Cermak to be transported home as trial ends
Miami reports the special train carrying Mayor Anton J. Cermak’s body will depart tonight and reach Chicago Wednesday morning. Zangara, the would‑be Roosevelt assassin, was sentenced to prison and his trial’s irregularities noted as legal proceedings close. The article recounts Cermak’s immigrant rise, the assassination shock, and funeral plans including religious services.
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Miami
Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Florida East Coast
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Illinois Central
Anton Cermak
Bohemian National Cemetery
Cermak
Chicago Mourns as Mayor Cermak Dies in Office
Chicago struggles with the sudden death of Mayor Anton J Cermak after a gun attack by Giuseppe Zangara. Alderman Henry Sonnenschein and other officials watched over the mayor in his office as news spread, while lawmakers debated how to fill the unexpired term.
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Henry Sonnenschein
Cermak
Tony
Giuseppe Zangara
Sonnenschein
Miami Hospital
Anton Cermak
Local visitors and town movers listed in brief items
Mr J M Curry of Atlanta and Mr Burton Crawford of Greenwood were among yesterday's visitors. E P Bailey of Atlanta came for a business visit, while L L Webb of Albany visited yesterday. J P Lasseter of Dawson was registered at a local hotel. Mr and Mrs W J Hammond moved into the Law home beside the Presbyterian Church. W E Fillingem accepted a position with the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation in Macon and will move his family. townsfolk wish him well.
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Mr. J. M. Curry of
Atlanta
E. P. Bailey
J. P. Lasseter
Dawson, Ga
W. J. Hammond
Law Home
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Alexander
W. E. Fillingem
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Macon
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Fillingem
Thomasville
Hammond Brothers Return Home From Atlanta
Messrs W. J. Hammond and Bill Hammond arrived Saturday night from Atlanta to spend a few days at home here. Dr. L. Cheshire has returned recently from Atlanta and has resumed a large portion of his practice in the city. His friends are delighted to know of his return and continuance of his professional work here.
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W. J. Hammond
Bill Hammond
Atlanta
Route funds in jeopardy as lawmakers push diversion
Atlanta reports consider diverting highway funds or reducing the $10 million general appropriation bill. Harris of Richmond argues for tapping bond funds or cutting the appropriation by about $2 million if revenue projections for 1994 and 1985 hold. Parker proposes diverting 17 percent of highway funds to the general treasury in 1934 and 1935, a plan previously defeated. Speaker Rivers opposes diversion noting unfairness to country counties. House recess follows debates.
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Atlanta
Harris
Richmond
Parker
Bible
General Treasury
Highway Department
Rivers
Auto Electrical Service and Local Arrivals
Armature and motor winding and complete wiring offered by Service Electric Company H. W. Butler, proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rosemire arrive in Thomasville to visit Mrs. Julia Clark and Miss Hattie Clark. Miss Wortley Holland hospitalized for pneumonia with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Service Electric Company
H. W. Butler
Remington
W. J. Rosemire
Thomasville
Julia Clark
Hattie Clark
New President Moves Quickly on Banking Moratorium
President Roosevelt moves to extend the wartime bank moratorium and permit banks to stay open with new deposits in trust accounts. Ogden Mills and Woodin coordinate clearing house certificates with unsure uniformity across states. Congress expected to approve and may permit a four day extension if needed.
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Roosevelt
Ogden L. Mills
Woodin
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Capitol
Woodin Proposes Arranged Payrolls and Temporary Exchange Measures
Secretary Woodin says payrolls will be arranged if needed and bank restrictions may be lifted to issue temporary exchange mediums. Clearing house certificates and scrip would be used locally, with checking accounts able to function, while safety boxes and postal savings stay open during the banking holiday.
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Washington
Woodin
The
Treasury
Senate votes for afternoon session to clear calendar in Atlanta
In Atlanta on March 6 the senate, under President Hamilton Mc Whorter, voted to hold an afternoon session to finish bills. Mc Whorter urged longer meetings as 14 bills sat on the calendar and 15 more awaited third readings with only 12 legislative days left.
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Atlanta
Hamilton McWhorter
Senate
McWhorter
Sims
House
Fetzer
Man Inois
Middlebrooks
Jones County
Roosevelt Deepsly Grieved Over Cermak Death
President Roosevelt expressed deep personal sorrow over Mayor Anton Cermak's death in Miami after he was shot in an assassination attempt. Governor Henry Horner canceled plans and headed back to Chicago declaring the loss irreparable as Roosevelt and Cermak were old friends.
