Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June
Washington report shows June 19 treasury position with receipts 42 390 592 69 dollars and expenditures 82 106 948 57 dollars. Customs for the month 21 437 275 13. Fiscal year receipts 4 010 916 082 04 and expenditures 8 655 938 194 72, including 3 206 734 247 60 emergency spending. Gross debt 34 350 672 800 73, gold assets 10 543 985 079 44.
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Murder tonight in the Burdett mansion investigation
Inspector Hylton and Sergeant White probe the murder of Squire Burdett found struck and slain in his old manor. They question servant Andrew Lumsdale who recalls his alibis and reveals tense, unseen rooms of the house as the inquiry continues.
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Scotland Yard
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Lamsdale
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Old Burdett
Enderton Court
Kingsley Hylton
Dividends of 4.5 Million Planned by Georgia Enterprises
About 4.5 million dollars in dividends await Georgia Enterprises stockholders. Distribution is scheduled for July 1. The payout is 50 cents per share on 4,000,000 Coca Cola Company shares.
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Atlanta
Georgia Enterprises
Coca Cola Company
Georgia Delegation Heads to Democratic Convention in Philadelphia
Four member Georgia delegation travels to Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention. Headquarters listed at Hotel Pennsylvania with rooms allocated at the Pennsylvania Sylvania and Philadelphia hotels. Governor Talmadge’s secretary Carlton Mobley joins the party, with Spalding of Atlanta hosting on the train and flowers planned from Lexington’s Chamber of Commerce.
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Associated Press
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Chamber of Commerce
South Georgia
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Atlanta
Spalding
Carlton Mobley
Talmadges
Rain predicting bird from Mexico seeks new home in Tampa
Rafael Ruesga, Mexican consul in Tampa, owns a rain forecast bird whose bones ache in damp weather and cries before storms. He plans to part with the road runner, noting the bird guides him to close windows before leaving. In Charleston, South Carolina, quadruplets born to a black couple raise the total to 19 children born to the mother.
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Rafael Ruesga
Ruesga
Charleston
S. C
Stock To Reach Two Million Dollar Total Involvement
A stock totaling two million dollars will be the largest amount involved in the transaction.
Government loses delays in injunction trial at DC court of appeals
Washington June 22 The District of Columbia court of appeals reversed a stay delaying trial of injunction suits against holding companies in the Wheeler Rayburn law case. The government argued a test would arise from New York actions against Electric Bond and Share Company. Justice Van Orsdel said cases are not all integral to the bond and share suit. Also cited are United Light and Power United Light and Railways Continental Gas and Electric American Light and Traction and Tennessee Electric Power. Separate note lists related parties and potential impact on similar suits. In New Britain Connecticut 1300 Fafnir Bearing employees will receive a quarterly bonus based on past earnings.
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New Britain
Conn
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Christens Great-Grandchild in Savannah Service
The Rt Rev Frederick Reese christens a great grandchild in Savannah Georgia on June 22. The ceremony marks a family and church milestone as attended relatives and clergy gather for the rite at the Savannah parish.
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Savannah, Ga
Frederick FF. Reese
Episcopal
Flashes of Life: Kitchenette Trends and Railroading Music
In Memphis the bureau notes a shift from mammy type cooks to streamlined servants as small urban kitchens prove too tight. In Richmond, Ellis Edmund plays a locomotive whistle by ear for riders along his rail route. In Evanston a woman survives a fumes incident aided by her parrot's alert call over the phone. A Georgia bishop christens his first great grandchild, daughter of Rev Francis Craighill Jr. of New York.
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Ellis Edmund
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Ill
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Georgia
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New York
Cardui touted as vegetable remedy for female pain
Cardui described as a purely vegetable medicine for relief of functional periodic pain nervousness and weakness from poor nourishment. A testimonial from Mrs W E Barnett of Taylors reports six bottles reduced cramps headaches and nervousness, suggesting Cardui as a common sense relief option unless symptoms persist or a physician is needed.
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Taylors
Cardus
Comsl & Physician
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