Deen Enters Georgia Governor Race With Reformions
Bris ell Dive Deen declares banning campaign donations and vows a straight politics era. He outlines a four year term plan and higher governor pay, aiming to curb corruption and curb private influence. Deen cites a reform agenda while targeting a broad field of candidates including Howell and Sobmadoe.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Brisell Dive Deen
Stags State Welfare
Deen
POUL
Double Anniversary Highlights Turbulent World War Reflections
The piece notes a 26 year anniversary since Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and a 21 year milestone since the Versailles Treaty, with Berlin papers calling the treaty dead. It reports Britain’s Conservative pledge to oppose surrender terms with Hitler and German claims denying peace offers, plus Nazi symbols on the French frontier at Hendaye and expanded Atlantic occupation per the armistice.
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Berlin
England
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Britain
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Suez Canal
Hendaye
Atlantic
France
Germans Press Demands on Romania Over Lost Territories
In Bessarabia and northern Bucovina contested zones won by Romania in World War I, Germany blamed Romania while Hitler reportedly sought a telegram to Stalin to meet Romania halfway. Romania fears Hungary and Bulgaria may push for former gains as troops mass on borders amid uncertainty and Soviet warships are reported underway.
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Chisinau
Cetatea-Alba
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Munich
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Carrol
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Constanta
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Austria-Hungary
Americans to be removed from Hong Kong
Hongkong June 28 officials said a decision on removing about 1,000 American citizens may come tomorrow and ships were held to transport women and children if needed. The radio noted London instructions for possible removal. U S authorities sought permission to instruct the President Coolidge to Manila and standby.
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Louisville
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Roosevelt signs bill to fight fifth columnists
President Roosevelt signed a catch-all deficiency appropriation providing new funds for government activities including $85,891,777 for miscellaneous programs. The measure doubles the immigration bureau border patrol and increases personnel for the Bureau of Navigation and Steam Boat Inspection to monitor alien seamen.
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Roosevelt
Immigration Bureau
Border Patrol
Bureau of Navigation and
Steamboat Inspection
Roosevelt Says Emergency Powers Allow Vessel Clearances
President Roosevelt described a national emergency provision to permit Washington to handle clearance of foreign vessels. Reporters pressed for whether a true or limited state of emergency existed. He referred questions to the attorney general who declined to comment, insisting the proclamation simply enables federal control over vessel clearances with local officials maintaining some responsibility.
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Washington
Turmoil in Black Sea as Rumanians Ordered to Leave
A sighting near the Danube mouth could not be confirmed. A Turkish fleet patrolled Black Sea waters as a precaution. Russia demanded that Rumanians in Bessarabia and northern Bucovina exit within four days amid tense postwar developments.
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Black Sea
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Wall Street Rally Lifts Stocks On Willkie Nomination
New York June 28 stocks rise on news Wendell L. Willkie named Republican candidate. Leaders jump 1 to over 4 points, then profit taking slows gains. Transfers total about 1.2 million shares with half in first hour. Commonwealth & Southern president Willkie aide announces resignation.
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New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Wall Street
Commonwealth & Southern Common
Willkfe
Memphis cottonseed meal futures close steady high sales in Memphis
Prime cottonseed meal futures 41 percent closed steady in Memphis Tennessee with June 28 prices listed for June 21 to January contracts and sales of 2900 units. Prices shown include Jun 21.15 Sep 20.30 Oct 19.50 Dec 19.90 Jan 19.85.
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Memphis
Tenn
Job Memphis
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Market Report
New Orleans June 28 cottonseed summer yellow 5.95N. Prime crude oil closed steady. Bleachable prime 5.00-5.25. July 5.55B September 5.63B October 5.66B December 5.75B. B-bid N-nominal.
