Mussolini pushes for expulsion of Ethiopia from League
Italian sources say Mussolini seeks a radical fix to the Italo Ethiopian dispute. He would demand Ethiopia be expelled from the League of Nations, an Italian occupation, and a protectorate, if Eden raises the issue in talks. The two leaders met in Venice to discuss the Anglo German naval pact and aviation accord.
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Rome
Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Duce
League
Venezia Palace
Il Duce
Eden
Germany
Britain
Italy
France
Tr Duce
United States
Cattle Die In Electrical Storm At Trion Farm
Nineteen dairy cattle were found dead in a pasture owned by the Trion Company after an electrical storm in Trion Georgia on June 24.
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Trion
Trion Company
Opposition From Gene Listed In Govt Problems
Secretary Ickes recalls Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia in his book Back To Work as a case showing difficulties in approving public works. He cites Talmadge vetoing a highway certificates as collateral for PWA projects and blocking a $2,691,900 University of Georgia allotment.
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Washington
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Ickes
Georgia Executive
Talmadge
University of Georgia
E“Ute
PWA
Weo
Does Big Business Mean Big Profits
Washington reports mixed findings on corporate size and profits. Treasury data from 1931 and 1932 show earnings rising with company size, but studies caution the figures reflect a downturn period and do not guarantee higher profits for all large firms.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
National Bureau of Economic Research
W. L. Crum
Harvard University
Walmsley Says Huey Long Inspired City Garbage Strike
New Orleans mayor T Semmes Walmsley charged that Senator Huey P Long inspired last Friday's one day garbage workers strike after 300 city collectors sought back pay and lighter duties. Walmsley refused to resign while workers warned of a renewal if demands were not met.
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Walmsley
Charles Parks
FERA Plans to Put Georgia Jobless to Work
Miss Gay B Shepperson Georgia FERA administrator announces plans to absorb all of Georgia unemployed in a federal work relief program within sixty days. 15 000 to 20 000 Georgians to be employed first week of July and remaining 71 000 heads of families on relief to be placed by September 1951.
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Atlanta
FERA
Georgia
Gay B. Shepperson
Washington
Shepperson
National
Om Zetief
UWA
Miss Shepperson
Chain store tax injunction hearing pushed to Friday
Cir court Judge J B Johnson postponed the hearing on the application for an injunction against the state's new chain store tax law. The delay was agreed by Russ J Davis of Chipley the plaintiff and the attorney general's office representing Comptroller J M Lee.
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HI Arerg
Tallahassee
Fla
J. B. Johnson
Russ J. Davis
Chipley
Attorney General's Office
J. M. Lee
Police guard U S Embassy in Mexico City after bombing
Police reinforced the United States embassy in Mexico City as authorities probe a bombing that damaged windows and a wall section. A dynamite charge thrown from a car into the garden shattered a nine inch wall gap and damaged Ambassador Josephus Daniels private office. The attack, tied to communist groups, follows a similar attempt near the Japanese legation months earlier.
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Mexico
D. C
United States
Josephus Daniels
Ceniceros
Colonia
Juarez
Legation
No Clues on Suspect in Florida Convict Death Case
Lyons Ga June 24 Sheriff Culpepper Toombs county reports no clues on whereabouts of man sought for shooting Henry Grace a paroled Florida convict Grace fatally wounded June 15 while riding in a truck with a man named Sammie Mann pardoned by Governor Eugene Talmadge in October 1934 after serving a term at the state prison farm for voluntary manslaughter.
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Fla
Lyons
Toombs County
Henry Grace
Florida
Grace
Cwsepper
Sammie Mann
Eugene Talmadge
Two Die In Weekend Crash Near Waynes Lake
Two men were killed in a weekend automobile accident near Waynes Lake, nine miles south of Gainesville Georgia. Victims were William Hicks, 60, of near Murrayville and Herschel V Johnson, 65, a well known Gwinnett County farmer.
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Gainesville
Waynes Lake
Here
William Hicks
Murrayville
Herschel Vv. Johnson
Gwinnett County
Checks for milk sales rise at Kraft Phenix Cheese plant
Checks totaling about seven hundred dollars were issued Saturday to milk producers in the section for sales to the local cheese plant during its first fifteen days of operation from June 1 to June 15. Pink Adams received 51.98 for net proceeds on the Lake Tamonia route and sold 251 pounds that day, with her average daily production rising as more routes opened and more producers joined.
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Kraft- Phenix Cheese Corp
Atlanta
Pink Adams
Iamonia
Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Tamonia Lake
W.R. Rockel
Pietcalfe
Thomasville
J. N. Nash
John Rollins
Lake Jackson
T. P. Strickland
Tamonia
Lake Iamonia
Labor disputes spread across America with toll on mills and tankers
The United Textile Workers called out 2,800 New England mill workers amid the first major textile dispute since code expiration. Seamen’s Union struck on coal tankers owned by Cities Service, tying up four vessels in Boston Providence and Port Arthur. In Omaha, arbitration continued after trolley workers walkout. National guards stood by as Sawmills and Timber Workers Union mobilized 35,000. Cleveland’s 18 bakeries closed, putting about 2,600 out of work, while unions sought federal mediation.
