Bobby Jones backs Sarazen to win American Open
New York reports Bobby Jones will watch the national open at Fresh Meadow Club Flushing with no intention to play. He predicts Gene Sarazen, newly crowned British Open champion, will win while he appears in an exhibition charity match with Sarazen Billy Burke and Tommy Armour after the championship.
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Bobby Jones
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
Bobby
Gene Sarazen
Jones
Fresh Meadow
Sarazen
Billy Burke
Tommy Armour
Roosevelt aided by Ku Klux Klan claims stir Wisconsin politics
New York Times reports Wisconsin Democrat John M. Callahan distributed letters alleging Ku Klux Klan backing for Roosevelt in the South. The letters, from organizers F B Summers and C W Jones of Atlanta, link Roosevelt and Farley to Klan activity. Summers and Jones sue for expenses. Roosevelt camp dismisses the charges as unfounded.
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KU Klux Klan
Wisconsin
New York
New York Times
John M. Callahan
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South
James A. Farley
Roosevelt Southern
Callahan
F. B. Summers
C. W. Jones
Atlanta
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Summers
Jones
John &. Cohen
Georgia
Farley
Busbee Charged With Murder in Robertson Shooting
In Savannah Georgia J G Busbee surrendered and was charged with murder after firing at his son in law J C Robertson through a window during a dispute with Mrs Robertson The sheriff quoted Busbee saying he was tired of Robertson mistreating Mrs Robertson The shooting happened near Greens Cut with two shotgun blasts one hitting the arm and another the chest yesterday
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Busbee
Savannah
J. G. Busbee
J. C. Robertson
Shriff
J. L. Herrington
Robertson
Bushee
Greens Cut
Chicks Far Ahead In Southern League Race This Season
The Memphis Chickasaws dominate the Southern Association race, with rookie McNeil holding Atlanta scoreless eight innings as the Chicks win 8 to 2. Reese and Brazill hit well, and Chattanooga trails as Nashville defeats New Orleans 9 to 5 in a night game.
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Memphis
Southern Association
Chickasaws
Weax
Chattanooga
McNeil
Chicks
Indians
Reese
Brazill
Nashville
New Orleans
Vols
Nurse testifies Aimee Semple McPherson husband a great lover and drinker
Myrtle John St Pierre, a 30 year old nurse, testifies she seeks 200000 dollars from David Hutton for breach of promise. She describes how Hutton allegedly expressed romantic interest in her during a dinner party and at her home, noting his remarks and behavior as proof of a pledged marriage. The testimony continues in court.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle John St. Pierre
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Miss St. Pierre
Hutton
Negotiations to Evacuate Veterans Began in Capital
Washington police leader Pelham D. Glassford said talks with Walter M. Waters aimed to shrink the bonus army in Washington to a small nucleus as Congress considered veteran bonus payments. Waters reportedly favored keeping a core group in the city with permanent quarters until action. Four more recruiting officers were dispatched to Jacksonville and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Pelham D. Glassford
Glassford
Walter M. Waters
Waters
Congress
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June 18
Treasury reports receipts for June 18 totaling 23,586,050.01 with expenditures of 18,460,858.27 and a balance of 677,144,506.45. Customs duties for the first 18 days of June amount to 10,987,229.55.
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Washington
Treasury
New York stocks hold steady amid mixed early gains
The market barely moved with small advances in a few issues such as American Telephone Union Pacific Santa Fe and Air Reduction but these gains faded. Bonds retained a good undertone while the March April May liquidation cycle may be ending. Lausanne conference and the Democratic convention attract attention though impact remains uncertain. Freight car loadings rose about 54 600 vs Memorial Day week. railroad economies hoped to improve the situation.
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New York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Yeserday
Western Union
Lausanne
Markets at a Glance Weak Stocks Steady Curb Steady
New York markets show weakness in stocks with mixed commodity moves. Cotton rose early on rains and boll weevil fears then slipped. New Orleans and New York cotton futures finished steady to slightly higher, while call money remained at 2 percent with brief high rates for short term lending.
