Herty Fund Drive Aims to Preserve Pine Paper Research
Milledgeville Ga March 29 A local movement seeks 20000 dollars to support Dr Charles Herty and his experiments using slash pine for white paper making The effort follows a veto of the funding in the annual appropriations bill and seeks donations after several subscriptions were pledged pending the chemist’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville, Ga
Charles H. Herty
Talmadge
Herty
Savannah
Major Cohen Seeks White House Meeting With Roosevelt
Major John B. Cohen president and editor of the Atlanta Journal met with President Roosevelt at the White House on March 29. Cohen said he praised the president and noted public backing, adding that the topic of an appointment to the diplomatic corps was not discussed.
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Washington
John 8. Cohen
The
Atlanta Journal
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
White House
Cohen
Iano Recital by Prof Joseph Maerz at First Baptist Church
Pianist Joseph Maerz director of music at Wesleyan Conservatory Macon Ga presents a program titled Theme and Variations in F minor with works by Haydn Beethoven Chopin Gluck Brahms Brahms Voorhis Liszt at 8 30 p m Thursday March 30 under auspices of the Thomasville Study Class at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maerz
Wesleyan Conservatory
Macon
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Haydn
Beethoven
Chopin
Gluck
Brahms
Gluck-Freidman
Arthur Voorhis
Rhapsody Xii—Liszt
Georgia selects 10 to represent state at Savannah pageant
Governor announces bicentennial Savannah Federation pageant reps for Georgia. Two appointed to represent the state, two per former capital cities, and one for each of the ten largest cities, with two in Savannah. Named include Janet Mann, Gertrude Askew, Caroline Mills, Lilla Train, Josephine Wachtel, and others across Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Rome, Athens, Waycross, Albany.
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Savannah
Atlanta
Capitol
Georgia
Janet Mann
McRae
Charles T. Smyley
Eastman
Gertrude Askew
Fort Scutt Meador
Ida Thomas
Caroline Mills
Lay MetIntire
Katherine Clancy
Lilla Train
Josephine Wachtel
Augusta
Mildred Lorick
Majon Neeley
Frances Robinson
Louisville
Virginia Price
Tre J. J. Pilcher
Wrens
Milledgeville
Betty Ferguson
Antoinette Lawrence
Macon
Marion Napier
Columbus
Jeanne Freeman
Rome
Max Kuittner
Grange
Martha Hdmoindson
Athens
Sara Vincent Matthews
Governor Talmadge Leaves Miami for Atlanta
Governor Talmadge of Georgia departed Miami by Eastern Air Transport at 10 a m for Atlanta with a scheduled arrival in Atlanta at 4 10 p m He had come to Miami last Saturday for a brief vacation.
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Gov. Talmadge
Miami
Atlanta
Fla
Talmadge
Atanta
Georgia City
Death of Judge J R Pottle on Central train near Meldrim
Judge James Robert Pottle of Albany died suddenly on a Central of Georgia Railway train at Meldrim Georgia as it neared Savannah. The 1875 born former state appeals judge and state senator was en route for hospital. services planned at the home of his daughter in Albany with Dougherty County Bar Association pallbearers.
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Savannah
Meldrini
Albany
Vottle
Warrenton
State Court of Appeals
Pottle
University of “Earpia
State Board of Bar Examiners
State AB
American Bar Associations
Methodist Episcopal
Aureh, South
Mvbany
J. R. Potle
R. C. Riley
Dougherty County Bar Association
James Robert Pottle
Central of Georgia Railway
Central
Meldrim
Local visitors and guests frequent Thomasville horse show scene
The city saw a stream of visitors from Macon Dublin Jacksonville Tallahassee Blakely and Norfolk for business and the Thomasville Horse Show. Notables include J D Addison A G Towler George T Powers H T Mason and J L Walker. Nearby residents and relatives also dropped in for the event and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Addison
Macon
George T. Powers
Dublin, Ga
Barbara Welsh
K. J. Boyd
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Unemployment relief bill moves in Congress amid debate
Washington March 25 Democratic leaders push Roosevelt unemployment measures through the house to be ready for law by nightfall. The administration seeks to employ 250000 through reforestation soil erosion flood control and other projects. A Senate compromise farm relief plan aims to trim authority to aid farmers and possibly keep wheat and cotton credits. Washington March 29 McNary blocks formal action on the 509 million unemployment relief bill while allowing informal debate to proceed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Burns
White House
Reconstruction Corporation
Illinois
Labor Committee
Connery
Congress
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
McNary
Waener
Banking Committee
Wagner
Macon Lawyer J. W. Nisbet Dies at 75
Jamus Wingfield Nisbet a Macon attorney for over fifty years died at seventy five. Funeral arrangements set with services at a local chapel and the Rev Mortimer Glover reading the Episcopal ritual. Born Eatonton Ga January 28 1858 he studied at the University of Georgia and was admitted to the bar in 1876. Survivors include his wife two brothers Rev C R Nisbet of Charlotte a sister Mrs Campbell King of Macon two daughters and a grandson.