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AsSociated Press
United States
New England
United Textile Workers of America
Uxbridge Worsteq Company
International Seamen's Union
Cities Service Company
Boston
Providence
R. I
Port Arthur
Texas
Percy Pryor
Omaha
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Northwest
California
Washington
National Guardsmen
Sawmills and Timber Workers Union
Cleveland
Bakery Drivers Union
Campaign of Fear Denounced Over Florida Canal
General Charles S. Summerall condemned a campaign of fear about the Gulf Atlantic ship canal. He warned Florida growers the plan would not harm water supplies and urged support for the project as a major state opportunity. Summerall, former Army chief, chairs the Florida canal authority and leads the National Gulf Atlantic Ship Canal Association.
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Washington
Charles S. Summerall
Florida
Summerall
Linsted States Army
Ship Canal Authority
National Gulf Atantic Ship Canal Association
Authhority
Georgia troops guard condemned negro in Jefferson trial
A white woman attacked near Nicholson, Georgia, spurred a riot guard response as 60 national guardsmen escorted J. B. Allen alias J. B. Reece to trial in Jefferson. The defendant was convicted and sentenced to die July 19, with guards protecting the courthouse and transporting him to Milledgeville for the death penalty.
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Jack Bates
Associated Press
Jefferson, Ga
National
J. B. Allen
J. B. Reece
National Guardsmen
Lindley W. Camp
R. M. Culberson
W. W. Starke
Jackson County
Nicholeon
Athens
Atlanta
State
Milledgeville
Jeferson
Jefferson
J. B. Alien
Cn Reece
Nicholson
Flanigan Tobacco Grading Bill Faces House Debate
Washington dispatch reports heated House Rules Committee discussion over Rep Flannigan's tobacco grading bill. Detractors accuse officials of seeking government control. supporters cite lack of a standard system for fair pricing and grading. Critics warn graders could be unqualified youths or derelicts, while proponents note potential safeguards.
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Dackers
Flannigan
D. Va
Retinson
Ro Ky
Chapman
Democrats Seek FDR Opinion On Tax Plans
Washington June 24 A question was asked if President Roosevelt wants his new taxation program acted on this session but no answer came. Senate debates on a 1 billion farm tenant aid bill continued while the House worked on minor legislation and White House silence persisted. The president returned from Hyde Park and no timing was given for a reply though there is belief tax proposals may be addressed before adjournment. Speaker Burns signaled a substantial House majority for the program and indicated a preference to dispose of the issue this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
White House
Hyde Park
Congress
Burns
Tennessee Valley Authority
House Military Committee
Arthur Morgan
House Naval Committee
Swanson
Yates Stirling, Jr
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Russia
New Age
Leaders Seen to Learn If Febr Wants Tax Bill Enacted
Democratic leaders planned a 5 p m White House meeting with President Roosevelt to discuss pushing the wealth tax plan this session. Attending were Senator Robinson and Speaker Burns with finance chairmen Harrison and Doughton. Robinson urged enacting higher levies on large incomes to prevent uncertainty and predicted adjournment around mid August if policy is followed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robinson
Burns
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Paroled Florida Man Who Killed Baby Daughter
Henry Grace who received life in prison for killing his baby daughter in a St. Petersburg park was released from Florida state prison last December after about three years of confinement. He was paroled to his uncle J. Le Gee Mann of Lyons Georgia, amid Grace's claim the death occurred during a accidental pistol discharge while scuffling with his wife at a park gathering.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Henry Grace
Florida
St. Petersburg
J. LeGee Mann
Lyons
Grace
Young man killed with an ax near Ellijay Georgia
Ellijay Georgia June 24 Sheriff W E Rackley Gilmer county reports a young man named Buster Bailey was killed last night near here. Witnesses say Bailey was struck on the head with an ax after Bailey allegedly drew a gun.
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Ellijay
W. E. Rackley
Gilmer County
Buster Bailey
Rackley
Bailey
Weather Summary for South Carolina Georgia Florida
South Carolina fair tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy conditions and little temperature change. Georgia fair tonight and Tuesday with partly cloudy skies and gradually rising temperatures in the north. Florida partly cloudy with local showers possible Tuesday and tonight in central and south regions. Northwest Florida fair tonight and Tuesday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
North Portion
South Portion
Florida
South
Northwest
Worida
Committee Delays Action on Jobs Industry Bill Schedule
The committee postponed action on granting the bill a place near the top of the legislative calendar, delaying potential gains in the industry and leaving supporters waiting for a later review.
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George
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Fera Maps
America
BAKER
Confectionery
Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
Rooseveltt
Perkins
Harvey Friedman
Fighteen
Drivers
D. Ky
Gale
Department of Agriculture
Chapman Sald
Fulmer
FDR
Demos
Slayer OF Baby Daughter
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