Temporary injunction restrains processing taxes in Alabama
Federal Judge W S Grubb granted the Alabama Packing Company a temporary injunction stopping the collector of internal revenue from collecting processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. A final hearing is set for July 20. An amendment asks to restrain tax collection under AAA amendments now pending in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Internal Revenue
Alabama Packing Company
U. S. District Court
W. S. Grubb
AAA
Congress
Leslie M. Grantham 300 Williams Building Real Estate
Leslie M. Grantham lists real estate and city rentals at 300 Williams Building. Includes farm and city rental properties and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie M. Grantham
Willams
Tax Collections in Georgia Seen Rising in 1935
Atlanta reports the internal revenue bureau forecasts a substantial rise in Georgia tax collections for fiscal 1935 over 1934. Last year near 30 million dollars. 1935 figures due around July 15. Page notes staff growth and processing tax expansion boosted collections and that Georgia led states in percentage increase for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Bureau
Georgia
W. E. Page
Internal Revenue
Page
R. W. Pax Corporation
North Carolina Angler Reels Spectacled Trout at Lake James
Marion June 25 reports John Larkin of Asheville catching a 3 1/2 pound trout in Lake James. The fish reportedly had shell-rimmed spectacles in its gills, according to Larkin speaking from the shallows.
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Marion
N. C
John Larkin
Asheville
Lake James
Larkin
First Internal Revenue Collector Named by Roosevelt
Georgia North Carolina and Florida papers note this man became the first internal revenue collector appointed by President Roosevelt when he took office. He will oversee tax collection and enforcement during the early New Deal era.
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Enerates
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt
Local Visitors Stop By For Transactions
Mr. J. E. Matthews of Albany and Mr. W. B. Hill of Atlanta were among yesterday and today’s business visitors. Miss Rosalie Upchurch returned from Jacksonville Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Conoley and Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Stokes announced births and arrivals. Cay Jr. and Betty Lois noted. Brothers of a deceased Metcalfe industry pioneer remembered him fondly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Matthews
Albany
W. B. Hill
Atlanta
Rosalie Upchurch
Jacksonville Beach
Mrs. Clifford Conoley
Jacksonville
C. Q. Stokes
Albany, Ga
Cay, Jr
Stokes
Vivian Carter
Modernizing Ina Repairing All Kinds Construction Work
Mr. A. W. Pittman returned from Savannah where he attended the annual conference of Safety secretaries and reporters of the A. C. L. Railway at the DeSoto Hotel. Mrs. EB. F. Wahl motored to Montreal, N. C., to spend a week at a rented summer home. Her guests included Mrs. Robert Wimberly of Savannah, Mrs. John T. King and Mrs. BH. R. Jerger.
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Ina
B. L. Brewton & Son
Fletcher St
A. W. Pittman
Savannah
A. C. L. Railway
DeSoto Hotel
EB. F. Wahl
Montreal
N. C
Robert Wimberly
John T. King
BH. R. Jerger
Tribute to memory of late J. W. Horne in Thomasville
A living memorial to J. W. Horne, prominent Thomasville melon producer and shipper, was displayed at the Commercial Bank. Large watermelons bearing Horne Brothers labels and cards honoring the late man drew many visitors and highlighted his significance in the regional melon industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Elmer, Olin
E.F. Horne
Metcalfe
J. W. Horne
Thomasville
Thomas County
Horne Brothers
J. W .Horne
J W. Horne
Prayer Meeting At Mrs Watt North Dawson Street
Neighborhood prayer gathering set for Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs W A Watt on North Dawson street All are invited to attend Governor Eugene Talmadge plans to return to Atlanta from Tallahassee where he joined Georgia senators yesterday as guest of Senator J M Simmons of Bainbridge for a fellowship meeting
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W. A. Watt
Dawson Street
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Capitol
Tallahassee
Fla
Georgia Senate
J. M. Simmons
Bainbridge
Senator Cutting's Unusual Will Totals Nearly Four Million
The late New Mexico senator's hand written will admitted to probate lists 133 bequests from $1,000 to $150,000. The estate valued at 3,976,260 dollars includes gifts to friends in New Mexico and to his newspaper the Santa Fe New Mexican. Executors named are Olivia M. Cutting and Baca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
