Roosevelt to Address Little Business Men Tonight
President Roosevelt plans a nationally broadcast speech to the American Retail Federation at 9 30 p m Eastern on NBC CBS and MBS outlining ideas for closer business government relations It comes amid talk of economics policy and potential tax law changes with the aim of supporting business recovery and stability.
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Justice Emeritus John B Hutcheson Dies in Jonesboro
Jonesboro Ga May 22 Justice Emeritus John B Hutcheson 78 longtime Georgia Supreme Court member died at his home after months of illness. Funeral at 3 30 p m tomorrow at Jonesboro Methodist church. Survived by widow Rebecca Mann and sisters Ida Hutcheson and Mrs J B Newman. Hutcheson served on the Supreme Court since 1934, previously chaired Stone Mountain circuit and was a former Jonesboro mayor. He attended local schools and the University of Georgia, admitted to bar in 1886.
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Yankee Clipper finishes Atlantic hop in first regular flight
The Yankee Clipper lands at Marignane air base Marseille at 3 40 p m completing its first regular scheduled commercial flight across the Atlantic. The flying boat carried mail only on its inaugural voyage as officials from France and the United States greet the crew after a detour around storms over southern France.
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Weather forecast for the Carolinas and Florida
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday in South Carolina and Georgia. Florida expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers Tuesday. Coastal winds will be gentle to moderate and mostly southerly.
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Wallace Blocks Charges in Farm Program
Washington reports congressional sources credit Secretary Wallace with a clear victory in blocking major changes to the farm program this year. Senator Lucas notes no revision this session, while critics concede the plan likely carries through next year.
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Seven Briggs Plants Closed by CIO United Auto Workers Strike
In Detroit on May 22 seven Briggs Manufacturing Co plants shut down as CIO United Auto Workers strike halted operations. The move affected more than 20,000 workers at Briggs and Chrysler Corp Plymouth division plants. facilities closed promptly at 9 a.m. as workers assembled at gates.
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Germany Italy Sign Ten Year Axis Pact As Danzig Tensions Rise
Germany and Italy formalize a ten year alliance pooling military and economic resources with plans for rapid support if war comes. The Danzig shooting escalates Polish German tensions as Britain weighs terms with the Soviet Union and Warsaw seeks calm amid protests and police restraint.
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Royal Quintuplets Arrive as Dionne Sisters Visit Toronto
The Dionne quintuplets and their sisters toured Ontario under royal attention with Queen El Cecile in attendance. A seaborne journey and staged stops highlighted the visit as photographers and crowds gathered, while officials organized appearances to manage the media frenzy and protect the children.
Quintuplets' visit marks high point of royal meeting
Five Dionne quints travel with Queen Elizabeth and King to Toronto for a private audience and photos. The royal couple and royal party greeted by crowds as the train paused near Callander, marking a rare public outing for the quintuplets born five years ago.
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Ickles Seeks More WPA Funds for Public Works
Washington May 22. Secretary Ickes is pushing Capitol Hill for a new 500 million dollar Public Works Administration appropriation. He argues public works stimulate business and build permanent assets, while warning for more relief spending in the year starting July 1. Some senators doubt the plan while others back the approach. A dissenting view comes from Senator Alee who condemns excessive spending.
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Georgia cotton farmers to get $17 820 000 aid
Georgia will receive about 17.82 million dollars in 1939 under the Soil Conservation Administration cotton program. Some 93 percent of the state's allotment, roughly 2.126 million acres, are covered with more than 165 000 farms listed. Payments include 2 cents per pound conservation on normal yield and 1.6 cents per pound price adjustment, with eligibility tied to compliance.
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Tarquino Pleads Innocent To Torso Murder
Aurelio Marco Tarquinio, 45, an Italian steelworker, pleaded innocent at the opening of his trial for the torso murder of his former housekeeper, Mrs. Evelyn Rice. The defense had withdrawn earlier in the session.
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Unpredictable Senate Seen on Taxes
Atlanta May 22 An unpredictable state senate was labeled by observers as the question mark of any possible extra ordinary tax session in Georgia. The finance committee killed the house approved chain store tax bill and disapproved a repeal of the 1938 income tax exemption on federal tax payments. Sponsors claimed the chain store levy would raise about 300000 annually while officials estimate losses from the exemption at 2000000 yearly.
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Dozen Air Crashes Kill Fifteen Across U S in One Day
A day of air disasters claims 15 lives in eight crashes across the nation. Army and private planes collided with fatal results from California to Texas, with one ship striking the Lick Observatory near San Jose. Survivors and grieving families deal with the losses and wreckage across cities.
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