Fitzpatrick says Rockefellers paid him for services
William H. Fitzpatrick former president of Prairie Oil Company testified before senate investigators that the Rockefellers arranged payments to him for long service. He said Blair and Company disbursed 200,000 and the rest came in two later payments from profits in a Sinclair Consolidated Corporation oil pool totalling 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
Rockefellers
Washington
William 38. Fitzpatrick
Prairie Oil Company
Senate
Blair and Company
New York
Sinclair Consolidated Corporation
Ferdinand Pecora
Rockefeller
Bertram Cutler
Sinclair Pool
Local visitors noted in city business and family news
Mr J C Porter of Macon and Mr J F Taylor of Milledgeville were among recent visitors. William K Warren of Savannah and Mr Paul Good of Jacksonville also called on local businesses. Mr H C Mell of Atlanta and Mr J D Addison of Macon were listed as visitors. Rev Roby White Jr is in Highland Sanitarium Asheville for an acute nervous disorder. Mrs White and family express gratitude for the support from Thomasville and St Thomas church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Roby White, Jr
Highland Sanitarium
Asheville
N. C
White
Thomasville
St. Thomas Church
Nation still reeling from storms and winter preview
Associated Press reports widespread storm fallout across the nation with high winds on the Great Lakes grounding ships near Ontario and prompting coast guard searches for missing men. Temperatures plunged in the Midwest and Northeast as snow covered parts of several states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East
Middlewest
Great Lakes
D. E. Callender
Long Point
Ont
Ted
Coast Guard
Lake Superior
Ontonagon
Mich
Bayfield
Wis
Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Midwest
West Virginia Panhandle
Pennsylvania
New York
AT T Declares Quarterly Dividend on Capital Stock
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company directors ordered a regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars a share. The payout totals about 42 million dollars, with roughly 2 million withheld as the tax on corporate dividends. The tax, tied to the then pending repeal of Prohibition, will be rescinded after December 5. Dividend payable January 15 to stockholders of record December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Direcors
Weather forecast for Thomasville Georgia 1933
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for fair and somewhat colder conditions on Thursday. Local observations at 8 a.m. show temperature highs and lows for the month with precipitation totals for the past day and month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New Gold Price Set Below Figure Leaders Debt Borrowing Seen
Government bond quotations drift downward, and the trend could embarrass the treasury when it must borrow more than $6 billion in the coming year to sustain the recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
RFC Sets Domestic Gold Price Below World Quotes
Washington reports the RFC fixed domestic newly mined gold at 33.56 dollars, below London’s 34.03 dollar opening. The dollar rose to around 5.27 and slid to 5.37 in London, with the world price calculated from the opening exchange rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RFC
London
Dollar Slides in London Post-Market Trading
In post market trading the United States dollar cost 5.42 to the pound, marking a loss of nearly eight cents from the official close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Dollar Falls to 15.34 Francs in Paris Trading
The dollar closed at 15.34 francs in Paris, down 38 centimes from yesterday’s 15.72 francs, after briefly hitting 15.25 francs. In London the dollar slipped to 5.37 1/2 to the pound as buyers were scarce and rates moved sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Intercity Rotary meet draws Georgia Florida clubs
A Thomasville Rotary hosts night gathering at Rosemary Inn for guests from Tallahassee and Georgia clubs including Valdosta Quitman Moultrie Albany. Garland Jones District Governor spoke briefly. musical numbers by Florida State College Faculty Trio and a three piano sextette impressed the large audience.
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Georgia
Florida
Rosemary Inn
Tallahassee
Fla
Valdosta
Quitman
Moultrie
Albany
Thomasville Club
Garland Jones
Newmen
Rotary
Florida State College
O. F. Sellers
Miss Sharp
Miss. Alderman
Dumky
Dvorak
Thomasville
Elmer
Bosco
Nat Williams
Hoyt Wimpy
Royal Daniel
John King
Frank Harris
R. C. Belfour, Jr
Nell Pringle
Louise Hayes
James B. Burch
Cyrus
Wailard
Joe Singletary
Zompany Herald
Listz
Mozart
Methodist Ministers of South Georgia Meet at Brunswick
Methodist ministers from South Georgia arrive in Brunswick for the annual conference. Delegates will be chosen for the general conference and pastors reassigned as the four year rule looms, with eight minister and eight lay delegates to be named and a cabinet aiding the process.
