United States Seeks Accommodations at World Economic Conference
London reports quote Cordell Hull stating the American domestic recovery plan may clash with international cooperation. Senator James Couzens warned that an nationalism in U S policy risks inter national conflict at the London world economic conference. Both officials say a choice between programs may be forced as the gathering continues.
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London
Cordell Hull
United States
James Couzens
Michigan
America
Couzens
Uneasiness in U S Delegation to World Conference
London June 24 The American delegation at the world economic conference shows unease over fresh instructions to Australia’s minister Stanley M Bruce about Australia joining the plan to restrict wheat production. Canberra’s replies are unclear and officials hope Australian adherence will emerge. A Franco American accord aided by James M Cox eased tensions as optimism rose over the weekend.
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JU. S
London
Stanley M. Bruce
Canberra
Bruce
Australia
Canada
Argentina
Russia
James M. Cox
Ohio
Regents Order Cut in Farm Extension Budget
The Georgia Board of Regents ordered a 15 percent cut in the agricultural extension service budget and delayed electing a new director. The move cuts pay for all extension staff and trims 120 county agents, 30 specialists, and 80 home demonstration agents. The budget combines federal, county, state, and forestry funds, with leadership kept by Harry L. Brown and Cason J. Callaway as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Board of Regents of the
University System of Georgia
Agricultural Extension Service
Talmadge
J. Phil Campbell
Hughes Spalding
Spalding
Harry L. Brown
Erle Cocke
Cason J. Callaway
LaGrange
J. D."bolton
Tom Wisdom
University of Georgia At Athens
Barnesville Industrial College
Bowdon Normal School
Fleetwood Named Head of Georgia Press Association
Milton L. Fleetwood editor of the Cartersville Tribune News was elected president of the Georgia Press Association with Savannah chosen for the next convention city. The group tabled a resolution urging Gov. Talmadge and the highway department to resolve disputes, voting 10 to 15, citing concerns over political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Milton L. Fleetwood
Cartersville Tribune-News
Today
Georgia Press Association
Savannah
Talmadge
Highway Department
Kirk Sutlive
Blackshear Times
C. E. Benns
Butler Herald
Jal M. Stanley
Editor’s Forum
Atlanta
B. H. Hardy
Barnesville News-Gazette
Treasure
Press Association
C. H. Leavy
Brunswick News
Georgia Press Association to Elect Officers at Convention
Rome Georgia June 24 The Georgia Press Association prepared to elect officers for the coming year and hear final committee reports at Shorter College after a three day annual convention session.
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Rome
Georgia Press Association
Shorter College
Italians expect Alps clearing for Balbo flight to Chicago
Italo Balbo announced that weather over the Alps is improving and the Italian air armada will depart tomorrow morning on the first leg of its mass flight to Chicago. Balbo had weighed a route change to avoid the mountains but favorable conditions prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbetello
Italy
Alps
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Senator Borah Recovers Plans Baltimore Trip
Senator Borah, recently ill, has recovered enough to travel to Baltimore for the annual health check up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Baltimore
Washington
Freight loadings show rise in weekly revenue cars
The American Railway Association reported a week ended June 17 freight loadings total of 587 931 cars. This marks an increase of 23385 from the prior week and 69533 higher than the same week last year. Two streetcars were leased for $1 for two years to city councils of Bernesville and Bowdon for operation after board clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Railway Association
Bernesville
Bowdon
Regenta
President Roosevelt's Yacht Stalls In Maine Harbor
President Roosevelt's Amberjack II suffered engine trouble from water in the gas near Pulpit Harbor Me. He and his sons rested and played in the bay while he stayed on schedule for Campobello Island. A London trip remained ruled out per Early's statement. The voyage continued with the president ahead of plan toward Campobello.
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Pulpit Harbor
Penobscot Bay
Roosevelt
Campobello Island
New Brunswick
Bay of Fundy
Indianapolis
Washington
Atlantic
United States
London
Stephen T. Early
North Haven
Ellis
Comanche
Tenants Harbor
Franklin, Jr
John
Maine
Dirigible Macon Arrives At Lakehurst Navy Base
The Macon, built in Akron for 2 450 000 dollars, arrived at Lakehurst Naval Air Station after an 8 1/2 hour flight. Rear Admiral Ernest J. King called it a grand ship and noted refinements over the Akron as Commander Alger Dresel guided the dirigible into the hangar.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Macon
Naval Air Station
Akron
Ohio
Ohio City
Ernest J. King
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Admiral King
William A Moffett
Alger Dresel
Fate of Two Buck Brothers Given to Hands of Jury
Kenneth and Cyril Buck charged with the kidnaping of Margaret Peggy McMath were sent to a Cape Cod jury at 2 20 p m in Barnstable Massachusetts. The case proceeded with testimony and argument as the jurors weighed verdicts in the high profile abduction case.
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Buck
Little Margaret McMath
Massachusetts
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Cape Cod
Buck brothers trial ends with heated summations
Kenneth and Cyril Buck face Barnstable Superior Court as defense counsel Elias Burwick and Willard Carleton deliver final arguments in the Margaret McMath kidnapping case. District Attorney William C. Crossley presses the state’s case after a tense morning session.
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Barnstable
Mass
Barnstable Superior Courts
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Elias Burwick
Cape Cod
Willard Carleton
Cyril
Burwick
McMath
William C. Crossley
Austrian Government Arrests Nazi Leader in Villach
Vienna reports the Austrian government arrested Alfred Frauenfeld, leader of the Nazi party, at Villach in Carinthia amid alleged plans to cross into Italy. The move follows defiance by the Nazi party.
