Georgia tobacco growers inspect coastal plains experiment fields
Georgia eco growers from across the state visit the Georgia coastal plain experiment station for the annual meeting. Directors Starr and Carr and tobacco specialists explain experiments on disease control through crop rotation, noting root knot is reduced when tobacco is rotated with peanuts corn oats or weeds. County agents miss session due to cotton plowing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Herring
Georgia
Georgia Belt
Georgia Coastal Plain
Toacco
S. H. Isterr
J. M. Carr
J. G.nes
S. Department of Agriculture
Starr Art
Elson Elected New President of Rotarians
John Nelson a former editor publisher of several Canadian newspapers was unanimously elected president of Rotary International at the 24th annual convention. Nelson a founder of the Institute of Pacific Relations and honorary secretary of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs had served as third vice president in 1931-32. Rufus F Chapin of Chicago was re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Nelson
Rotary International
Nelson
Institute of Pacific Relations
Canadian Institute of International Affairs
Rufus F. Chapin
Chicago
Chapin
Fred Saunders
Montreal
Joseph Diver
Jacksonville
Fla
Fong Foo See
Shanghai
China
Hephzibah Festival Attracts Regional Notables
The Hephzibah festival in Georgia drew speakers from Georgia and South Carolina. Governor Blackwood of South Carolina and Senators Russell of Georgia and Burns of South Carolina were listed, with George Hains, solicitor general of the Augusta circuit, delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephibah
Georgia
South Carolina
Blackwood
Russell
Burns
George Hains
Augusta
Methodist Day Leader Says Prohibition Doomed
Memphis Tenn June 28 Dr C A Waterfield chairman of the Board of Temperance and Social Service of the Memphis conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south says every sensible person realizes the 18th amendment is doomed He adds we who behave in prohibition will have to start over again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
C. A. Waterfield
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Memphis Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Labor Demands $14 Minimum for Textile Mills
Labor leaders pressed for a nationwide wage floor of 14 dollars for textile workers and shorter weekly hours. F C Dumaine of Amoskeag proposed a single 48 hour national work scale while endorsing general features of the code. William Green of the AFL urged a 30 hour week, with 32 hours as the maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dumaine
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
New Hampshire
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Tobacco Fertilizer Experiments Highlight Key Nutrients
Field trials in Georgia examine nitrogen phosphorus potassium magnesium and chlorine needs for balanced tobacco nutrition. Barnyard manure emerges as a strong nitrogen source while rates from six to fourteen hundred pounds per acre were tested. Top dressings and varieties like Bonanza and Jamaica show top performance under Georgia conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bonanza
Jamaica
Puzzle Across and Down Clues Solve A Mixed Vocabulary
A dense crossword style list presents across and down clues with varied topics including anatomy measurements and geography. Readers solve for terms ranging from materials and animals to literary figures and places expanding vocabulary through cross references.
Dixon Heads Legion Auxiliary as Camp Captures State Post
Sidney Camp of Newnan elected commander of Georgia American Legion at Valdosta convention. Homer Nelson of Adel withdraws to support Camp. Mrs. P J Dixon of Thomasville elected Auxiliary president with other officers to be chosen later. Lands sale redress and military strength proposals urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
New Georgia
Valdosta
Sidney Camp
Newnan
State Department
The
American Legion
Bb. &. Carlisle
Camilla
P. [. Dixon
Thomasville
Homer Nelson
Adel
Congress
Army
Navy
Nelson
Camp Valdosta
State Senate
P. J. Dixon
Auxiliary
Jacobs Advances to Wimbledon Third Round Amid Clean Wins
United States champion Helen Jacobs defeated Miss J Saunders 6 1 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon third round. Dorothy Andrus Burke beat England’s D H Chickron 6 3 3. Burwell, former Sewanee star, lost to Henri Cochet in a five set marathon 3 6 6 2 6 3 5 6 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jacobs
Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Miss J. Saunders
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Miss Jacobs
D. H. Chickron
England
Clayton Lee Burwell
University of the South
Sewannee
Henri Cochet
Vines and Gledhill Fall to Australians in Wimbledon Doubles
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill, United States doubles champions, were eliminated in the first round at Wimbledon. After taking the first two sets, they lost to Australia’s A K Quist and D P Turnbull in five sets in the centennial championships on June 28 in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vines
Gledhill
Wimbledon
England
America
