Illinois Life Blamed on Finance Board Failure
Ernest J. Stevens former vice president and director seeks to control Illinois Life Insurance Company claiming the Reconstruction Finance Corporation promised a $5 million loan but failed to deliver. He asks General Abel Davis to halt liquidation talks and pursue the loan to cover policy loan demand.
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Illinois Life
Finance” Board
Chicago
Reinstruction Finance Corporation
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Ernest J. Stevens
Stevens
Reconstruction Corporation
Howard Preston
Abel Davis
France Affirms Support For Little Entente At Conference
Yaris March 3 Assurance France intends to stand by the Little Entente was given to Foreign Minister Titulescu of Romania at a conference in the foreign office. Titulescu said no specific plan for Little Entente participation in the four power peace move was offered and he will continue talks for several days.
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Yaris
France
Entente
Titulescu
Romania
Foreign Office
M.litulescu
Rumania
Jngloslavia
Czechoslovakia
Denial of Burch as Aggie Department executive candidate
Judge Max L. McRae said reports that R F Burch of Eastman would be named to an executive post in the state department of agriculture were unfounded. Commissioner G C Adams was away but called Burch highly regarded. Adams had not applied for the position.
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Atlanta, Ga
Max L. McRae
State Bureau of Markets, Today
R. F. Burch
Eastman
State Department of Agriculture
McRae
G. C. Adams
Department
Adams
Burch
Department of Agriculture
Tallulah’s Mother Likes Two-Piece Frock
Washington reports Mrs. William B Bankhead mother of actress Tallulah Bankhead and wife of Alabama representative Bankhead favors knitted two piece dresses for day wear. Her collection features green and brown tones including a beige dress that pairs with a mink coat and brown felt pancake hat.
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Washington
William B. Bankhead
Tallulah Bankhead
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Congress considers broad New Deal measures in session
Washington reports rapid progress on Roosevelt reforestation and a $500 million relief grant bill. Senate debate focuses on farm relief limits, stock and bond regulation, liquor law liberalization, and debt composition for distressed municipalities.
Bargain auto tag prices bring out ancient coins
Augusta Georgia March 30 gold hoarding eased by federal action yet Gov Talmadge price tags spurred coin finds. W F Shipman of the Augusta and East Georgia Motor Clubs assisted motorists in completing tag forms and displayed about fifty Indian pennies dating 1865 to 1908 paid for a license plate for a 1923 model car. The coins, largely aged and tarnished, comprised the money sent to the motor vehicle department in Atlanta.
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Augusta
Talmadge
W. F. Shipman
East Georgia
Motor Vehicle Department
Atlanta
Shipman
New Fight On Jury System In Alabama Trial
Haywood Patterson, 19, a Chattanooga Negro, is tried in Decatur Alabama for attacking one of two alleged victims in a case with nine Negro convictions. Defense claims systematic exclusion of Black jurors in Morgan County. judge denies quashing venire and earlier motion to join seven trials.
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T. M. Davenport
Associated Press
Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Haywood Patterson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Morgan County
Samuel C. Leibowitz
Venice
Sharp Southern California quake rattles LA area
A sharp earthquake centered near Long Beach and Los Angeles struck at 4 25 this morning lasting about five seconds. No damage was reported though power lights swayed at the Associated Press office. The tremor was not felt in Santa Barbara or San Diego.
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California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Ls Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Associated Press
Marcus McWhorter Takes Post With State R F C
Herman de la Perriere, head of the state bureau of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, announced Marcus McWhorter has joined the agency. The move is expected to bolster operations amid ongoing postwar reclamation and lending programs.
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Atlanta
Gal
Herman de la Perriere
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Today
Marcus Mc
Visitors fill city on business during week
Mr. T. R. Trice of Valdosta and J. C. McLendon of Waycross were among business visitors. C. E. Crook of Macon, W. A. Milner and R. B. Calhoun of Atlanta also visited. Bickley of Meigh, T. H. McNeil and family from Valdosta, A. B. Marston of Brunswick, H. E. Campbell of Vienna, J. L. Ivey of Montgomery, R. W. Brooks of Atlanta, R. C. White of Savannah, and Oliver Smith of Albany were listed as visitors. Mack Lee Crawford planned a birthday weekend at Toccoa.
