Senate Debates Reorganization Plan Weighs on Budget Outlook
United States Chamber of Commerce officials warn that tax revisions are needed to prevent revenue declines and rising relief costs. Senator King opposes the reform as federal booms grow and government expands. The Senate votes loom as Byrd and Byrnes clash over audit and control provisions.
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House
Edward A. Rumly
Weather Outlook For Southeast States
South Carolina shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with showers in the northwest Tuesday afternoon or night and interior Tuesday night. Georgia turns mostly cloudy with local showers in north and west central areas Tuesday and slightly warmer in the northwest and interior central tonight. Florida remains fair to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Alabama is cloudy with a warmer spell tonight and Tuesday, with possible showers in the west in the afternoon and on the coast with moderate to fresh south winds. Extreme Northwest Florida is mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with southeast winds increasing to moderate to fresh.
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New War Threat Fades as Morgan Defies Resignation Call
Washington reports that TVA Chairman Arthur E Morgan intends to stand by his refusal to document charges against colleagues. Roosevelt pressed Morgan to answer by 1:30 PM EST whether he would proceed in the congressional inquiry. A negative reply would imply contumacy and push toward his ouster or removal.
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Whitney's Brother Helps With Large Loan Aid
New York March 21 Rich ard Whitney ex NYSE president testified in a public hearing he faced serious financial trouble in November 1937 and that his brother George Whitney of J P Morgan and Co lent 1 082 million to help redeem securities tied to the NYSE gratuity fund. Whitney admitted misappropriating the securities and pledging them to cover a loan.
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Ambrose V. McCall
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Air Mail Week in Georgia Slated Next Month
Atlanta postmaster says Georgia air mail service with pickup points in over 30 cities will be installed for Air Mail Week in May 1921. Livingston notes observance planned across the state.
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Georgia Air Mail
Spring Officially Arrives Today With Warm Start
Atlanta reports mark the vernal equinox at 1 43 am as spring arrives amid warm readings. Georgia meteorologist Mindling notes higher than average lows for March and forecasts warmer nights with possible showers tomorrow. Temperatures ranged from 42 in McRae to 83 in Savannah with highs reaching 74 to 82 across the state. Spring is expected to continue until about June 22.
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Golden wedding couple seeks divorce in Fort Dodge
Peter Grell and Susan Grell both 72 celebrate fifty years of marriage while Grell sues for divorce alleging cruel treatment and desertion. The brief note notes the couple’s ages and the filing in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Georgia Garden Tour Begins Tomorrow
The second annual pilgrimage of the Garden Clubs of Georgia starts in Thomasville on Tuesday and ends in Atlanta April 3. It visits eight cities including Brunswick, Savannah, Augusta, Clinton, Columbus, LaGrange, Newnan, and Rome with scheduled dates from March 23 through March 31.
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Bakers Vote on Liquor Legalization in Georgia
Baker County in southwest Georgia voted on local option liquor legalization as City and county officials awaited rules for first legal sales since 1917. Prohibitionists petitioned to block the referendum, which was later dissolved by Judge Gardner. neighboring counties and cities prepared for hearings and further court actions while license fees were set for Columbus.
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Trician Recovers Hearing After 25-Foot Fall
A worker rose after a 25 foot fall from scaffolding and regained hearing lost years earlier when doctors attributed the improvement to shock breaking adhesions in muscle and nerve tissue.
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British Italian Accord Forecast Storms Europe Toward Peace
The Associated Press reports a forecasted British Italian accord as Europe faces ongoing wars. Rome-brokered talks aim to secure Italian conquest support for Ethiopia recognition, with withdrawal of Italian forces from the Balearic Islands. Poland Lithuania seek rail repair to resume relations. Germany distances Austria from the League. Spain expands front near Alcaniz. Japan presses Suchow defense along the Grand Canal.
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Poland and Lithuania Agree to Patch Up Old Railway
Poland and Lithuania have chosen peace and will repair the Wilno line to restore friendly communication. Warsaw reports the railways have ordered immediate work to fix the right of way and resume normal traffic between the two nations.
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Loyalist Troops Trapped by Insurgents at Front
Loyalist units retreating under fire along the Alcaniz Calanda Torrevelilla axis face stiff insurgent advances. Franco’s forces claim a wedge shaped sector near Torrevelilla while government militiamen defend rugged terrain. Casualties rise as Barcelona raids alarm Britain and France.
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New Board Plans to Run Mexican Oil Concessions
Mexico City March 21. A petroleum board representing the Cardenas government and labor assumed operation of the nationalized oil industry. It will produce gasoline and crude products to meet national needs on a scale similar to that of the 17 foreign companies formerly in control. The board includes the treasury, the secretary of national economy, and the oil workers syndicate.
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Georgian Killed at Barnesville Grade Crossing
P. James C. Collier of Meansville was killed when his car was struck by the Flamingo Central of Georgia passenger train at Elm street crossing in Barnesville. Collier was a prominent local farmer and federal land bank representative.
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Rules for Liquor Sales in Georgia Postponed
Atlanta March 21 Revenue Commissioner Grady Head announced an indefinite postponement of liquor sale rules. No applications were received from Dougherty County or elsewhere and regulations will not be released until applications are received investigated and licenses granted.
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Eight Lives Lost in Weekend Auto Accidents
At least 78 people died in weekend motor traffic crashes nationwide. In Georgia, 10 year old Mabel Beaufort of Pooler was killed Saturday when struck by a car, and 15 year old Joan Williams of Savannah died after falling from a running board. The Vineville Baptist Church Baraca Class urged action on Seven Bridges near Macon after several fatal crashes.
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Mabel Beaufort
Pooler
Joan Williams
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Vineville Baptist Church
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Edward B. Redding
Surtax Cuts Urged on Large Incomes in Tax Bill
Washington March 21 The chamber urged reducing the maximum surtax on large individual incomes to 40 percent from 75 percent for net incomes over 5 million. The proposal also called for repealing the undistributed profits tax and revising capital gains. House changes and Senate plans could affect revenue and business expansion goals.
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Naval expansion bill passes House amid strong support
The House approved the administration’s naval expansion plan, authorizing 46 new warships 22 auxiliary vessels and 950 planes at an estimated 731 million dollars. A GOP bid to send the bill back to committee failed 276 to 114. The measure now goes to the Senate.
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