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
United States
A. K. Quist
D. P. Turnbull
Australia
Wheat Quotations Drop as Grain Prices Fluctuate
Chicago June 28 Prices showed violent fluctuations as the expected grain break materialized with wheat down as much as seven cents a bushel at the open and other grains slipping about five cents. Rallies lifted wheat four to six cents but failed to sustain, leaving the close near the day’s bottom amid high selling to realize profits and a sparse buying pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florida Governor Moves to Break School Book Trust
Governor Dave Sholtz and a Florida senate committee push a plan for southern states to prepare publish and print their own textbooks to challenge the so called school book trust. The proposal awaits a conference in Atlanta with South Carolina also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Dave Sholtz
Florida Senate
Atlanta
South Carolina
Veterans Sent to Southeastern Camps After Civilian Conservation Corps Enrollment
About 1,300 veterans have been shipped to army posts in the southeast since CCC enrollment began. Georgia reports 200 at Fort McPherson and 400 at Fort Benning, while South Carolina sent 350 to Fort Moultrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McPherson
Southeast
Civilian Conservation Corps
Georgia
Fort Benning
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie
Roosevelt Brain Trust Gains An Appointment For August Speeches
Moley Tugwell and Berle visited Hyde Park to brief Roosevelt on three major August speeches planned for Columbus Sea Girt and Bridgeport. At a press conference Roosevelt called them his guests and the nickname brain trust was coined amid both amusement and anger among advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moley
Tugwell
Berle
Hyde Park
Columbus
Ohio
Sea Girt
N. J
Bridgeport
New York
Visiting business crowd highlights Atlanta links and local events
Several named business visitors from Atlanta Jacksonville Albany Ocala and Live Oak are noted among guests and city guests at a local hotel. A baby boy Andrew Gardner Beverly is born to Scotie Beverly and wife at the hospital. Virginia Lewis daughter of Rev D O Lewis is resting well after an appendicitis operation at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. I. McDonald
Albany
L. G. Wise
Live Oak, Fla
Andrew Gardner
Beverly
Scotie Beverly
Virginia Lewis
D. O. Lewis
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Watt family heads to camps and abroad
Mr. Charles H Watt Jr departed for Jacksonville to join a party of boys bound for Camp Carolina in Brevard North Carolina for a brief stay. Mrs Charles K Watt left for New York to sail to France and visit relatives this summer after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Watt, Jr
Jacksonville
Camp Carolina
Brevard
N. C
Charles K Watt
New York
France
Disabled veterans assured cases met with sympathy
Brigadier General Frank T. Hines told the Disabled Veterans of America in Cincinnati that President Roosevelt will appoint a board to review disability claims, assuring men of sympathy and humanity. He spoke before a conference with the rehabilitation division to hear the D A V’s expectations on claims handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
Frank T. Hines
Roosevelt
Hines
Wisconsin Attorney Elected President of Kiwanis
Joshua L. Johfis an attorney from Appleton Wisconsin was chosen president of Kiwanis International for 1933 34 at a continental nominating conference. The final session of the annual convention today deemed the election a formality with H G Hatfield of Oklahoma City named treasurer succeeding Dr Walter R Weiser of Daytona Beach Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joshua L. Johfis
Appleton
Wis
Kiwanis International
H. G Hatfield
Oklahoma City
Walter R. Weiser
Daytona, Beach, Fla
Agriculture Chief Warns of Overproduction Threat
Kansas City June reports Secretary Henry A. Wallace warned that overproduction in beef cattle and hogs threatens agriculture and proposed a processing tax on livestock to reduce surplus corn by 20,000,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Henry A. Wallace
Bad Weather Delays Italian Seaplane Parade in Italy
Bad weather again today delayed the start of 25 seaplanes from Orbetello to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
Baseball National League scores and home runs
First games across the league feature Pittsburgh at New York, Brooklyn vs Cincinnati, St Louis at Boston, Chicago vs Philadelphia, with multiple runs and home runs by O Doul Suhr High Outen Whitney and Manush noted in brief boxscore format. Batteries and innings listed for each matchup show varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Swetonic
Picinich
Finnew
Hummell
Bell
Mancuso
O’doul
Suhr
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Derringer
Hemsley
Manion
Carroll
Shaute
Lopez
Outen
High
St Louis
Boston
Hallahan
Carleton
Wilson
Brandt
Spohrer
Whitney
Price Family Visit Tampsen Summer Stay With Grandmother
Miss Anne Price and Mr Joe Price of Tampa visit for summer months with grandmother Mrs Ida Price who shares an apartment with Miss Pattie Mash. Mrs Eddie Price and the children have returned to Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Price