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T. R. Trice of
Valdosta
Duncan Bickley
Meigh
A. B. Marston
Brunswick
R. W. Brooks
Atlanta
R. C. White
Savannah
Oliver Smith
Albany
Mack Lee Crawford
Toccoa
Mack
Chastains Return to Orlando Home from Thomasville Visit
Mr and Mrs Shelton Chastain and children of Orlando Fla have returned to Thomasville to make their home. Their friends here welcome them back. Mr and Mrs Harold Lambert and daughter Winnifred Jane have returned to Decatur Ga after visiting Mr and Mrs W C Lambert and Mrs W C Lambert accompanied them.
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Shelton Chastain
Orlando, Fla
Thomasville
City
Harold Lambert
Winnifred Jane
Decatur
Forestation bill eyes Georgia lands for camps and parks
The plan targets more than 1 million acres in national and state parks and other federal sites in Georgia for potential use as confinement camps. Cherokee and Wantahala parks near north Georgia hold about 660000 acres of woods, with 330000 owned by government and 341783 approved for purchase. Additional tracts include Fort Benning near Columbus and several military posts. Okefenokee Swamp holds 600000 acres as possible federally available land, though privately owned. State forestry officials say no federal talks have occurred on the plan. Small state parks lie at Indian Springs Neel Gap Crawfordville.
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Wantahala
North Georgia
Fort Benning
Columbus
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Fort Oglethorpe
Tennessee Line
Screven
Savannah
Georgia
Okefenokee Swamp
South Georgia
Indian Springs
Neel Gap
Crawfordville
Labor Federation to Submit Recommendations at Perkins Meeting
Washington March 29 The American Federation of Labor says organized labor will present definite recommendations on unemployment relief and related economic questions at the conference called by Secretary Perkins for March 31. More than three million workers will be represented directly with railroad brotherhoods joining AF L delegates to discuss mutual interests and proposed actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Perkins
Green
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Roosevelt Studying Revised Budget For Work Programs
President Roosevelt reviewed his revised budget today seeking funds to immediately hire men for the forest conservation program authorized by Congress. He called in Secretary Woodin and budget director Lewis Douglas for a thorough briefing on the new government financial picture.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Woodin
Lewis Douglas
Whorter Named Field Representative for Reconstruction Finance
Whorter, former motor vehicle commissioner, connected with his office and ordered removed by Governor Talmadge after a controversy over the sale of $3 automobile tags will serve as field representative for the Reconstruction Finance office, De La Perriere said.
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Whorter
McWhorter
Talmadge
Reconstruction Finance Office
de la Perriere
Senate Agriculture Committee Debates Farm Bill Substitutes
The Senate agriculture committee weighs a Smith substitute to trim presidential powers over agriculture in the Roosevelt plan. A Simpson proposal would guarantee farmers production costs on crops for domestic use. Leaders anticipate drastic committee changes and a vote by Saturday.
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Barkley
D. Ky
Smith
Wallace
Simpson
Washington
Senate Agriculture
Senate
S. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
John A. Simpson
W National Farmers Union
Agriculture Department
Jury to Decide Fate of Minister
Testimony centered on forgiveness as Rev. Conway faced church faction allegations. Prosecution rested as Dougherty testified Conway blamed intra church trouble for the charges.
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Conway
Dougherty
Muncie minister on trial over alleged threats and assault
In Muncie Indiana on March 30 the trial of Rev G Lemuel Conway for attempted criminal assault continued as 18 year old Sunday school teacher Helen Huffman testified he threatened her after resisting his advances. She described taking her to a country spot and the threat to harm her. The minister is suspended for imprudent conduct and also faces an indictment for assault on choir master Willard Aurand in January. Prosecutor Paul E Leffler said the state would finish its case today.
