Local visitors and residents travel for business and leisure
Savannnah resident L L Arden visited yesterday. W T Jay and Walter Vaughan stay a few days in Tampa. C D Knable leaves for Miami to make it home. Edwin W Nash and Paul Cain of Atlanta registered as visitors. Elizabeth Smith Ruth Jones Betty McCollum and Virginia Tuck return from Valdosta for spring holidays. Georgia capital history to be featured in Sunday American March 19. Mrs Tumlin Atlanta Mrs Jay Tifton and Mrs Mullen Atlanta guests of Mr and Mrs C W Mathis. J M Oland Jacksonville among yesterday’s visitors. H T Spence Albany among local visitors. Ira King Ballard and Ballard Company executive in town. Kathrine Lewis of Chicago to visit Miss Sally Fowler in Monticello Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Nash
Paul Cain
Atlanta
Elizabeth Smith
Ruth Jones
Betty McCollum
Virginia Tuck
Valdosta
W. D. Tumlin
Edwin Jay
Tifton
Griggs Mullen
C. W. Mathis
South Love Street
Tumlin
Jay
Mrs. Mullen
Kathrine Lewis
Chicago
Thomasville
Sally Fowler
A. H. Fowler
Monticello Road
President Roosevelt to urge farm and unemployment measures
President Roosevelt plans to send emergency farm and unemployment proposals to Congress aimed at rapid action. The plan includes nationwide reforestation labor, acreage control, and marginal land leasing while seeking funds from unspent balances. He envisions a world wheat production agreement with major producers to stabilize prices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House
Lewis Douglas
White House
New York
Canada
United States
Australia
Argentina
Russia
Balkans
Beer Bill Awaits Passage In Economy Legislation
Leaders predicted rapid passage of a bill to legalize sale and manufacture of 3.2 percent beer and porter. The measure, backed by the house 316 to 97, could raise 125 to 150 million dollars annually in taxes and will be taken up after the pending economy bill moves in the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mississippi
House
Senate
Security Markets Rally as Wall Street Reopens Strong
After the banking wars, security markets surged on reopening of the New York Stock Exchange. US Steel and duPont led gains while Owens-Illinois and Crown Cork advanced. New York City stocks lagged on dividend-cut concerns. beer bill passage boosted wet stocks with broader market strength.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
New York Stock Exchange
Shorts
United States Steel
American Telephone
American Can
du Pont
General Motors
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atchison Railroad
Owens Wiineis Glass
Crown Cork
Seal
National Distillers
U. Ss. Industrial Alcohol
New York City
Half Million In Stolen Jewelry Recovered In Miami
Miami Beach police recover stolen jewelry valued at 500000 with the arrest of Harry Sidmer 38 of New York City. Gems valued at 65000 were taken from Grace Moore’s hotel room last month. over 75000 stolen from Mrs Berndt Keller’s room Monday night. Sidmer, nabbed after detectives broke in at his North Beach home, said he held keys to many rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Robert Teaney
Harry Sidmer
New York City
Grace Moore
Teaney
Berndt Keller
Sidmer
North Beach
Georgia Congressmen Split On Beer Bill Vote
Washington report notes seven Georgia congressmen opposed the beer bill while two supported it. Representative Brand was at home in Athens, Ga. Voting against the measure were Castellon Cox Owen Ramseck Deen Tarver and Wood. Parker and Vinson voted for the bill.
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Washington
Georgia
Representative Brand
Athens
Castellon
Cox
Owen
Ramspeck
Deen
Tarver
Wood
Parker
Vinson
Salary Bill for Thomas County Passed by House
The Georgia House approved a measure from the Thomas county delegation to end fee payments for the ordinary clerk of Superior court City Court sheriff tax collector and tax receiver. Salaries would be set by county commissioners with a referendum before it becomes law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Atlanta
House
Thomas
Thomasville
Georgia Borrows Two Million For Common Schools
Governor Talmadge announced a 2,000,000 loan to Georgia for teacher salaries, funded by three Atlanta banks at 5.25 percent. The note matures in 10 to 11 months, with funds to support salaries amid unsettled financial conditions.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Georgia
Long Beach urges RFC support for private home rebuilding
Long Beach civic groups urged Congress to amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act to aid private residences after last Friday’s earthquake. Officials say about 25 million dollars in private dwelling aid is needed beyond the 5 million already allocated and Red Cross 500 thousand for immediate relief. Bread lines and depots fed about 50 000 as rebuilding efforts continued.
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Long Beach
Calif
Congress
Huntington Park
Red Cross
Treasury receipts and expenditures for March 13 reported
Treasury statements show March 13 receipts of 5 636 394.56 and expenditures of 27 078 809.21 with a net balance of 104 170 038.96. Customs receipts for 13 days total 3 363 020.03. A Dixie spelling bee in Petal Mississippi drew 200 spectators.
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Treasury
Washington
Dixie
Petal, Miss
Athletic instructor strangled in torture murder at YMCA
Rochester, March 15. Erich Baumann, 27, a gymnast, was found bound in his YMCA room and slowly strangled by ropes, described as refined torture by the coroner and a standout in Captain MacDonald’s fifty years of cases. The assault remained unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Erich Baumann
John P. MacDonald
Floyd S. Winslow
Baumann
Dr. Winslowe
Edible Fish Update Adds Sea Chicken to Florida List
The toadfish has been renamed sea chicken and added to Florida’s official list of edible fishes. Only the tail is marketable for sale.
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Florida
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Mr. L. L. Arden of
Savannah
Messrs
W. T. Jay and
Walter Vaughan
Tampa
J. L. Walker
E. Clay St
C. D. Knable
Miami
Singletary
Smith Ave
Hansell St
Gulf Gasoline
Goodwin & Collins, Cor
J. M. Oland
Jacksonville
DAY and Wight Service
Cor
Stevens & Jackson
H. T. Spence
Albany
B. L. Brewton
Ira King
Ballard and Ballard Company
Service Electric Company
H. W. Butler
Remington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
N. M
Finance Committee
Jewel
Metropolitan Life
Metropolitan
City
New York State Insurance Department
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Life Insurance
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Frederick H. Ecker
Leroy A. Lincoln
N. Dawson St
R. A. Rutland
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