Senate debates Shoals fertilizer use amid nitrate plant plan
Washington May 3 Senator Bankhead presses for commercial production at the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant during the third day of debate on the Norris Tennessee Valley development bill. He urges the government to produce or lease the plant for fertilizer manufacturing beyond experimental limits, a view Norris opposes.
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Wahsington
Muscle Shoals
Senator Bankhead
Ala
Senate
Bankhead
House
Norris
Neb
All German Youths to Serve in Labor Army
Berlin reports that all youths who have completed nineteen by January 1, 1934, will be drafted into a new compulsory labor army. The initial term is six months, with a twelve month requirement after one year of operation. The start date has not been officially announced but is expected soon.
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Berlin
Younths
Free Examination Of Tuberculosis Suspects In Georgia
Dr Morris Haygood superintendent of Alto sanatorium will outline a state wide plan for free examination and diagnosis of every tuberculosis suspect and contact. The program is a joint action of the Georgia Tuberculosis Association State Board of Health ton State Nursing Association Georgia Public Health Association and seven tuberculosis sanatoriums.
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Atlanta
Morris Haygood
Alto
Georgia
Haygood
Georgia Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
Ton
State Nursing Association
Georgia Public Health Associatnd
Mrs Harvey Clark Dies En Route Home From Japan
Mrs Lucile Daniel of Atlanta dies aboard the Japanese liner Shinkige Maru one day out of San Francisco while returning to Georgia after 34 years as a missionary to Japan. Dr Harvey Clark was sent to Japan about 35 years ago by the Georgia Baptist Convention.
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Harvey Clark
Atlanta
Japan
Macon
Morgenthau Plans Special Loans to Aid Farmers in Distress
Washington reports that special farm loans for debt burdened farmers facing foreclosure will open the Roosevelt farm program. Henry Morgenthau Jr. and the new Farm Credit Administration will administer quick aid, with loans up to 75 percent of value, $5,000 max, 5 percent interest, no principal for three years, and refinancing through federal land banks to purchase existing first mortgages at up to 50 percent of appraised value plus 20 percent for permanent improvements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Board
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
House
Federal Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan
Paul Bestor
Ohio’s last real daughter of Revolution dies at 91
New Lexington Ohio May 3 Marie Storts Allen 91 died yesterday described as Ohio’s last real daughter of the American Revolution She was the daughter of John Jacob Storts who joined Washington’s army at age 11 Her husband served in the Civil War She was among only six living women with fathers who fought in the Revolutionary War Her father was 82 at her birth the fifth child of Stars second wife He died when Marie was seven.
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New Lexington
Ohio
Marie Storts Allen
John Jacob Storts
George Washington
Allen
Stars
Marie
Georgia Women Among Six Sole Survivors
UP report says Mrs. Marie Storts Allen died in Lexington Ohio leaving six surviving daughters including two Georgia women. The Pool sisters Aunt Sarah Pool and Aunt Mary Pool Newsom live on a small farm near Gibson Glascock County with fathers who fought in the Revolutionary War.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Marie Storts Allen
Lexington
Sarah Pool
Mary Pool Newsom
Gibson, Ga
Glascock County
Greek Church Mourns Martyrs in Poland
Metropolitan Dyonise head of the Greek church in Poland proclaims November 1 a day of mourning for members of the faith allegedly killed in Russia amid the Soviet anti religious movement.
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Warsaw
Dyonise
Poland
Russia
Governor hints at Milledgeville Insane Hospital reforms
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge suggested possible changes in operating the Milledgeville insane hospital to relieve jail delays and overcrowding. He cited rising salary costs since 1914 and proposed increasing farm production and using prison inmates and trained carpenters to support hospital needs.
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Ben F. Meyer
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Milledgeville
Georgia
Milledgeville State Hospital
Paper manufacturers study Georgia visit ends with tour
Canadian and eastern paper makers touring Georgia's forest wealth to assess timber usage plan to leave Savannah by boat around 4 p m They explored Chatham Liberty Long Bryan and McIntosh counties viewing pines and learning about water supply labor conditions and transport Dr Charles H Herty accompanied the group and demonstrations of turpentine and resin were shown The visit concluded with tours of historic sites and a luncheon at Judge Arthur W Solomon's country estate
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Savannah
Georgia
Chatham
Liberty
Long
Bryan
McIntosh
Charles H. Herty
Arthur W. Solomon
Work Cure For French Tramps Paris Beggars and Tramps to Penal Colonies
Paragraph notes Paris authorities docking vagabonds amid several murders in gypsy colonies leading parliament to authorize police to round up tramps. Invalids over seventy are exempt. Also mentions Africa becoming a fast growing market for American farm machinery per the U S commerce department.