High Station
Low
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
United States Senate
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Jesus M. Paca
Santa Fe
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Phillip LaFollette
Senator Cutting
Olivia M. Cutting
Oakdale
New York
Baca
Five Suits Referred To District Attorney In Cotton Tax Case
Five suits filed by Canton Cotton Mills Covington Mills and Princeton Manufacturing Company seek about 1 000 000 in taxes paid under the cotton processing tax. The cases challenge the agricultural adjustment act as unconstitutional and were referred to United States District Attorney T Hoyt Davis with a hearing set for the first Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
United States
T. Hoyt Davis
Georgia
W. E. Page
Internal Revenue
Columbus
Davis
Canton Cotton Mills
Canton
Covington Mills
Covington, Ga
Princeton Manufacturing Company
Athens
Bombing of U S Embassy Seen as Embarrassing Move
Unofficial view attributes the attack on the U S embassy in Washington to efforts to embarrass President Lazaro Cardenas's government. Ambassador Josephus Daniels did not lodge a complaint and an investigation into the Sunday bombing, which caused slight damage, was expected to wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Mexico
D. C
United States
Lazaro Cardenas
Josephus Daniels
Briton says Germany will not resume unrestricted submarine warfare
Sir Charles Byres-Monsell announced in the house of commons that Germany had agreed not to engage in open submarine warfare again. He said Germany was willing to adhere to the London Naval Treaty rules on submarine warfare and accept them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Charles Byres-Monsell
Admiralty
House of Commons
Bolton
Plea Seeks Clark Gable to Enter Priesthood
A 100000 word plea asks Clark Gable to renounce cinema for the pulpit. Rev Samuel Williams of Hopeland Ohio, who has pursued Gable for two weeks, abandons efforts and returns to Ohio after leaving the plea on location at Santa Catalina Island.
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Los Angeles
Clark Gable
Samuel Williams
Gable
Georgia cotton mills sue over processing tax as unconstitutional
Seven suits filed by four Georgia mills seek refund of more than 1.1 million dollars paid under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Plaintiffs charge unconstitutional delegation of legislative power and improper use of proceeds, with claims against Internal Revenue Collector WE Page and Secretary Henry Wallace. Firms Sutherland Tuttle Brennan and Jones Powers Williams represent Canton Cotton Mills and others.
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Macon
Georgia
T. Hoyt Davis
United States
Middle District of
We.page
Internal Revenue
Georgia District
Henry A. Wallace
Treasury Department
Canton Cotton Mills
Princeton Manufacturing Company
Athens
Palmetto Cotton Mills, Inc
Palmetto
Congress
States
Cronvey
Atlanta
Sutherland,Tuttle and Brennan
Jones, Powers and Williams
Baldwin Rejects Call for New World Economic Conference
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin declined a proposal by William Craven-Fillis to convene a world economic conference of industrial nations, opposing an initiative framed as a global economic initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baldwin
William Craven- Fillis
World Economic Conference of Industrial Nations
Foreign News Snapshot From The Global Dispatches
AP reports Eden seeks Italy’s intent on Ethiopia from Mussolini while a Medellin crash kills 14 including Carlos Gardel and Ernesto Samper. Catholic Protestant clashes in Edinburgh. Helen Jacobs among debutantes in London. Ethiopia's govt rejects Italian charges over Jimma province. World business reps discuss monetary standard. Alfred Sze named first Chinese ambassador to the U.S.
Ford Officials Refuse To Discuss Diesel Motor Car
New York dispatch reports Ford Motor Company Edgewater New Jersey officials decline to discuss tests of a four cylinder diesel powered car planned for about 300 dollars. The World Telegram notes the car aims to meet foreign competition from a new Japanese model due next January.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
Barons Break Crackers With Big Batting Drive
The Birmingham Barons defeated the league leading Atlanta Crackers 12 to 9 in six innings, launching a batting attack with seventeen hits. Today’s games list Birmingham at Atlanta, Chattanooga at Little Rock, Nashville at Memphis, and New Orleans at Knoxville.
