Georgia House Demands End to Hoover Incident Erupts Racial Tensions
The Georgia House passed a resolution condemning the White House treatment of Mrs Hoover, saying it worsens racial discord. The vote was 179 to 5 with 69 to 112 on tabling. Debate followed, alongside highway bond and budget proposals and multiple senate bills on taxes and government reorganization.
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Georgia House
Hoover
White
Davis
Lanhamh
Floyd County
Lewis
Hancock
Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
House
Georgia General ‘Assembly
Representative Battle
Muscogee
Westbrook
Daugherty
Georgia
Gillen
Bibb
Two Men Sought for Murder of Frank Marlowe
New York June 27 Two men sought after Frank Marlowe night club owner died in a car ride after a telephone lure witnesses say. Marlowe dined with Edward L. Lewis Boston Johnny Wilson Al Seigel Ignatius Coppa and Mary Seiden 19 held as material witnesses in Queens and Boston.
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New York
Frank Marlow
Boston
Whalen
Marlow
Flushing
Queens
Edward L. Lewis
Johnny Wilson
al Seigel
Ignatius Coppa
Mary Seiden
Hawks aim to break own record on round trip to Los Angeles
Captain Frank Hawks started from Roosevelt Field at 5 15 a m in a bid to establish three records for a round trip to Los Angeles. He plans a short refuel in California then return, needing to pump fuel mid flight as the plane has a limited range. The engine rating is 185 miles an hour, with 15 minutes of manual pumping per hour.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Frank M. Hawks
RE. S. T
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
C. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Hawks
Moore Tops Blag to Retain State Tour Golf Title
In Albany Georgia Moore defeats defending champion Charlie Black two and one to win the state golf tournament. Moore built a lead by the turn and closed out Black with four straight on the back nine after Black rallied briefly. Other match results include L A Hunter over Scott Hudson five four and William Weichelbaum over Ed Murray three two.
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Eee Springs
Albany
Berrien
Moore
Atlanta
Georgia State Golfrnament
Charlie Black
L. A. Hunter
Scott Hudson
William Weichelbaum
Ed Murray
Colum
Harry Fryckberg
Max Oliver
Valdosta
Leon Covington
Rome
Sherwood Hurt
Young Moore
Black
Spencer Bennet
Quitman
Bob Gardner
Public Schools Opposed to Prohibition Education Plan
Washington reports President Hoover opposed a plan to use public schools for disseminating prohibition propaganda. Anna D. Sutter of the prohibition bureau prepared a pamphlet for general circulation at the National Educational Association meeting in Atlanta, using a $30,000 congress fund for dissemination.
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Washington
Presiant Hoover
Prohibition Unit
Treasury
Congress
Anna D. Sutter
Ie Statistical and Educational Divion
Prohibition Bureau
National Educarial Association
Atlanta
Washington Trial Date Set for October 7th
Covi iizes to Hugh Nunnally of Atlanta reports that all defendants will be tried on October 7 in Washington. The note confirms trial scheduling and lists involved parties.
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Washington
Fall and Sinclair face October trial in naval oil case
In Washington Albert Fall ex secretary of the interior and Harold Sinclair await district court action as Justice Hitz sets October 7 for the trial of charges that they conspired to defraud the government. Sinclair was acquitted last year but now faces a new proceeding alongside Fall. In Columbus Ga Knights of Pythias plan a big brother event with T Hicks Frances Russell Dr Robert Boyd and others to curb youth crime.
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Rviceijal
Albert B. Fall
Secreary
Interior
Wean Ee
Harold Lilliston
Albany
Harry F
Billy Chambers
Atlanta
Count Siinclair
Ihe
Willdwhilym Hitz
Autom Fall
Neretoo
Sinclair
Irmer
Paso
Texbyle
Oneormer
Columbus
Wall Lee Lodgé
Knights of Pytht
T. Hicks
Board of
Cation
Frances Russell
Muscogee County
Robert S. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Georgia prison escapee turns editor and bigamist vows
Robert Elliott Burns, famed escapee and magazine editor, rises from an ugly past to a new life in Georgia. He recounts breaking shackles, a $4 robbery share, and a drift south after discharge. Burns married Emily Pachee, now suing for divorce, saying she exposed his secrets.
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Ingleside Avenue
Emily Pachee
Robert Burns
Burns
Robert Elliott Burns
Chicago
Curtiss Wright merger proposes world’s largest aviation company
New York June 27 plan to form Curtiss Wright Corporation via 70 million dollar holding company to absorb Wright Aeronautical Curtiss Aeroplane and Engine and 10 affiliates. Clement M Keys to pres Curtiss Hoyt to chair. Authorized 12 million pal equity with 2 million Class A preferred and 10 million common shares. Units to operate under current management and independently.
