Winter Weather Gridlock Hits Central States and Georgia
Snow sleet and freezing rain blanket Missouri and Illinois with near blizzard conditions in parts of Illinois. Eight deaths linked to the cold include four in Missouri and four in Illinois from collisions and drowning. In Atlanta a 20 degree low is forecast as Mindling warns motorists to protect radiators and pipes during the icy wave.
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Associated Press
Missouri River Valley
Rockies
Appalachians
Pacific
Oregon
Gulf of Mexico
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Missouri
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Kas
Montana
Texas
Atlanta
Georgia
Canadian Rockies
George H. Mindling
Mindling
BAPTISTS AGREE ON FINANCE PLAN FOR INSTITUTIONS
Georgia Baptist Convention in Macon reaches compromise on funding five institutions and hospital interest payments. Mercer University receives regular appropriation while remaining colleges and institutes face reduced support. bondholders to be asked for principal payment relief. Clergy training urged by Dr. Robertson at conference.
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Macon
Muspitabay Atlantac
Fenohinaton
Mercer University
Sue
Bessie Blitt College For
Foreayth
Cohorter College For Girls
Rome
Brewton-Parlar Institute
Sommian Park Institute
Seill
Pew
T. Hobertson
Southern Baptat Theological Seminary
Louis- Ville
Dis
Baptist State Convention
Ritenteel
Appellas
University of Ancre
Alexandria
Illinois 400000 parcels to be sold for taxes amid chaos
Chicago records reveal 400000 Cook county parcels valued at over 1.5 billion face tax sale with only about 10k cash collected. Judge Jarecki has ordered 56000 parcels sold for 22 million, amid a broad tax strike by 28,000 real estate taxpayers.
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James C. Leary
Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County
Joseph B. McDonough
Edmund K. Jarecki
Association of Real Estate Taxpayers
Jarecki
Ulrich
Bister
State
Capone Habeas Corpus Case Taken Under Advisement
Federal Judge E Marvin Underwood in Atlanta took under advisement the government motion to dismiss Al Capone s writ for habeas corpus seeking release from the Atlanta federal penitentiary Briefs were ordered within a week Capone sat with his lawyers as deputies guarded the courtroom and corridors during the proceedings
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Atlanta
E. Marvin Underwood
al Capone
Capone
Capone habeas case argues statute of limitations
In Atlanta, November 16, government and defense argued over legal points in Al Capone’s habeas corpus bid for freedom from the Atlanta federal penitentiary. U S assistant district attorney Hal Lindsay moved to dismiss the petition as hours of argument followed.
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Atlanta, Ga
al Capone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Lindsay
Capone
Hr Capone
Capone seeks habeas corpus freedom in Atlanta hearing
Al Capone is brought from Atlanta federal penitentiary to the federal building for a habeas corpus hearing set to begin at 10 a.m. He is escorted by federal agents, manacled, wearing a blue suit, and attended by guards and deputy marshals. Judge E Marvin Underwood presides as spectators fill the room.
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Atlanta
al Capone
Chicago
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Federal
Capone
E. Marvin Underwood
Hal Lindsay
Lindsay
Supreme Court
Cape
A. C. Aderholt
Son of Atlanta Chief’s Son Commits Suicide
18 year old S G Sturdivant Jr the son of Atlanta police chief shot himself in the right breast with a 25 caliber automatic after leaving Valdosta for Atlanta. He asked to go home from Tech High earlier but was denied. Notes found in his pocket express no reason. Chief Sturdivant rushed to Grady Hospital where the father arrived from Valdosta.
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Atlanta
T. O. Sturdivant, Jr
Grady Hospital
Sturdivant
South Georgia
Valdosta
Tech_High
Young Sturdivant
Wall Street
Peachtree
Teeigh School
Lamar Johnson
W. O. Cheney
Tech High School
William Oberst
Cheney
Chief Sturdivant Leaves Atlanta Flight After Injury News
Atlanta police chief O Sturdivant departed Valdosta by plane for Atlanta after learning his son was seriously injured this morning. He was guest of E D Rivers at a hunting lodge in Lanier county when the word arrived.
