20 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1933
Page
1
Washington reports a campaign to sign final flue cured tobacco acreage reduction contracts will begin November 27. About 17.5 million dollars will be paid to participating growers, with 1934 production limited to 500 million pounds and base acreage set by three-year averages.
Tax notice from C. M. Heeth T C T G listing locations and dates for collecting state county and school taxes for 1933. Indicates attendance at court house during October term and Saturdays plus November 16 to December 20, with tax books closing December 20.
Washington reports confusion over the correct spelling of Russia's new ambassador's name as officials compare Moscow dispatches and a biograph from Maxim Litvinoff's party. State department officials note the form Troyanovsky may be correct despite earlier references to Antonovich Stepanovsky.
Glenda Kella is the name given the little girl born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Chastain at Archibald Memorial Hospital. Fire department responded to a blaze at Beulah colored church on McIntyre street damaging a few shingles. Howard Linton and two others jailed for pecan theft from Thomas County Warehouse. about 1000 pounds stolen.
Representatives of southern cotton interests conferred with farm administration officials to push a loan basis increase from 10 to 15 cents a pound. The delegation led by C. O. Moser of New Orleans discussed the plan, which faces initial opposition from farm officials. The drive is backed by the American Cotton Cooperative Association and the Southern Parity Committee.
Mr G H Turner of Ocala Florida was buried from M E Church Friday afternoon Rev Grinshaw officiating at the annual conference. He moved to Ocala twelve years ago and is survived by his wife Eunice Watkins and three daughters and two sons.
Chicago Bears lose to the New York Giants 3 to 0 as Ken Strong kicks a 15 yard field goal in the second period. Packers, Cardinals, and Bruins also suffer defeats while the Reds beat the Spartans.
New York November 20 a Federal court indictment targets Waxey Gordon once dubbed the last of the big beer barons He faces trial on charges tied to bootlegging and illicit activities that echoed Capone era prosecutions Gordon was described in headlines as the man whose finger once pointed at Capone now addressed in court proceedings for federal offenses.
The government alleges Gordon evaded income taxes on annual incomes over a million dollars in 1930 and 1931. It claims net incomes of 1 338 million in 1980 and 1 026 million the next year from beverage sales. The trial, after eighteen months of inquiry and 1 000 witnesses, follows multiple bank record searches. four key Gordon associates linked to the case have been assassinated in gang style.
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