom Linder says the Market Bulletin complies with state and federal laws and challenges post office officials to point out specific nonconformities. He notes the bulletin belongs to Georgia farmers and may lose second class status if funds or rules require.
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Atlanta
Postoffice Department
Tom Linder
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Market Bulletin
Official Department
Linder
Bulletin
Roosevelt
Farley
C. BR. Ellenberger
Lon Livingston
Post Office
Itws
United States Post Ofice
C. B. Mitenherper
Washington
Roosvelt
James A. Farley
L. F. Livingston
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Farm Produce Market Planned for Atlanta Area
Georgia plans a $250,009 farm produce market in Atlanta to serve the southeast. Governor Talmadge declines to comment on government in business. W L Stone announces a 60 day option to buy a 5 acre site in Atlanta for 25 000 as the department seeks to own eight markets statewide.
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Atlanta
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge
W. L. Stone
Georgia Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce Plans Campaign to Aid Country Club
The Chamber of Commerce discussed maintaining the Country Club for the coming year and prepared a citizen outreach to solicit support. A special committee led by W. F. Cox will canvassThomasville residents next week to secure funds and memberships for winter traffic and local business assets.
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Chamber Commerce
Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
W. F. Cox
M. H. Goodwin
Lee Kelly
W. R. Thomas
J. M. Golden
J. F. Evans
Thomanville
Brownies Perform in Wonderland Camp Pageant at Camp Frances
Colorful report recounts Brownies at Camp Frances staging an Alice in Wonderland themed program. Highlights include a lollipop tree, pinning game, theater debut The Little Alice, Mad Hatter Tea Party, and a crowd-pleasing puppet show. Camp leaders and local girls from Thomasville are noted along with community visitors.
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Camp Frances
Likehold
Ofer
Treason
Louise Holloright
Banky
Francis Joseph
Virginia ‘Tuck
Wonderland
Alice
Betty Watt
Brownies
Josie Neel
Alice In Wonderland
Clifford Copeland
Mad Hatter
Chan Parker
Darling Terry
Claire Wooten
Shellman
Annette Seely
Albany
Evelyn Pope
Brownie
Sharliie Curtis Smith
Blueboy
Little Alice
Ous
Alice Driver
Jesse
Bluebirds
Ruth Logan
Snow White
Rose Red
Madge LeGette
Cairg
Joyce Watts
Mother
Dwarf
Mary Ann Jeffries
Ann Gilbert
Bear
Prince
State Press Assis Tables Motion to Endorse New
A Georgia press association dinner featured talks by editors from multiple cities. Fort’s keynote urged representatives to oppose discrimination against the state while highlighting ongoing discussions on circulation and leadership within the association.
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State Press Assis
J. &. Ingram
West Georgia Teachers College
Thomas R. Luck
J.J. Thomasson
M. C. Wiley
Milton Fleetwood
The
Press Association
W. Kirkland ‘Sutlive
Blackshear News
William G. Sutlive
Savannah Evening Press
Carrollton
Fleetwood
Emily Woodward
Vienna
Hal Stanley
Albert Hardy
Gainesville
P. T. McCutcheon
Franklin
Jack Williams
Waycross
Woman's Club of
Bowdon
Bowdon College
Kyle T. Alfriend
Macon
Georgia Education Association
John G. Herring
Tifton Gazette
Dewittt Roberts
Valdosta
James R. Blair
Young Woman Dancer Falls to Death From Hotel Sills
Miss Pauline Turner 25 a stenographer from Plymouth Indiana died after tumbling from the fourth floor of a Chicago hotel during a tap dance routine on window sills. Richard Martin a clerk testified she slipped while the manager had advised her to stop the habit. The incident occurred as she worked at a downtown real estate office.
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Chicago
Pauline Turner
Richard Martin
Miss Martin
Joseph Kesser
Miss Turner
Plymouth
Ind
Wealth Tax Plan Faces Setback In 1938 Debate
Washington reports on President Roosevelt's wealth tax proposals and debt projections aiming to balance the budget. Sources describe party-political splits and potential constitutional debate as Republicans and Democrats react to inheritance tax ideas and funding plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Supreme Court
NRA
Rep. Snell
New York
Huey Long
LaFollette
Judges Hear Pleas for New Trial for Bruno
Court session under the Lindbergh window considers defense pleas for a new trial. The state posits the chisel could have caused the death of the child and questions whether evidence linking the tool to the crime supports inferences by the attorney general.
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Bruno
Hauptmann lawyers urge higher court to overturn verdict
Trenton lawyers laid out a strict legal challenge to the Flemington ruling that Bruno Hauptmann must die for the Lindbergh baby murder. They argued varying death theories and trial rights were mishandled, pressed issues of jury guidance, admission of the ladder, and alleged courtroom influence by Col. Lindbergh.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
David T. Wilentz
U. S. Supreme Court
Wilentz
Barbert Rosecrans
C. Lloyd Fisher
Frederick A. Pope
Hauptmann “Browdbeat
Mercer County
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amandus Hochmann
Lindbergh
Millard Whited
Charles B. Rossiter
Card playing culture in Burma driven by foreign card supply
Burma relies on imports from the United States Belgium and Japan for playing cards. The three nations lead in supplying cards used by locals for recreation and traditional gaming.
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Burma
United States
Belgium
Japan
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