Joe Price
Eddie Price
Tampa
Ida Price
Pattie Mash
Commissioner sought job for his son evidence at hearing
The governor ordered bus lines to show all passes issued as testimony revealed that Commissioner Felton did not represent Georgia Power in a Butler case. Dorsey denied talking to Bridges and said he misunderstood the question. Warren Cox testified his firm had represented several motor freight and bus lines over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Lines
Talmadge
Darsey
Fred Bridges
Bridges
Emory University
William Woodruff
Jule W. Felton
Georgia Power Company
Butler
Commssion
Testimony details power rates driving consumer self generation
Testimony before Governor Talmadge shows Georgia Power Company rates pushed some customers to generate their own power. L. V. Bean of Waycross cites annual street lighting savings of about $9,000. Gordon Burnett says his Atlanta firm faced a 3734 percent rate rise since 1919 and began producing power. Mayor Everett cites council battles over local plant builds and claims of concealed rate deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Power Company
Talmadge
Georgia Public Service Commission
Jack Savage
Georgia Federation of Labor
L. V. Bean
Waycross
Gordon Burnett
Consumers Ice Company of
Burnett
Charles Collier
Power Company
R. E. Everett
Covington
Everett
Moultrie
J. J. Williams
Crisp County
Cordele) Power Commission
E. S. Killibrew
Cordele
Perry
Commission
Record of All Passes Issued By Coarrriers Demanded
Governor Eugene Talmadge demanded a complete record of all passes issued by Georgia motor bus companies at the start of the third day of ouster proceedings against five Georgia Public Service Commission members. Testimony had shown passes issued for Commissioners Walter McDonald and Albert Woodruff. The hearing reopened with Commissioner Felton denying involvement in a Georgia Power Company lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coarriers
Talmadge
Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia Public Service Commission
Walter McDonald
Augusta
Albert Woodruff
Decatur
Blessings of Pope Pius Conferred on President Roosevelt
Vatican City June 28 Pope Pius granted the apostolic blessing to President Roosevelt at a private audience arranged by Boston Mayor James M. Curley who asked the blessing and informed the Pope Roosevelt would be honored to receive it. The Pope authorized the mayor to relay the blessing to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Roosevelt
James M. Curley
Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Tropical disturbance moving northwestward from Trinidad
The Miami weather bureau issued advisory 11 a m noting a powerful but small disturbance 100 miles west of Port of Spain Trinidad and about 1800 miles southeast of Miami It is moving northwestward and would not reach Florida for at least a week. R W Gray cautioned no hurricane intensity storm has struck Florida in July and a Florida impact this week is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Weather Bureau
Miami
R. W. Gray
Bureau
Florida
Gray
Cotton Rows Turned Under by Dixie Planters
In Atlanta June 28 the plows moved to cut down cotton acreage under a federal plan to bolster markets. James Allen of Newton signed the reduction and returned home to find his planted cotton destroyed. Reports from extension workers and C A Coff indicate southern pledges may exceed the 10 million acres needed for the plan’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dixie
James Allen
Newton
Athens
Messags
C. A. Coff
Increase in Pig Crop Reported in Washington
The department of agriculture reports a 3 percent rise in the spring pig crop over 1932 and forecasts an 8 percent increase in sows to farrow this fall. The findings come from a survey of 158000 farms by rural mail carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture Today
Concrete Building Work General Contracting and Repairs
B. L. Brewton advertises concrete building work and general contracting plus repairs with phone contact 989 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Brewton
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Fate Tobacco Growers
Tobacco Belt
Tifton Field
Vile North
Charleston
R. R
Clyde-Mallory Lines
W. A. O’brien
Charleston, S. C
W. B. Clements
Elson
Rotarians
Hephzibah Festival
Methodist Day
Fage One
New Mexico
Evening
Massachusetts
Iinio
P. 1. Dixon
Legion Aux
A. Claude Jones
D C. Burnhill
City
J. L. Walker
E. Clay
Crawford Mays
R. G. Mays
J. C. Timmerman
Messrs
Joe Edwards
Joe Higgins
Spartanburg
Mr. Edwards
R. E. Walker
Ocala
Fila
Mr. A. C. Boyd
Canty Pace
Daytona Beach
L. E. Colvin
Atlantic Coast Line
J. L. Murray
Orlando
S. Y. Henderson
Savannah
Robt
Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
Wisconsin
Kiwanians
Philadelphia
Malone
Grimes
Harnett
Jackson
Liska
Collins
Moore
Todd
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Gaston
Grube
Stewart
Sewell
Ferrell
Grayhead
Pytlak
Manush
Lst
Woody
Ford
Thomasville Sales Co
President Roosevelt
Dixie Planters
Rogers Quality Food Shops
Armour’s Potted
California
Jersey
Dot
Temple Garden
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