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Vienna
Alfred Frauenfeld
Villach
Carinthia
Italy
Weather Outlook For Week Starting Monday
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows frequent local showers and thundershowers in Florida and the mountains with more showers Tuesday night or Wednesday. Central and East Gulf States expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers in south and east portions early and late in the week, with seasonal or above seasonal temperatures.
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South Atlantic States
Florida
Central
East Gulf States
South
East
Weather forecast for the Southeast United States
South Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with showers in the north tonight. Georgia shows similar trends with central to northern showers. Florida sees generally fair tonight and Sunday with local thundershowers. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida expect partly cloudy to cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday.
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Weather Forkecas
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Gene's Battle at Standstill and Day Labor Pay Hike in Georgia
Atlanta June 24 UP Governor Eugene Talmadge and Highway Commissioner Jud P Wilhoit announced a pay hike for about 700 day laborers on the state highway crew aligning raises with Roosevelt policies. Wages rise from 95 cents to $1.25 for the lowest tier, with other increases across the board, funded by economy measures and department firings. The governor noted recent federal funds and court actions involving the highway board, as federal aid money faced questions amid martial law and federal injunctions.
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Atlanta
State Highway
Eugene Talmadge
Jud P. Wilhoit
Roosevelt
Highway Department
Wilhoit
Talmadge
Department
Georgia
M. J. Yeomans
J. W. Barnett
W. C. Vereen
Highway Board
Governor Talmadge to Hear Public Service Commissioners
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge prepared to convene the state public service commission on Monday to show cause why they should not be removed. The action follows a labor federation accusation of neglect of duty as the governor continues a dispute with ousted highway board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Highway Board
Eugene Talmadge
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissioners
Georgia Federation of Labor
Governor Talmadge Accepts Service Papers in Federal Suit
In Atlanta on June 24 Governor Eugene Talmadge and the state officials acknowledged service in a federal injunction seeking to dissolve martial rule and restore the ousted highway board. The hearing is set for June 30 before a three judge court in Atlanta. In a related incident, Talmadge disrupted attempted service in Fulton superior court, tearing papers and ordering arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Board
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Capitol
Jud P. Wilhoit
Highway Department
J. W. Barnett
W. C. Vereen
M. J. Yeomans
Talmadge
Lindly W. Camp
Wilhoit
Fulton Superior Court
Lindy W. Camp
S. C. Wooten
Nazi Government to Search for Strange Planes
Berlin reports Air Minister Wilhelm Goering, overwhelmed by telegrams from chambers of commerce and unions, orders two fast police scouting planes. The move follows a mysterious air raid when handbills attacking the government were dropped on Berlin. The ships aim to pursue and identify invading foreign air raiders. The German press called for air equality.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Goering
Cgierman
Germany
Wilhelmstrasse
Foreign Office
Adolph Hitler
Teleehone
Tempelhof Field
Reichstag Immunity Drops as Nazi Cabinet Extends Control
Berlin reports say Chancellor Hitler's cabinet decreed that Reichstag members lose immunity when not in session, allowing prosecutions without Reichstag consent, except during sessions. The move follows a broader law permitting official pension before retirement and signals ongoing purges of opposition leaders.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Hitler
Heinrich Lahm
Julius Lippert
Survivor airplane crash survivor picked up by ferry
Mrs. Charles Rennie Jr., 27, clung 34 hours to wreckage after a Lake Michigan crash that killed her husband and two others. Picked up Friday by Ann Arbor car ferry No. 7, she was weak from exposure. The group, en route Frankfort to Milwaukee, strayed into fog and ditched.
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Frankfort
Mich
Charles Rennie, Jr
Lake Michigan
Ann Arbor
Roosevelt launches $400 million highway plan to aid recovery
Washington reports the public works board completes allocation of the 400 million dollar highway fund for fast start next month. States receive large shares for road projects with a 30 hour work week rule and no convict labor. Texas and New York lead allocations as state populations and road mileage determine shares.
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Public Works Board
Roosevelt
Army
Navy Department
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Federal Farm Credit Agency
Federal Home Loan Bank
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Georgia Awarded Ten Million For Highways Pending Dispute
Washington reports Georgia is allotted 10,091,135 for highways under the public works bill but will not receive funds until the highway dispute involving Governor Talmadge and former highway board members is settled. Announcement by Dr. R. G. Tugwell notes other states receive July 1 allocations.
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Washington
Georgia
R. G. Tugwell
Talmadge
Highway Board
Gibson doubtful America will get war debt payments
New York June 24 United States Ambassador to Belgium and Brazil Gibson returned on President Roosevelt from Europe and voiced doubt about further war debt payments. He cited unofficial ambassadors as shaping the debtor nations to expect no payment and said there is little reason to rejoice. He also noted slow progress toward disarmament but optimism that talks could yield arms reduction formulas. He planned to go to Washington.
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New York
Hugh
Gibson
United States
Belgium
Brazil
Roosevelt
America
Washington
Raft Scene Recalls Rescue by Men on River
A fragment describes men crafting a raft and using it to support someone who sat atop it as the trio clung to the raft’s sides during a perilous river situation. The text emphasizes improvised survival and group effort.
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Regents
State Board of Regents
Fleetwood
Cartersville
Convention City
Maine Harbor
Surveys Affairs
Dirigible
Ship-of
Margaret McMath
Associated Press
Barnstable Court
Thomasville and Vicinity
Gene
State Capitol
Roosevelt Campaig
Paul Loebe
Wilhelm Leuschner
Hessian
Karlssruhe
Geneva
Reich
Joseph Ersing
Lake
Milwaukee
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