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Muncie
Ind
G. Lemuel Conway
Helen Huffman
Conway
Madison Street M. E
Rollin Lennington
Willard Aurand
Paul E. Leffler
Legion Minstrels Delight Rose Theatre Crowd
A large audience attended the eighth annual American Legion Minstrel at the Rose Theatre last night enjoying songs dances and skits. Performers included Messrs Justice Harrell Will Parrish Earl Mayo Tom Andrishok Mentel Morris George Crawford Joe Robison Scrap Pringle Syd Steyerman Dan Langford and Miss Elva Holman with Miss Elizabeth Pharr and Mrs A D Little delivering engaging acts and an entertaining finale. The show netted a neat sum for Legion work in the area.
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American Legion
Rose Theatre
Legion
Messrs
Justice Harrell
Will Parrish
Earl Mayo
Tom Andrishok
Mentel Morris
Parrish
Mayo
Mr. Morris
Tom Andrishek
Eustice Harrell
Dr. H. Jenkins
Arthur Clark
Joé Robison
Hull Searcy
George Crawford
Scrap Pringle
Syd Steyerman
Clark
Crawford
Robison
Albert Murphy
Moultrie
Sumner
Sylvester
Elizabeth Pharr
Elva Holman
Mr. Andrishok
John Hinton
Miss Holman
Dan Langford
Murphy
George Cooper
A. D Little
Cooper
Mrs. Little
Eustis Harrell
Molly
Macree
Joe Robison
Tom Andrishock
Montel Morris
Congress power to end state banks eyed by reformers
Walter Wyatt chief counsel of the federal reserve board argues in the board's bulletin that Congress can eliminate state bank systems and centralize banking under federal control. The opinion, prepared for the Senate Banking Committee last December, comes as members push for a unified national system amid ongoing banking reform debates spurred by the recent crisis.
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Washington
Congress
Walter Wyatt
Federal Reserve Board
Wyatt
Senate Banking Committee
Glass
D. Va
Eugene Meyer
Reserve Board
Celler Copeland medicinal liquor bill heads to White House
The House approved the Celler Copeland medical liquor bill by 153 to 59 to remove physician prescription limits under the Volstead act. It moves to the White House after Senate passage. AMA counsel Dr William C Woodward said the measure allows medically necessary access without weakening safeguards.
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Washington
Celley-Copeland
House
White House
Senate
Blanton
Tex
William C. Woodward
American Medical Association
Regulations for Beer Control Not Yet Promulgated
Washington March 30 Regulations are being prepared by the prohibition bureau and the industrial alcohol commission for controlling the beer distribution after April 6 but they have not been promulgated yet. Attorney General Cummings and Secretary Woodin must approve before issuance. Attorneys studying questions declined to discuss details.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Industrial Alcohol Commission
Cummings
Woodin
Atorneys
Norfolk
Savannah
Beer Legislation Faces Senate Delay In South Carolina
In Columbia South Carolina the senate debated beer legalization amid claims the finance committee was delaying action. Marion and Chesterfield senators defended haste and pledged prompt consideration while twenty measures, including a 3.2 beverage bill, await hearings next Tuesday.
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Columbia
S. C
Finance Committee
South Carolina
Senate
Side
Marion
Laney
Chesterfield
Senatery
State university system plans major reorganizing
The board announces broad changes to Georgia's State University System aiming at economies and efficiency. It proposes coordinating work, abolishing departments and institutions, and shifting the system fiscal year to July 1 through June 30. Twenty five institutions exist now, including two experiment stations, with high school only schools slated for discontinuation by July 1, 1933 though two Negro high schools may be exempt due to progress.
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Georgia
Changes and Trends in Medical Practice
In a discussion on medical education Dr Bunce notes personal fear of premature death and the impact on a disabled son. He credits Georgia with shaping medical organization and cites Augusta's university faculty and Savannah physician Dr Richard Arnold as pivotal. He urges broader arts education to cultivate understanding and happiness in future doctors.
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Georgia
Bunce
Augusta
American Medical Association
Richard Arnold
Savannah
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