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Associated Press
Birmingham Barons
Southern Association
Atlanta Crackers
Barons
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Knoxville
Treasury Statement June 22 Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury data show June 22 receipts of 12,626,677.49 and expenditures of 20,979,86.77 with a balance of 1,942,754,641.77. Customs receipts for the month total 21,290,105.52. Fiscal year to date receipts 3,754,984,745.41 and expenditures 7,159,160,512.01, including emergency spending 3,505,910,570.43. debt stands at 28,640,400,327.58, down 6,498,278.25 from the previous day, gold assets 9,102,969,004.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Dionne five gallons of gaso line at station
Kansas City motorists can buy five gallons for 79 cents by asking for one Dionne. A station sign proclaims The Dionne five gals for 79 cents. In Concord, Amoskeag Manufacturing Co of Manchester sues federal government for 2.5 million arguing cotton processing and floor taxes unconstitutional.
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Kansas City
Concord
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
Senate leaders seek to stave off defeat report
Senate leaders argue major fortunes were passed on similarly to the Rockefellers and Henry Ford is said to have largely turned his fortune to Edsel Ford, with evidence cited. The piece continues from page one.
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Senate
Rockefeller
Henry’ Ford H
Edsel Ford
Justice relaxes its stern mien for two West Virginia boys
Jasper Indiana June 25 justice relaxed its stern mien for two young West Virginians. Bascom Ray Jr fourteen and Maurice Sheridan seventeen faced reduced terms after pleading guilty to automobile banditry. Sheridan awaited transfer to Pendleton Reformatory for a one to ten year sentence. Sheriff Lengzers was compelled to accompany them into the next county and into court, where the judge set aside mandatory life sentences.
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Jasper
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
Bascom — Ray, Jr
Huntington
W. Va
Maurice Sheridan
Pendleton
Ed Lengzers
John Lt. Sumner
Ill Army Officer Rushed by Air to Miami for Emergency Surgery
Major Walter Gullion, en route to Fort Benning as adjutant at the infantry school, was flown from Cat Cay in the Bahamas aboard a coast guard seaplane ambulance after an emergency kidney operation. The vessel Republic dropped the patient at Miami for treatment. condition described as satisfactory.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
United States
Republic
Cat Cay
Bahaman
Walter Gullion
C. B. Olsen
Gullion
Fort Benning
San Salvador
Arcturas
Olsen
Peernanes
Vnden
Police Gird Jail Deliveries To Foil Notorious Gang
Paterson N J acting on an anonymous tip surrounds city jail with 25 heavily armed officers to prevent a possible rescue of eight Charlie The Jew Gang members amid linked Brooklyn armored car heist and Baby Face Vincent Coll murder. Edward Gaffney and John J Hughes identified by witnesses. Arthur Gaynor sought in connection with Coll killing.
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Paterson
N. J
Underworld
Brooklyn
Baby Face
Vincent Coll
James Smith
Edward Gaffney
John J. Hughes
Arthur Gaynor
Smith
Coll
Plane Crash Inference Involves Noted Figures And Mellon Tax Disclosures
Report describes a plane incident involving Co-pilot Fuerst and Lester W. Straus a New York mining engineer. Also listed are four other Colombians and injured individuals Alfredo LePera scenario author for Gardel films and actor's press representative Flynn Angel Deeral Guillermo De Barbieri Alphinoso Azzaf and Jose P Laja. Mentions Mellon tax disclosures showing large gifts to Andrew Mellon's children.
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Plane
Pulot Fuerst
Lester W. Straus
New York
Alfredo LePera
Gardel
Flynn
Angel Deeral
Guillermo de Barbieri
Alphinoso Azzaf
Jose P. Laja
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John Norman
Fort Deposit
E. N. Arant
Arant
Norman
Cummings
Justice Department
Chicago
Shreveport
Oklahomaa City
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
Department of Justice
Oklahoma City
India
Quetta
London
Airmen’s Institute
Royal Air Force
Presy
Lindbergh
Rockefeller Institute
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Sam Wilson
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
R . Rosser
Fitzgerald, Ga
T. C. Lackland
Monus
RED Cedar Shingles
Bracey Lumber Co
T. H. Beasley
Betty Lois
Beasley
Lois Carter
Iona
Gene
Tallawassee
Justine B. Ward
Olivia James
Iris Orgie
Rome
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Medellin
Colombia
Carlos Gardel
Ernesto Samper
Edinburgh
Scotland
Helen Jacobs
Addis Ababa
Sultanate of Jimma
Paris
World Business
World Congress
International Chamber of Commerce
Nanking
Alfred Sze
FORD
Treasury Statement
Dionne
Justice
West Virginia
Andrew Mellon
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