State government per person cost rises in 1935 report
Georgia State Auditor Tom Wisdom announced in Atlanta that operating the state government per person in 1935 cost 10.13 dollars, up from the 1931–34 four year average of 8.73, excluding federal funds. The report notes a debt-free treasury, cautions on future appropriations, and highlights highways and education as top costs.
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Tom Wisdom
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Wisdom
Roosevelt Marriage and Early Career Highlighted
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt marries Franklin D. Roosevelt on March 17, 1905, as Theodore Roosevelt presides. Franklin begins Columbia Law while living at 36th Street, later starts practice in 1907 and rises as a political figure in Dutchess County. The piece notes five Roosevelt children and the family’s public life, ending with a brief line on a Mission Texas grapefruit by product.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Missing Norwegian liner safe after long Atlantic search
The Norwegian liner Stavangerfjord reported receipt of a message from the Wyatt Earp exploration ship of Sir Hubert Wilkins, about 1,600 miles northeast of New York. Wilkins hopes to reach Norway by mid July after a 12 day voyage delay, with navy and coast guard searches ongoing following a presidential appeal.
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Wilkins
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Military and Police Mobilized in Algiers After Night of Riots
Algiers reports military and police forces mobilized in three cities after a night of disorder. One person was killed and many wounded as rightist and leftist clashes occurred in Constantine and Oran. Arabs demonstrated against Jews in parts of Oran, prompting police action.
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Riots and clashes stamp Algeria as tensions rise
A hasty air flight from Algiers to the disturbance zone followed by clashes between factions. Rightists alleged to be Croix De Feu members resisted dispersal as armed guards patrolled Constantine after halting encounters between French left and right supporters.
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Decatur Meigs County Centennial Delayed by Drought
Meigs county postponed its July 13 centennial celebration due to an ongoing water shortage with no rain since April. The event will be held in autumn if drought eases. otherwise the county may observe a partyless birthday. In Miami a fatal shooting connected to a chase is noted with details about Lee Owens, a 32 year old African American man who previously lost a leg in a chicken theft incident.
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Decatur
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Meigs County
Crossword Style Clues and Local News Briefs
A puzzle style list of Across and Down clues appears with references to various terms and definitions. The piece also includes short local notes about suspects in a theft, film gossip from Anita Loos, and Baraboo furniture shopping after a veteran’s bonus money, noting a house fire.
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Baraboo, Wis
Roy Butler
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