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New York
Wright
Curtiss
Curtiss- Wright Corporation
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Curtiss Aeroplane and ‘Engine Company
Air Pioneers
Wright Brothers
Glenn Curtiss
Clement M. Keys
Richard—F. Hoyt
Wright Aeronautical
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Curtiss and Wright
Keystone Aircraft Corporation
Bristol
Curtiss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Curtiss Airports Corporation
Curtiss Flying Service, Inc
Curtiss Aeroplane Export Corporation
Curtiss-Caproni Corporation
New York Air Terminals, Inc
New York and Suburban Air Lines
Pal
Burns Returns to Georgia Chain Gang Conviction Renewed
Burns, editor of a Chicago magazine, resumed a six to ten year Georgia chain gang sentence for robbery after seven years at liberty. He was captured in Chicago, blamed his wife, and asked for clemency while awaiting prison commission review. The warden said Burns would be used as needed on road work as conditions allow.
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Senate
C. H. Goulatt
Campbell County
Dixie Lakes
Union City
House
Russell
Gillen
Securities Commission
Boykin
Lincoln
Hutcheson
Meriwether
Burch
Dodge
Colquitt County
Game and Fish
Fairburn
Robert Elliott Burns
Chicago
Today
Georgia
Liberty
Stripes
Burns
Atlanta
Phillips
Stonewall
Jack Whiting Weds Mrs Beth Fairbanks in Albany
Albany telegrams report Jack Whiting the well known juvenile star married to Mrs Beth Fairbanks first wife of Douglas Fairbanks. The ceremony occurred at noon in the Hotel Algonquin with only immediate family present. Pete Whiting brother of the groom was best man and sent messages to Albany.
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Albany
Jack Whiting
New York
Beth Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
Hotel Algonquin
Pete Whiting
Hoover Interest in Sugar Protection Traced to President
Stephen H. Love, president of the United States Beet Sugar Association, testified before a Senate subcommittee that President Hoover told him in Utah during the last campaign and in Washington after the election that he was much interested in protecting the domestic sugar industry. He said Hoover favored increased duties but would not specify rates.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Finance
Stephen H. Love
United States Beet Sugar Association
Love
Utah
Connally
Texas
Senate tariff fight over sugar prompts heated Senate hearings
Washington June 27 The Senate Finance sub committee on sugar faces a heated phase of the tariff bill hearings as it drafts changes after August 19. Lawmakers cross examine witnesses at length while disputes around Cuban raw sugar imports and world rates dominate testimony. The bill would raise the world rate to 3 cents a pound and keep Philippines and Porto Rico sugar on the free list, drawing strong opposition and support with many witnesses urging higher or maintained House increases.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Senate Finance
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Philippines
Porto Rico
Swedish Aviator Returns After Starting Trans Atlantic Leg
Reykjavik June 27 Captain Albin Ahrenberg Swedish flier in plane Sverige returns after earlier departure for Ivigtut Greenland. Accompanied by Lieutenant Axel Floden and radio operator Robert Ljunglund they left Stockholm June 9 reaching Bergen then Reykjavik. They faced fuel and engine issues over southeast Iceland and made repairs awaiting favorable weather.
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Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
United States
Sverige
Ivigtut
Greenland
Revijavik
Teeland
Qgreenland
Labrador
Newfoundland
Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Robert Ljunglund
Stockholm
Sweden
Bergen
Skaptaros
Ace
Reykja
Reyjavik
North American
Anticosti
Gulf of St. Law
Bobby Jones Opens National Open With 69 At Winged Foot
Bobby Jones of Atlanta led the National Open after the first 18 holes at Winged Foot, posting a 69 with a spectacular 31 on the back nine. He surged from behind with five straight threes including birdies on eleven and fourteen and an eagle on twelve while defending champion Johnny Farrell floundered with an 84. Charles Hilgendorf stood second late, with many players listed in the day’s early scores.
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Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Winged Foot
Jones
Bobby
Charles Hilgendorf
Grosse Point Shore
Michigan
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
French
Bob
Winged Foot Country Club
N. Y
Roland Mackenzie
Columbia Country Club
Maryland
Wally Chamberlain
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Irvin Ottman
Louisville
Bill Burke
Westport
Eddie Hold
New York
Bjack Forrester
Oradel
N. J
John Bernadi
Newton Center
Mass
al Watrous
Northville
Mich
Willie Ogg
Worcester
Grosse Point Shores
Horton Smith
Joplin
Charlie Guest
Los Angeles
Fred Baroni
Conneaut Lake
Jack Burke
Houston
Texas
Neil Christian
Portland
Ore
Chet Beer
Bakersfield
Calif
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