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Sturdivant
Atlanta
Valdosta
O. Sturdivant
Police
Lanier County
E. D. Rivers
Russell Will Gain Senate Seniority From January Start
Atlanta reports that Governor Richard B. Russell Jr and Governor elect Eugene Talmadge gain seniority advantages due to an amendment allowing January inaugurations for state offices. If not passed, Talmadge and Russell would have faced six months without pay and delayed starts. Russell’s Washington entry boosts early seniority over new March 4 arrivals.
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Russell
Senate
Atlanta
Richard B. Russell
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
State House
United States
Washington
Georgia
Charles R. Crisp
W. J. Harris
Commissioner of Agriculture
South Georgia Conference Opens Sessions Tonight
Albany Ga Nov 16 Delegates gather for the 67th South Georgia Methodist conference as Bishop John M Moore and his cabinet discuss ministerial assignments under a four year tenure rule Many ministers have served longer in one church with several exceeding the limit The opening tonight sets the stage for Thursday to begin active work and reports from the past year and plans for 1933.
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Albany
John M. Moore
South Georgia
James R. Webb
Waye Cross
Jim
Lou Warwick
Americus
Martin Vincent
Bronwood
Graves
M. O. Williams
Renolds
F. J. Gilbert
Davisboro
T. C. Walker
Warthe
HK. M. Oberley
Waynesboro
M. M. Marshid
Bainbridge
W. OF. Smith
Quillman
J. P. Deh
Valdosta
Fk. FO Owen
Nahuntu
Moody Booth
Screven
Weather Outlook for Georgia Florida and Alabama
Fair tonight and Thursday with frost in many areas. Georgia faces a cold wave from the west with light to heavy frost tonight and much colder Thursday in the east. Florida shows fair skies with possible local rain in the far south and east tonight and colder temperatures Thursday northward. Alabama remains fair but colder with a coastal frost and inland lows near 2 to 24 degrees, coast 24 to 28, north to 28 to 32 tonight. Extrem northwest Florida reports frost, cold wave, and temperatures near 28 to 32 with Thursday staying cold.
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Georgia
Florida
Souith
Alabama
Weather Summary for Thomasville Vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday with much colder temperatures and a cold wave. Light to heavy frost is expected tonight across the area.
W C T U Leader Says Battle Lost But War Still On
Mia A Bool president of the National W C C T U tells members there is no militant attack on cheer first and the alcohol traffic. The plan includes educational campaigns for total abstinence child welfare state cooperation stronger federal enforcement with fines and imprisonment and study of international distillers to promote sales here.
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Jovanston
Mia A. Bool
Two Atlanta Filipinos Face Trial On Additional Charges
The trial of two Filipino youths in Atlanta on additional charges linked to several high school girls has been scheduled before Superior Court Judge G. H. Howard for November 3.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
Superior Court
G. H. Howard
Hoover Moves on War Debt Problems
Washington reports President Hoover and advisers pressed the debt issue as talks with Treasury chief Morgenthau and Secretary Stimson focus on payments by debtor nations. Senator Reed and Representative Parks defend nonextension of moratorium amid cautious White House briefings.
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Hoove
Congress
Fess
Fyenos
Tennessee
Walt Gower
Alfred PL Sloan
Associated Press
Washington
Moorer
Secretary of the Treasury
Opgarn Mill
Flenry Stimson
Hoover
Stimson
White House
Isled Roosevelt
Ray
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Lfter
Europe
United States
Parks D. Ark
Faihure
Hoover Arrives in Washington Amid Reception at Station
President Hoover reached Washington at 8 30 PM after a trip home to be met by Mrs Hoover and a large official delegation. Cabinet members Vice President Curtis and Dolly Gann joined a crowd of well wishers as cheers and applause greeted the returning leader in defeat.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress debates sales tax and beer legalization before new term
Washington reports the outgoing Congress may review a manufacturers sales tax and beer legalization tied to revenue needs. Wet and dry factions clash over revising the Volstead act, with plans for a special session after Roosevelt's inauguration. Tax yields and deficits are cited as incentives for new measures.
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Borah
Idaho
Rainey
Tlinois
Roosevelt
Collier
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Reed
Pennsylvania
Administration
Mead
House Post Office Committee
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