Paraguyan Soldiers Trapped as Bolivian Artillery Smashes Chaco Front
Buenos Aires reports thousands of Paraguayan troops trapped and slaughtered by fierce Bolivian artillery in the Chaco Boreal Fort Ballivian clash. The seven day Paraguayan drive aimed at the Con dado and Pilcomayo sectors ended in heavy losses and a stubborn Bolivian defense.
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Chaco
Buenos Aires
Chaco Boreal
Fort Ballivian
Paraguay
Bolivia
Pilcomavo
Canada Strongest
Canada el Carman
Bolivan Line
Condado
Pilcomayo
Ballivian
Chaco Roreal
Five Georgia papers honored at state press convention
The Georgia Press Association praised The Lavonia Times Covington News The Charlton County Herald and The Atlanta Georgian for outstanding work. Officers for 1934-35 were elected and plans discussed for a 1936 fiftieth anniversary.
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Charlton County Herald
Covington
Savannah
Georgia Press Association Today
Lavania Times
Covington News
Chariton County Herald
Atlanta Georgian
Milton L. Fleetwood
Cartersville Tribune News
W. Kirkland Sutlive
The
Blackshear Times
Charley E. Benns
Butler Herald
Hal M. Stanley
Roosevelt
Fleetwood
Casey
Lavonia Times
Lavonia
W. G. Sutlive
Georgia Press Association
Georgia
W. Trox Bankston
Pavo Weekly
Pavo
H. H. Dean
Tarleton Collier
J. C. Williams
Eters County Herald
Folkston
Bankers
Harriman Mills Threaten 10 Close Plant Over Blue Eagle
The Harriman Hosiery Company warns it will shut down Tuesday risking 653 jobs unless the NRA Blue Eagle insignia is restored. The NRA emblem was removed April 20 after the National Labor Board cited code violations tied to collective bargaining practices. A Pennsylvania order cancellation, tied to not flying the Blue Eagle, weighs on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio Hosiery Company
NRA
Washington
Harriman
A. R. Glancy
Wright
Glancy
Pennsylvania
Harriman Mills
State Officers Revolt Against Governor Langer
Six elective state officers joined a revolt against Governor William Langer. They said they would not recognize him until the courts decide his status, citing his felony conviction disqualifying him from office. Langer and four others were convicted in federal court of conspiring to obstruct federal relief funds by soliciting political contributions from relief workers.
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William Langer
Langer
Gov Langer
Father Fights Attempt to Vaccinate Children
Carlisle Pa June 23 Eleven months in jail and willingness to stay there for life prove unavailing to John Marsh in his fight to prevent vaccination of two of his children. He believes vaccination will blind them. he served five day sentences and lost his case. Today Daniel nine and Lorna eight are to be vaccinated as Marsh is freed while still protesting the procedure.
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Carlisle
John Marsh
Marsh
Ail
Daniel
Lorna
Legislator Shot by Divorced Wife in Atlanta
In Atlanta Mrs. George Eckford, separated from state legislator Eckford, shot at night from a back window. Eckford, 38, was seriously wounded with a bullet through the abdomen after a reported burglary alarm. Mrs. Eckford, stating she acted in defense of home and children, testified before Recorder A. W. Callaway. The couple had been divorced about two years and Eckford had a restraining order.
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Atlanta
George Eckford
A. W. Callaway
Recorder
Eckford
Harry Morrill, ,Jr
Asne
Narby
Baruch Calls for Government Control of Wartime Industry
Baruch, head of the World War Industries Board, urged complete government control of all wartime industry profits and pricing at the Army Industrial College graduation. He proposed recapturing profits, fixing prices, and taxing excess gains to ensure social justice and wartime sacrifice. In Georgia, truck operators were warned to register with the code authority within four days or face penalties.
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Washington
Reéernard M. Baruch
World War Industries Board
Army Industrial Colege
Baruch
Atlanta
Georgia
H. CC. Chandler
State Code Authority
Rubber Code Clash Involves Three Firms And NRA
The Rubber Code Authority accuses Phillips-Baker Rubber Company Providence Rhode Island La Crosse Rubber Mills La Crosse Wisconsin and Goodyear Rubber Company Middletown Connecticut of price filing violations. The dispute centers on price fixing and the right to file or wait for filed prices, with potential impact on NRA price controls. The case could shape industrial stability and set a legal standard for future code enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal
Tve
NRA
Rubber Code Authority
Phillips-Baker Rubber Company
Providence
R. Co
la Crosse Rubber Mills
la Crosse
Wis
Goodyear Rubber Company
Middletown
Opnogenis
Nyrice
The
Trade Commission
Four Year Old Girl Rescues Boy At Atlanta Park Pool
In Piedmont Park Atlanta a 44yearold girl heroically saved 6yearold Junior Jones from drowning at the city pool. The child, who briefly rode a barrel, was in water over his head before Marjorie Slef reached him and pulled him to safety.