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New Orleans
Farley and Bankhead Clash Over GOP Choice
Democratic leaders Farley and Bankhead criticized Wendell Willkie's Republican nomination, framing it as a clash between traditional American governance and foreign influenced control. Farley warned of forces guiding government, while Bankhead framed the Pick as a clear party division ahead of the convention.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Wendell Willkie
Bankhead
Willkie
Markets At A Glance Rally Pushes Stocks Higher
New York stocks led a broad rally with financials and utilities rising. Bonds advanced across corporates while a thin sterling market and steady metals complemented a general market upturn. Cattle and hog futures climbed 10 to 15 cents, with top hogs at 5.75.
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New York
Commission House
Markets a et Packer Hog Trade in Georgia and Florida Plants
Southeastern area hog receipts reach 1 240 head across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomn eaville Tifton Gainesville and Jacksonville with slow trade from modest local supplies. Prices steady with composites: 180 to 240 lb hogs 5.00 to 5.25 per cwt. over 240 lb up to 5.50. 130 to 180 lb 4.75 to 5.00. 110 to 130 lb 3.76 to 4.25. sows 180 to 240 lb 4.00 to 4.95.
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U. S. Dept. of Agtl
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Dathen
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Fla
Bagisthey
Chicago
Ali
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Chicago Livestock Market Report From June 28
Salable hogs 7 000, total 13 000. 250 lb down fairly active 10-15 up. top 10 higher than Thursday’s. Cattle: salable 1 000, cows 200. General market active and mostly 10-15 higher. steers to 10.40, heifers to 9.75, stock cattle 8.75-9.70, calves 11.00. Heavy sausage offerings 7.40, bulls 10.00 down.
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Chicago
U. S
Dept
Coalver
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Slump Amid July Liquidation
Cotton futures fell in New York and New Orleans as July positions faced liquidation and favorable belt weather aided selling. Old contracts closed lower with July around 10.26 in New York and 10.20 in New Orleans, while December and May posted smaller losses.
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Jly
Moscow Demands Protect Subregion Over Ruthenia
Budapest dispatch reports Moscow has sent a note to Hungary demanding a protectorate over Ukrainian elements of Ruthenia. The Rumanian press front pages the claim as diplomatic circles discuss Moscow's moves.
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British View De Gaulle as French Leader
London reports the British government recognizes General Charles De Gaulle as the leader of all free Frenchmen. De Gaulle heads a London based committee acting as a shadow government in exile. The statement affirms support for all French supporters of the Allied cause.
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Ten-cent beer debate continues in Georgia
Atlanta June 28 with federal tax rising July 1 Georgia brewers seek to cut bottle contents to keep ten-cent beer. Revenue officials say tax targets container size but Attorney General Ellis Arnall rules the tax applies to beer itself not the bottle, leaving a vacuum untaxed.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Revenue Department
State Law Department
Ellis Arnall
Greece Signs Trade Pact With Nazis
Berlin reports Greece and Germany signed an economic agreement for one year. Germany will receive Greek ore and send coal in return, expanding trade after Greece allied with Britain and France previously. Turkey also recently signed a pact with the Reich.
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Greece
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Turkey
Willkie Plans to Resign Post as Utilities Head
Philadelphia reports Wen dell L Willkie, Republican presidential nominee, told a press conference he intends to resign from the presidency of the Commonwealth and Southern Corporation Public Utility Holding Company. The announcement comes amid mounting pressure over utilities control.
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Willkie
Utilities
Philadelphia
Wendell L
American Hospital in China Damaged by Japanese Bombs
In Chungking China on June 28 Japanese bomber squadrons destroyed a wing of the American Methodist Union Branch Hospital and damaged the British diplomatic mission offices. Casualties were estimated under 50. The raid marked the fifth attack in days and the seventeenth of the season.
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Chungking
China
American Methodist Union Branch
Georgia Tax on Ten Ounce Malt Bottles Clarified
The attorney general rules a ten ounce bottle of malt beverage, properly labelled, is taxed at one and three fourths cents under Georgia law. The ruling confirms excise at six and one half cents per six ounce measure, with the full bottle tax specified.
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