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Macon
Jamus Wingfield Nisbet
Nisbet
Mortimer Glover
Christ Church
Eatonton
University of Georgia
Judge Pottle and Atlanta lawyer ill after car collision
Judge Pottle was stricken with heart disease several days ago after a car accident. Also in the same car was John D. Little of Atlanta assistant general counsel for Central of Georgia who was brought to a hospital from his country home near Albany. Little's condition is reported serious.
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Judge Pottle
John D. Little
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Albany
Mr. Little
Canton to Host Beef Cattle Production Banquet
Canton Georgia prepares for the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet with Governor Eugene Talmadge and Hugh Howell as main speakers. The event aims to promote beef cattle production and farm diversification, noting pastures, a creamery, and markets supporting local output.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Talmadge
Hugh Howell
State Democratic Executive Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Dawson Girl Named New President Y W C A At Valdosta School
Miss Margaret Kennedy of Dawson is elected to lead the Young Women's Christian Association at Georgia State Woman's College for 1933 34. Lavinia Buckner of Waycross is vice president Carolyn Brim of Dawson treasurer and Harriet Bullard of Nashville secretary.
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Valdosta
Margaret Kennedy
Dawson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Georgia State Woman’s College
Lavinia Buckner
Waycross
Carolyn Brim
Harriet Bullard
Nashville
Stoning of U S Embassy Sparks Mexico Protest
Mexico City reports the stoning of the American embassy amid protests over Josephus Daniels appointment as U S ambassador. Windows shattered. police secrecy on arrests. Charge d affaires Arthur Bliss Lane relayed details after returning from Washington. posters accuse Daniels and reference 1914 Vera Cruz killings.
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Mexico City
Josephus Daniels
United States
Mexico
Arthur Bliss Lane
Washington
Foreign Office
Daniels
Central Committee
The
Communist Party of Mexico
Azueta
Uribe
Vera Cruz
Navy
Savannah to Stage 200th Georgia Birthday Pageant
Savannah hosts a large city pageant marking Georgia’s 200th anniversary at municipal stadium on April 27 28 29. E H Abrahams chairs a wide committee for a grand production with a 2500 cast and multiple entertainments across three gala days for residents and visitors.
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Georgia
Savannah
Municipii Stadium
E. H. Abrahams
Abrahams
Coastal Empire
Saabnah
Nazi boycott to hit German Jews amid shop window attacks
The Nazi party announced a boycott at 10 am on Saturday to defend against atrocity propaganda abroad. Jung warned it could ruin hundreds of thousands of German Jews if carried out. In Emden and Goettingen, many Jewish shop windows were smashed and guards protected premises. In Goerlitz a crowd demanded removal of Jewish judges and lawyers as storm troopers seized the courthouse.
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Jung
Naz Party
Germany
Emden
Goettingen
Goerlitz
Nazi Threats Warn World of Dollfuss Regime Deals
Vienna reports Nazi press warns that any agreement with Chancellor Dollfuss will not be recognized. The Deutschwesterreichische Tageszeitung accuses the government of mortgaging public income to foreign debts and losing the people's confidence. A Nazi demonstration in the inner city leads to fifty arrests for window smashing as supporters shout loyalty to Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Deutschwesterreichische Tageszeitung
Triors
Engelbert Dollfuss
Creditanstalt
Hitler
Germany
Washington U Opens Spring Football Practice
Washington University begins spring football with seven players reporting late in February to build shape for an unusually official schedule next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Washington University
Alabama selective jury system under fire in Scottsboro case
Decatur Alabama March 29 selective jury system attacked as Heywood Patterson 19 Chattanooga Negro stands trial for a second time amid moves to quash the venire. Samuel Liebowitz claims Morgan county juries exclude blacks and plans to present 200 witnesses including lawyers doctors and a professor to support the charge. A freight train segment will be shown in court to illustrate the alleged attack scene as part of preparations for further legal action.
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Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Heywood Patterson
Chattanooga
Scottsboro
Samuel Liebowitz
International Labor Defense
Morgan County
Liebowitz
James
Horton
United States Supreme Court
Leibowitz
HAILF-ACRE FARM GARDEN WORTH $168 TO FAMILY
A one half acre farm garden is valued at 168.33 dollars for a family of six. Extension horticulturist H R Niswonger notes the garden’s cash value in a self sustaining farming context and cites 75 farm families recording similar assets with costs for seeds and fertilizer totaling 4.77 dollars and vegetable returns at 168.33 dollars.
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Raleigh
N. C
H. R. Niswonger
State College
Kent
Niswonger
Roosevelt urges federal supervision of interstate security sales
Franklin D. Roosevelt calls for federal legislation to supervise interstate investment security sales and require full disclosure. He argues sellers must reveal all material facts to buyers, expanding the caveat emptor principle to “let the seller also beware” to restore investor confidence and curb unethical practices. The missive, dated March 29, 1933, stresses minimal interference with legitimate business while protecting the public.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
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