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Washington
Anton Cermak
Miami
Roosevelt
Lan Lor
Chicago
Cermak
Mmne
Henry Horner
Illinois
New York Banks Plan Early Use of Clearing House Certificates
New York banks completed plans to issue clearing house certificates and were expected to open for payment on a rationed basis tomorrow morning with Treasury approval. The new currency base had been printed, with analysts noting it could exceed 200 million dollars, while banks aided customers by providing change up to 100 dollars. Hoarding large denominations like 1000 dollar yellow backs remained impractical for daily expenses.
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New York
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Cubs Told to Be Ready for Hard Grilling Drill
Avalon California March 6 manager Charlie Grimm warned the Chicago Cubs to brace for a long drill despite two wins over the New York Giants. He cited improving pitching from Warneke Bush Henshaw Malone and Hermann as satisfactory with Malone and Bill Judges showing strained arms after the session.
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CUBS
Avalon
Cal
New York Giants
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Warneke
Bush
Henshaw
Malone
Hermann
Bill Judges
Lome
Legislative clash over auto tag tax and pending bills in Atlanta
In Atlanta on March 6 lawmakers resumed debate with a new conference committee for the auto tag tax. The house backs a $3 minimum tag tax while the senate seeks about a 50 percent cut. The Ways and Means cigar tax extension was debated, and Tifton’s city government bill passed. The $10 million general appropriations bill began debate as Mundy urged passage. A Sims bill limiting officials to one job and salary passed with constitutional exceptions.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Talmadge
Washington
Harris
Richmond
Dickey
Gordon
Scott
Thomas
Key
Monticello
Colson
Brunswick
Fetzer
Guyton
Ways and Means
Patten
Tift
Tifton
City Commission
Mundy
Appropriations
Walter Sims
Columbus city commissioners term cut bill introduced
Representative Thompson of Muscogee county introduced a bill in Atlanta to reduce Columbus city commissioners term from five years to two. Mrs Tolbert and Representative Hendricks did not sign the measure. Hendricks commented further remarks on the proposal.
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Columbus City
Atlanta
Thompson
Muscogee County
Tolbert
Hendricks
Columbus
Japan Seizes Great Wall Fortify Works Across Jehol
Tokyo reports three Japanese armies push toward the Great Wall turning it into a fortification for Manchukuo. Battles raged at Fanchiakow Lengkow Koupeikow and Chiehlingkow as Japanese forces advance from Lingyuan toward Peiping with Chinese resistance described as desperate.
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Japan
Tokyo
Great Wall of
China
Manchukuo
Jehol
Fanchiakow
Jehol City
Heijiro Hattori
Hattori
Lengkow
Lingyuan
16Th
Tadashi Kawahara
Koupeikow
Peiping
Kaoru Nakamura
Chiehlingkow
Weichang
Kennosuke Mogi
Mogi
Koupelkow
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Tang Yu- Lin
Referendum Bill on City Salaries Heads to Voters
A proposed measure would let Columbus voters decide on a salary bill for city commissioners. If approved by the general assembly and governor, a special election would be held within 30 to 60 days. Current commissioners stay until January 1934, with the first election slated for December 1933.
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Cermak
Tolbert
Columbus
General Assembly
Coluumbus
Congress to Meet Thursday to Make Laws
The article notes Congress will convene Thursday to address sweeping wartime policy and other issues awaiting the new administration. It mentions potential executive power expansion as hinted in the inaugural address, aiming to guide the fight against the economic downturn.
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Congress
St. Lawrence
Business notices and ads from Times Enterprise listing items
Underwood Z Junior portable typewriters now 34.50 terms. Albany agents for Underwood. No hunting or trespassing signs for sale at Times Enterprise 10 cents each or 1.00 a dozen. Concrete and roofing work cheaper. Cal B. Brewton 989-M. Old newspapers for sale at Times Enterprise Office in bundles. Loans up to 300. Southern Investment Co. Brighton Building. Phone 687.
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Underwood—Z
Underwood Agt
Albany, Ga
Times Enterprise
Cal B. L. Brewton
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Enterprise
Roosevelt Proclaims Nationwide Banking Holiday in 1933
President Roosevelt issues a banking proclamation declaring March 9 1933 as a bank holiday for all U S banking institutions including branches. All activities such as paying out gold or currency, hoarding, deposits, loans, and foreign exchange are halted except as allowed by the treasury secretary under federal guidance.
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United States of America
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Building and Loan Association
The
Clearing House Certificates Will Continue From Page One
The report notes foreign exchange dealings caused the pound to fall against other currencies reducing its purchasing power. This induced an upturn in prices in terms of that currency, yet there is no lasting rise in commodity prices in sterling terms as world prices still decline.
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Greenwood, Fla
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