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Boy
Atlanta Park
Atlanta
Piedmont Park City
Junior Jones
Marjorie Slef
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
Period of scattered thundershowers at the start of the week and again toward the end. Warm at the beginning, with cooler days on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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South Atlantic States
Weather Outlook For Southeast States This Weekend
A mix of fair and unsettled conditions across South Carolina Georgia and Florida with scattered showers in parts of Florida on Sunday afternoon. Alabama coastal areas may see partly cloudy unsettled conditions while inland remains fair. Northwest Florida expected fair tonight then partly cloudy and unsettled on Sunday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
California Woman Kidnapped Found in Texas Hotel
Mrs Sibyl Fidanque a 39 year old San Jose California radio entertainer was abducted from her home on June 16 and found exhausted in a El Paso hotel after a gunmen with a woman abducted her and forced her into a car. Her son Jack 19 flew toward El Paso while authorities questioned a woman accomplice and a large man described as Jim.
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el Paso
Tex
Sibyl Fidanque
San Jose
Cal
Jack
California
Tucson
Ariz
Fidanque
Panama Canal Zone
Pirlie
Maizie
Jim
Business firms must meet NRA, solvency to seek RFC loans
Washington June 23. 00) Firms seeking Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans under the act must meet a long list of requirements. They must be NRA members, in business since Jan 1 1934, apply to the RFC's newest loan agency, have 32 supply adequate security be solvent upon loan, be unable to get bank loans, show the loan will increase or maintain employment, not seek over 500000, declare no dividends without RFC consent, let RFC set officers salaries, state prevailing bank rates, not undertake new construction except for replacements or employment gains, not engage in import export trades, not deal in foreign acceptances or exchange losses, provide security other than contract assignments if a contractor needs working capital, and no loans under the law after Dec 1 1924 amendment. Loans run 3 to 5 years with possible 2-year extension. RFC to work with banks and Fed. Applications to be filed at nearest branch, not Washington office.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
NRA
RIC
Dacequate Security
Rigc
REC
Federal Reserve Banks
Woman Must Hang for Killing Husband
A superior court jury in Los Angeles finds Nellie Madison 39 a murderer for killing her husband Eric 45 a film studio auditor with five shots to his back in their apartment on March 24. The verdict convicts her of first degree murder with four women and eight men on the jury.
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Los Angeles
Nellie Madison
Superior Court
Eric
Film Studio
Cuban Gunboat Cuba Revolt Sparks Cuban Mobilization
The gunboat Cuba with 120 men revolted at Antilla over Chief of Navy Angil Gonzalez appointment. Troops moved from Santiago to Antilla, 100 soldiers dispatched, and a high level naval conference was held. Capt Evaristo Ulloa allegedly led the revolt and sent a wireless statement refusing Gonzalez authority.
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Havana
Cuba
Antilla
Santiago
Angil Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Oriente
Naval
Evaristo Ulloa
Ford Exclusion From Bidding Drives Up Government Car Prices
A House investigation shows prices quoted to the government for automobiles rose after Henry Ford was barred from bidding under the NRA order. The committee will probe the circumstances behind President Roosevelt’s action, asking whether the president knew of the situation and if other firms provided required compliance certificates. The inquiry aims to determine fault and assess impact on contracts and surplus Army goods.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington, D. C
House
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Ford
NRA
Kvale
Yale
Vi Bash
Quartermaster General
Bush
Department
Tec
Joseph Silverman, Jr
Woodring
Silverman
Chaimman Bercers
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Rossi and Codos Sail Home From Flight in Champlain
Captain Maurice Rossi and Lieutenant Paul Codos, who flew nonstop from France to the United States last month, sailed for home on the liner Champlain. Their plane was dismantled and stowed on deck. They were accompanied by their wife and said they hoped to make another air trip to this country.
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New York
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
France
United States
Champlain
More Evidence Emerges Against Ivan Poderjay in Missing Case
Vienna reports three new lines of investigation in the Poderjay case. Police say sufficient evidence exists to charge him with murder in the United States. A trunk linked to Poderjay was found at his Ljubljana home. His first living wife Zhivka Bradic is identified as the niece of Punisha Rachich, the alleged riot-era assassin.
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Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Turverson
New York
Bruno Barber
Vienna International Police
Poderjay
United States
Poderjag
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Zhivka Bradic
Miss Tulverson
Lengthy illness proves fatal to John C. Vaughn
John Crawford Vaughn dies at 2:35 P.M. at 526 Fletcher Street after a prolonged battle with pneumonia following an earlier appendix operation and pleurisy. Survived by wife Margaret Jones Vaughn and daughter Florence Jones Vaughn. funeral Monday at 5 P.M. with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Vaughn's lineage traces to Gen. John Vaughn and the Jones family of Greenwood Plantation. Continued on page five.
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Jonn
Vaughn
Fletcher St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Fletcher Street
E. R. Jerger
F. B. Harris
H. Smith
John Watt
D. R. Pringle
Charles Driver
Margaret Jones
Florence Jones Vaughn
E. A. Almand
Savannah
John Crawford Vaughn
Ben
Greenwood Plantation
John Vaughn
Thomasville
Jefferson Davis
John Triplett
Tennessee
Florence Jones
Thomas and
Lavinia. Jones
Jones
South Georgia
Mr. Vaughn
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Fort Ballivan
Sanford
New Deal
By Robert Bunnelle
Federal’ ‘Trade Board
Wirs
Texas
Texas City
RFC
Angil Gonzales
U. S
TRON
Bruno Barker
John C. Vaughn
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