New "Blue Eagle" Drives Boycott Of German Goods
A New York report describes a pro Nazi boycott movement led by German American shops especially in Yorkville. The effort urges customers to shun German products and seek German American goods as tension over Jews in Germany rises. The drive follows U.S. congressional probes and signals from pro Nazi groups while Berlin cites foreign debts pressures. A woodcock banded in Alabama in 1932 was later captured near Sydney in 1933.
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NEW “Blue Eagle
AIDS
Fight OF Shops
The
Eagle
Nazi Germany
Yorkville
Germany
New York
Hitler
Hlins Luhér
Washington
United States
Herit
Heinz Panknoehel
Friends of New Germany
Dickstein
America
Wialmar Schacht
Jerestréat
Reichebank
Chmmerce
Reich
Fairhope
Ala
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Agnes Turverson
Enrollment week at Joyes School features visitors in Thomasville
Mr J W Hargrove of Jacksonville and Mr Grant S Davis of Atlanta visit yesterday. Misses Caroline Mays and Lila Hammond arrive for weeks of training in New York. Mr H V Scarborough of Macon and others tour town. Mrs Sampson or Harris families visit relatives. One patient, John C Vaughan, remains critically ill from pneumonia. Virginia Codper leaves for World's Fair. Window glass offered by Neel Bros.
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Caroline Mays
Lila Hammond
Thomasville
Fifth Avenue Hospital
New York
Digest poll shows Roosevelt New Deal gain in approval
New York June 22 A 3 percent rise in Roosevelt and New Deal support is recorded in the Literary Digest poll. Of 1,169,827 ballots, 727,700 or 62.21 percent favor the New Deal, with 442,127 against. Clergymen, businessmen, and physicians show varied margins. Vermont is the sole state with an opposing edge.
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New York
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Vermont
Bennett Seen As Likely Georgia Line Coach After Stellar Bulldog Career
Georgia football fans recall Tiger Bennett as a key guard in the 1929 31 teams, hailed for grind and grit. He later coached at Mercer before returning to Georgia as a possible line coach candidate alongside Harry Mehre.
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A. G. Smith
Associated Press
Jasper C
Tiger
Bennett
University of Georgia
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Maddox
Leathers
Jim Patterson
South
Athens
Patterson
1St University
Gainesville
Yale
New Haven
Lake Russell
Mercer
Macon
Bulldogs
University
Synthetic rubber auto tires first time in America
Wilmington Delaware June 22 synthetic rubber tires that look and wear like natural rubber have been achieved in the United States. Du Pont and Dayton Rubber Manufacturing announce the tires built from acetylene salt and water. Road tests in Arizona Ohio Maryland.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
du Pont Company
Dayton (Ohio) Rubber Manufacturing Company
Amercan
J. A. MacMillan
Dayton Company
Arizona
Ohio
Maryland
MacMillan
Atlantans Seek Aid in Fight for Air Projects
Atlanta June 20 W B Hart field member of the state legislature and aviation advocate appealed to Fulton Dekalb and other counties to join Glynn county in the fight for airport aid. The Glynn County board pledged highway certificates to the PWA for a loan to build an airport and hangar. A test case is before the supreme court on whether runways count as transportation roads under the constitution.
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Atlanta
W. B. Hartfield
Fulton
Dekalb
Glynn
Board of Commissioners of
PWA
Supreme Court
Florida Would Save Bass for Sportsmen Visitors
The Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce leads conservationists seeking to outlaw commercial sale of black bass in the state to protect a sport fishing draw. They note past booms from anglers visiting Florida who spent millions, but warn commercial seining may push the species to extinction.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida Junor Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Murderer to Be First Victim of Colorado Gas Chamber
William Cody Kelley awaits sunset in Canon City as the first inmate scheduled for the penitentiary’s lethal gas chamber. He was convicted of killing Russell Browning, a Delta rancher, during a robbery. The warden promises a humane, painless death, noting prior gas chamber tests on animals.
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Colorado
Canon City
Colo
William Cody Kelley
Kelley
Russell Browning
Delta
Chevrolet Electric Work by Funderburk & Taylor
Chevrolet electric work and general repairs completed by Funderburk and Taylor, contact Carroll Will LA at 756-W for service and estimates.
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Chevrolet
Funderburk & Taylor
W Carroll
TVA Power Director Accuses Forces Aiming to Undermine TVA
Jackson Tenn June 22 David Lilienthal head of TVA told civic leaders that powerful groups under disguises seek to destroy TVA long term goals and block the president's objectives. He urged the audience to decide the outcome against selfish interests.
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Jackson, Tenn
David
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
West Tennessee
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