Hundreds Attend Second Day Cooking Session By Mrs Moore
The second day of Mrs Alva Moore’s cooking school drew hundreds of women as she showcased modern electrical cooking with two Watt ranges and dishes featuring Georgia Packing Company meats. The event highlighted sponsor firms from local industry with stage displays, donations, and a ham gift to theater managers, plus demonstrations using Reducts bread and Saucy’s Supreme Coffee. The final session aims for complete attendance tomorrow before noon.
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Georgia Packing Company
John Dixon
My .Company
Georgia
Thomasville Ice & Manufacturing Company
Flowers Baking Company
Watt Building Material Co
City Water and Light Department
Weather Forecast For Southeast States
Partly cloudy and colder tonight across South Carolina and Georgia with Friday fair and temperatures rising in the inland areas. Florida shows showers in the extreme north and central portions with cooler spells tonight and Friday while extreme northwest Florida remains partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Alabama predicts fair weather and cooler conditions tonight with warmer interior on Friday and moderate northerly coastal winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Four Dead and Five Missing After Bridge Washout Near Vicksburg
A bridge washout on the Vicksburg Jackson highway sent six or more cars plunging fifty feet into Clear Creek bayou. At least four people died, five were missing, and eight were injured as divers searched the swollen 20 foot deep stream. Witnesses described cars disappearing one after another after the darkness swamped the crossing.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Clear Creek Bayou
Here
S. M. Wilson
Jackson
Marcus Meeks
Canton
M. W. Beaver
Mary Schrack Murray
Mansfield
Ohio
Ann Turner
Memphis
Claud Cox
Margaret
Norman Schlemmer
R. B. Jones
W. A. Bragg
George Bragg
Leroy Meeks
Rupert Lewis
Florence
Gladys Schrack
R. C. Tindall
Hollandale
W. A. Brannon
Clinton Roads
L. C McIntosh
Bayou
Rain and wind lash Mississippi Louisiana and beyond
Torrential rains and high winds hit the southern states with damage in Mississippi and Louisiana. A bridge washed out near Vicksburg and several cars were swept away in a torrent. A tornado in East Brewton Alabama injured two women and caused property damage. Northwest Mississippi counties face estimated losses of 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Vicksburg
Miss
Prentiss
East Brewton
Ala
Panola
Tunica
Tate Counties
Tate County
Clarksdale
Clyde Pace
Federal Alcohol Unit
Greenville
Georgetown
Tallahatchie
Yazoo
Oxford
Lillie Stoate
Florida
Drouth
Grant Parish
Atlanta
Many Prominent Masons Gather at Bainbridge
Masons from South Georgia and across Georgia assembled in Bainbridge for the hundredth anniversary of Orion Lodge No. 8 Free and Accepted Masons. The event featured a strong program with Grand Lodge participation and visitors from most sections, plus city decorations and community support making the day memorable in Bainbridge’s storied history.
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South Georgia
Bainbridge
Orion Lodge No. 8
Georgia
Orion Lodge
Grand Lodge
Police seek slugger who hit actress in Los Angeles
police hunt a suspect linked to a brutal assault on 17 year old actress Delia Bogard who remains in serious condition with a possible skull fracture. City officials consider a reward and legal ruling on posting it as Capt. Patton leads the homicide detail and Joseph D Bushane 43 is held on suspicion.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
D. R. Patton
Delia Bogard
Taylor
Anya Soseyeva
Los Angeles City College
Miss Bogard
Joseph D Bushane
Della
Anya
Soeey E
Roosevelt urges soil conservation at Auburn speech
President Roosevelt told 10 Auburn students at Bullard Field that preserving the South’s soil is a key problem. He noted need for higher wages, more purchasing power, and self sufficiency, aiming to shift the economy away from the North with the help of a younger generation. Senator Hill introduced him to the Auburn cadet corps.
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Ala
Roosevelt
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Bullard Field
South
Dixon
Hill
Stegall
Tuskeegee
Mr. Roosevelt
Farm program faces Senate criticism from three groups
Washington March 30. The administration’s farm program drew criticism from three senator groups. Southern members push their own solutions to cotton surplus and oppose export subsidies. western members seek a cost of production farm bill as a crop control alternative. a larger group seeks to restore the $250 million parity payment fund. Chairman Smith convened the committee for action on the first two measures. Senator Frazier promotes cost of production with minimum prices for many crops, while Senator Russell indicates good odds for restoring parity funds to raise purchasing power to prewar levels.
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Roosevelt
Agriculture Committee
House
Agriculture Department
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D-S. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
Frazier
R-N. D
Russell
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Police question suspect after murder arrest following anonymous tip
Officers questioned a tall suspect with unusually long arms after an anonymous tip led to an arrest in a murder probe. Several other men were released as the search continued and witnesses described the suspect.
Hope Brewster’s 90 mile river voyage ends in Helena
Violinist Hope Brewster, 24, whose unannounced 90 mile trip in a $2 skiff down the Mississippi from Memphis to Helena ended after 19 hours, identified herself in Helena Ark. She refused earlier to return to Memphis but agreed to come back after Memphis police and a local banker arranged her return.
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Memphis, Tenn
Pretty Hope Brewster
Helena
Ark
Mississippi River
Memphis
Tent
Hope Brewster
Memphis-Helena
Mississippi
Russell V. Warner
Miss Brewster Guild
Frank Glisson
Frank Sturn
Arkansas
Miss Brewster
Memphis College of Musicc
New Orleans
Hail Rain Pelt LaGrange City Over Six Inches
Hail and 6.07 inches of rain drenched LaGrange Georgia in about fourteen hours. A severe electrical storm accompanied the downpour that began around 5 PM yesterday and ended at 7 AM today. The city has more than 20 000 residents and wide water damage was reported.
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Lagrange
Georgia
It Rained Ducks In Greenville Mississippi
In Greenville Mississippi a heavy downpour yesterday caused ducks to fall from the sky after a hail storm. Federal alcohol tax unit investigator Clyde Pace reported ducks littered the street as he stopped to catch one for supper.
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Greenville
Miss
Mississippi
Clyde Pace
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Paris and Rome Far From Reconciliation Over Italian Claims
French Premier Daladier pledged not a foot of land or rights as he opened negotiation steps on the Italian French dispute. Mussolini spoke in Calabria urging readiness as Britain plans a peace time army expansion to 210 000 men. Franco begins reconstruction in Spain while Tokyo invites ambassadors for a foreign office briefing on Italy Germany anti comintern talks.
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France
Italy
Associated Press
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Rome
Mussolini
Calabria
T. Duce
Tunisia
Djibouti
Suez Canal
Cosenza
Mediterranean
Specia
Britain
Chamberlain
The
War. Office
Wougl
Europe
Poland
Russia
Francisco Franco
Spain
Hachiro Arita
Germany
House Economy Seeks Farm Bloc Aid to Trim WPA Funds
Washington report says House economy advocates rely on farm bloc support to back a proposal cutting WPA appropriations from 150 million to 100 million dollars. Rep. Woodrum and Cannon expect efforts to restore funds, while administration aides warn of possible delays or rescission of a 400 thousand roll cut slated for next week.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Rep
Woodrum
D-Va
Rep. Cannon
Missouri
Cannon
Senate
WPA
Capitol
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