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Paris
France
Africa
United States Commerce Department
Local visitors and residents noted in city roundup
Mr W L Smith of Jacksonville, Mr E C Andrews of Atlanta, and others were listed as business visitors. Mrs W J Howard remains in hospital after a successful operation. Mrs Fraser Driver Jr leaves for Chicago by motor. A baby girl arrived at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital. Several locals and visitors mentioned in casual notes about travel and health.
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E. C. Andrews
Atlanta
Fraser Driver, Jr
Chicago
M. T. Nunnally, Jr
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
P. B. Slater
Dianna Blake
Hamilton Vose
Panama City
Helen Keebler
Keebler
Slater
BE. V. Peck
Appropriation Bill Ready for South Carolina Senate Vote
Columbia May 3 A general appropriation bill proposing 8.9 million dollars for operating state government through June 30, 1934, is set for presentation as lawmakers debate school funding by a 2 percent sales tax and higher income taxes. The measure aims to cover a 1.3 million dollar deficit and keep a cash basis for several years with no new taxes.
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Columbia
S. C
Senate
S. M. Ward
Georgetown
Finance Committee
Inflation Debate Shapes Farm Relief Bill Crossfire
The House held a test vote 261 to 113 on inflation provisions tied to the farm relief measure. Republicans attacked executive power and inflation claims while Democrats defended limits. Provisions would expand credit by 6 billion dollars and permit currency changes including a reduced gold content and accepting up to 200 million in silver for war debts.
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House
Snell
Beedy
Maine
Fish
New York
Martin
Massachusetts
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Congress
Executive Branch
Stegall
D. Ala
Noted Soviet Biologist Dies After Controversial Experiments
Moscow reports the death of Ilya Ivanovitch Ivanov a Soviet biologist who attempted interbreeding apes with humans dying of natural causes four months ago in Tashkent at age 59. His controversial work aimed to establish the missing link in human origins and included trials involving two female chimpanzees.
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Moscow
Ilya Ivanovitch Ivanov
Tashkent
Lockham
South Sea
Moscow Institute of Experimental Biology
Inflation bill provisions head the day in Washington
Washington May 3 The administration inflation plan cleared the House for final action with the banks to buy up to 3 billion in government obligations or the issuance of notes to do so. The plan also allows gold debasement up to 50 percent and free silver in fixed ratio, plus silver payments to settle war debts.
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Washington
House
Federal Reserve Banks and Board
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Ten Year Old Margaret McMath Abduction Case Recalled
The 1931 Harwichport Massachusetts kidnapping case involving 10 year old Margaret McMath resurfaced with reports of extortion letters sent to her father in New England weeks before the family moved east. Notes allegedly demanded money to prevent abduction. relatives deny prior knowledge while Detroit newspapers cite acquaintances confirming multiple letters.
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Margaret McMath
Harwichport
Mass
William Robert Kales
Detroit
Francis Charles McMath
East
Detroit Press
McMath
Margaret
Francis Charles
Free Press
Harwich Gas Purchase Ties Man to Kidnap Case
Police say Frank Rodick of Cape Cod told them he bought three gallons of gasoline at a Harwich Center station with two white men shortly before the Mary McMath kidnapping. He denies knowledge of the girl and the crime and was taken for further questioning after interrogation.
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Harwich
Mass
Frank Rodick
Cape Cod
Harwich Center
Margaret McMath
Rodick
Hyannis Barracks
State Police
Glasgow christens 9000-ton steamer with baby name
Ann Lithgow, 21 months old, daughter of Sir James and Lady Lithgow, christened the 9000 ton cargo steamer in Glasgow. As the vessel slid down the ways she was urged to say the name Hasbledown and the baby produced the word, stunning onlookers who praised the effort and local witnesses noted the novelty of a child naming a ship.
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Glasgow
Ann Lithgow
James
Lady Lithgow
Hasbledown
McKee Loses Bid for New York Mayor Run
The fusion party setback after McKee declines to run in the mayoral race. John P. O'Brien, a Tammany Hall figure, wins the surrogate nomination and McKee returns to presiding over the board of aldermen. The city faces a battle between fusion forces and Tammany ahead of the fall election.
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McKee
John P. O’brien
Tammany Hall
Walkers
Board of Alder
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Walker
Democratic Organization
Bone
O’brien
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Repudiation of Gold Contracts Shakes US Bond Credit
The text argues that gold contract repudiation by the United States would impede passage of a farm measure and undermine confidence in government bonds and railroad and industrial securities, threatening the basis of credit and contract sanctity across millions in securities.
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America
United States
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