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New York
New Orleans
New York Coffee Spot Steady Light Inquiry
New York traders report a steady but light inquiry for Rio No 7 8 Santos No 4 10 10 percent in the market with limited activity and subdued demand.
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NEW Yrk
New — York
Rio
Santos
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat markets show no bid for July. No. 2 yellow corn traded at 32.4 to 33. Oats No. 2 mixed at 21. Wheat future quotes: July 47. Sept 2016 53. Dec. corn at 29.5.
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Chicago
Shane
ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans June 21 Cotton seed oil closes steady with prime summer yellow 3.05 to 3.15 and prime crude 2.62 to 2.87 percent. Futures prices listed for June through January range from 3.18 to 3.47 with various monthly markings.
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New Orleans
Moultrie Hog Market Prices for June 21
Prices on the Moultrie market in Georgia show No 1 hogs at 3.35 while No 2 are 3.10 and No 3 and 4 hogs at 2.85. Sows also 2.85.
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Moultrie
New York butter and cheese market report
New York June 21 butter totals 28 571 pounds, creamery butter higher than extra 17 17 percent, extra 92 score 1614, first 87 91 score 414 1614, seconds 13 14. Cheese 522 106, steady, unchanged.
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New York
New York Eggs Market Mixed Prices and Credit Terms
New York on June 21 reports egg market activity with 49 096 cases described as firm. Mixed color grades 15 to 16 percent. rehanded receipts 14 14 to 15 with no grades 13 44 to 14 for special packs including unusual hennery Seda sold from store on credit 16 4.
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New York
New York Sugar Quiet as Market Opens
New York sugar trading opened quiet with no sales reported. Raw sugar stayed steady while refined listed at 3 90 per hundredweight.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady as Cattle and Hogs Move
Chicago markets show hogs steady to higher with sows strong. prices per 100 lbs range from 3.60 to 4.10 for various weights. Cattle trade active and steady to strong with 8.19 paid for medium weight steers and yearlings around 6.50 to 7.65, cows 3.25 to 5.00, bulls 3.85 to 4.75.
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Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report for Savannah
Savannah market figures show turpentine firm 3814 with sales 108 receipts 778 shipments 185 stock 10153. Rosin firm es 1 with receipts 2773 shipments 3900 stock 177212. Quoted prices list several grades from B to X with values ranging from 1.85 to 4.65 per unit.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin Firm
Warring Bridge World factions sign peace and union
New York June 21 The Bridge World Inc and Badge Headquarters Inc announce the formation of the United States Bridge Association to standardize bidding and run national tournaments. The Culbertson system remains largely unchanged while the official system adopts most Culbertson principles with minor variations.
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New York
Contract Bridge
Ely Culbertson
Bridge World, Inc
F. Dudley Courtenay
Badge Headquarters, Inc
United States Bridge Association
United States Golf Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Culbertson
Culbertson-Lenz
Cards Were Stacked Says Mamie Williams on Her Return Home
Mamie Williams, former national committeewoman, charges Postmaster General Brown told her in May Negro leadership would not build the Republican party in Georgia and warned there would be no Negro leaders left after the Chicago convention. She says Brown opposed Negro leadership in Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi and predicted Democratic control in Georgia.
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Mamie Williams
Savannah
Lily White
Brown
Washington
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
South
Roosevelt
Ohio
Chicago
Liverpool Cotton Prices Rise in Fair Demand
Liverpool notes spot cotton in fair demand with prices up ten points. American grades quoted at strict good middling 4.89 and good ordinary 3.69. futures closed steady with July 4.13 and May 4.29 among others.