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Methodist Ministers OF
South Georgia
Brunswick
John M. Moore
Georgia
Roosevelt Seeks Religious Freedom Talks With Russia
Reports say negotiations pause cited by officials while others point to Moscow’s historic stance against concessions before recognition. Roosevelt aims for liberty of worship for American citizens in Russia amid broader rights discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Roosevelt
Senate Committee Session in Uproar in Louisiana
New Orleans witnesses clashed with the special Senate committee probing Senator John H. Overton’s election. Chairman Tom Connally called critics “cowards of Louisiana” provoking a crowd surge while Burt Henry of the Honest Election League disputed the label and exited amid protest.
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Senate
Louisiana
New Orleans
John H. Overton
Tom Connally
Tex
Burt Henry
Honest Election League
Puzzle of Words From A Historical Clue List
A fragmented list presents word clues and definitions covering misc topics. Items reference titles such as Greek portico and sea fighting forces, while others hint at measurements, virtues, and objects from a bygone index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleq
MELL ASSAILS BAPTIST STAND ON EDUCATION
The report criticizes the Baptist plan to fund Christian education with insufficient funds and urges change. Acquilla Chamiee of Bessie Tift questions uniting with Mercer, citing Bessie Tift’s past deficit. Leaders debate budget and hospital bond funding as 1934 plans unfold.
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MELL
Baptist
Howard
Acquilla Chamiee
Bessie Tift
Mercer
Charles German
Woodbury
B. J. W. Graham
Atlanta
Christian Index
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Sammons
Frederick Smith
Augusta
J. C. Wilkinson
Athens
J. Seaborn Winn
Albany
Smith
B.H. Hardy
Barnesville
C. H. Schwall
J. F. MecCluny
Milledgeville
WOSDIN GETS LEAVE TO TAKE NEED EST REST
WOSDIN GRANTED LEAVE TO TAKE NEEDDEST REST AS HE SICKLY AWAITS WINDING UP PERSONAL AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK AND ARIZONA. HE DOUBTEDLY RETURNS TO FACE CLIMATE AND HEALTH CONCERNS. OFFICIAL EXPLANATION FOR UNDER SECRETARY ACHESON'S RESIGNATION NOT GIVEN, SEEN AS MOVE TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORGENTHAU AND WOODIN'S ABSENCE. ROOSEVELT EYES MORGENTHAU AS TREASURY HEAD IN WOODIN'S VACANCY.
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New York
Arizona
Acheson
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Treasury
Woodin
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Oil Company
Chevrolet
Ford
South
Crawford
J. C. Porter
Macon
J. F. Taylor
William K. Warren
Savannah
Paul Good
Jacksonville
W. Jackson
L. D. Goodwin
J. F. Young
Cassady Road
H. C. Mell
Eddie Lewis
J. D. Addison of
Mr. Oliver Smith
G. C. Ingram of
Cordele
Ama
Oliver’s Thomasville Stables
John Dysart
Missouri
Elmer Walker
Nebraska
Walter Shimp
Oregon
Don Roberts
Wyoming
Ray Nichols
Montana
Sim Simpson
Oklahoma
Alabama
Oliver Live Stock Co
W. E. Oliver
Telegraph
U. 8
Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Rotarians
Valdosta Quitman
C. Gandy
Rotary of
Osgood F. Cook
J. J. Sanders
Pinehurst
E. C. Dowdy
Americus Circuit
T. O. Lambert
Gorhran
Ed F. Cook
Vineville Church
E. A. Martin
Rocky Ford
E. F. Morgan
Statesboro
Reese Griffin
The
First Church of
M. M. Marshell
Bainbridge
C. C. Smoak
Remerton
H. W. Joiner
Sylvester
J. P. Dell
W. A. Kelly
Trinity Church of
Waycross
J. N. Peacock
Americus
L. A. Harrell
Columbus
J. O. J. Taylor
Dublin
Leland Moore
Charles M. Meeks
J. W. Hitch
Mr. Warwick
Taylor
Cook
Maxim Litvinoff
F. R. Jerger
U. S
Ixo
Israel
Caesar
ISZ
Puss Hartman’s
Richard Arlen
Chester Morris
Ih. Faust
B. D. Ragsdale
Spencer King
Blakely
H. D. Warnock
Forsyth
Wosdin
Times- Enterprise Company
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