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Liverpool
Chicago Poultry Prices Move Steady Across Livestock Tally
Chicago market report notes poultry alive at 53 trucks with steady prices. Fowls run 12 to 14 cents per pound for broilers and fryers, leghorns 12 to 16, springs over 3 pounds 19, turkeys 10 to 12, ducks 8 to 10, geese 8 to 9.
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Chicago
Confederate Vets Gather in Richmond for Field Dedication
Confederate veterans from the south move into Richmond to encamp as the Petersburg National Military Park dedication takes place. The 42nd annual meeting begins with the Richmond battle field dedication and a governor led welcome from Governor Pollard. Senator Connally will address the dedication of the Confederate women’s home.
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Southland
Petersburg National Military Park
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond Battle Field
Frazer’s Farm
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Sons of Confederat Veterans
John Garland Pollard
Tom Connally
Texas
Pollard
J. Fulmer Bright
Weather Summary for Thomasville and Vicinity June 21 1932
Federal weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy skies and locally s howers with thunderstorm potential for Wednesday. Observations note high and low temperatures for the month and year, with rainfall totals and humidity at 8 a.m. Wide area showers and storms affected the region, with 100 degree heat in Texas and cooler conditions in North Carolina and the central plains.
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Buffalo
el Paso
Lake Region
Rio Grande Valley
Central Plains
Salt Lake Basin
Texas
Ohio Valley
Cotton Belt
North Carolina
Tillman enters race for Brooks County state legislative seat
C. T. Tillman of Quitman president of the South Georgia Railroad and Peoples First National Bank announced in Atlanta he will run in the Democratic primary for one of Brooks county's two state house seats. He seeks tax cuts and lower government costs.
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C. T. Tillman
Quitman
South Georgia
Adel
Perry, Fla
Brooks County
Tillman
Peoples First National Bank of
Casket Plant Planned by Muecke and Sons in Macon
Henry Muecke announces that Muecke and Sons Company will start large scale manufacture of wooden caskets in Macon Georgia. The plan aims to furnish employment for additional workers and expand local production.
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Henry Muecke
Muecke and Sons Company
Cabinet Makers
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Card
A dense clue set lists across and down entries with definitions including strike, discharges, profound, unoccupied, seed covering, and more. It pairs with answers like thunderous terms, mythical names, plant terms, and tools, forming a traditional newspaper puzzle grid.
Roosevelt Men See Platform on Repeal Without Pledge
Roosevelt supporters in the Senate Democratic ranks agreed on a platform favoring submitting an amendment to repeal the 18th Amendment but not pledging the party to repeal. The idea emerged during pre convention talks as delegates head to Chicago for the national convention. Senator Hull of Tennessee plans to join discussions and may chair the resolutions committee amid renewed talks on abolishing the two-thirds rule.
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Roosevelt
Senate Democrats
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hull
Tenn
Resolutions Committee
Smith
Senate
Savannah and Atlanta Road Seeks Large Loan Request
The Savannah and Atlanta Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for a $828 761 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Receiver Charles E. Gay Jr says funds will pay $500 000 in certificates $185 655 in taxes and other debts.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Savannah and
Atlanta
Charles E. Gay, Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Typewriters Repossessed and rebuilt priced as low as ten
Repossessed and rebuilt typewriters offered at Albany Georgia with sale details from Times Enterprise. Underwood agent advertises units from ten dollars, with no hunting or trespassing notice on sale cards priced ten cents each or one dollar per dozen.
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Enterprise
Underwood
Albany
Rev John H Ellis killed in Atlanta. Herman Thomas charged
The Rev John H Ellis a 1 year old retired Methodist minister was killed by an automobile in Atlanta last night. Authorities detained Herman Thomas as the driver and charged him with reckless driving. Georgia figures: P K Patrick of Athens named chairman of the board of directors for the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association with C Oliver of Augusta as vice chairman.
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John H. Ellis
Herman Thomas
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
P. K. Patrick
Athens
C. Oliver
Augusta
Elberton
Georgia de Molay Lodge
Columbus
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