Talmadge Brings White Deer to Atlanta to Convince Skeptics
Brunswick Ga November 22 governor-elect Eugene Talmadge shows a white deer skin to Atlanta skeptics. The hunter Hugh Howell of Atlanta killed the buck on St Simons Island to prove the animal exists on the South Atlantic islands.
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Brunswick
Little St. Simons Island
Eugene Talmadge
Hugh Howell
Atlanta
Democratic Committee
Howell
Talmadge
South Atlantic
Ira Carlisle sworn in as Cairo City Court judge
Ira Carlisle, Cairo attorney, was sworn in today as judge of the City Court of Cairo to fill the late J Q Smith's unexpired term. His term runs from December 1 to April 1, 1935, with the oath given in Governor Russell's office by Judge Hugh McIntyre. Carlisle, a former member of the House, was elected without opposition, receiving all but one vote.
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Atlanta
Ira’ Carlisle
Cairo
J. Q. Smith
Russell
Hugh McIntyre
Thomasville
Carlisle
Georgia Court of Appeals
Roscoe Luke
Chrlisle
House of Representatives
Smith
Council Plans to Set Aside Fund for Light Plant
City Council discussed possible investigations affecting light and water rates after users demanded rate relief. A sinking fund proposal was raised to fund plant improvements and repairs, with a report from the finance committee due next meeting. Registrars for the next term were elected and payment changes debated.
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Current
Pringle
Council
Jay
McGrew
Dobbins
Steyerman
A U U Debates Olympic Tax and Honors at 44th Convention
New York delegates consider a five cent tax on admissions to fund Olympic participation. The convention also resolves record recognition for Ralph Metcalfe and Evelyn Hall equal to winners, despite runner up status in their events.
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New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
America
Ralph Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
Evelyn Hall
Mildred Didrikson
President HooverMay Propose Debt Curtailment Amid War Debts Fight
The article reports mounting opposition to extending or reviving the war debt commission. It notes uncertainty about Hoover’s stance, but expectations include a hard line on debt payments and a potential one third cut in global armaments. It also mentions possible concrete agreements to expand American markets abroad.
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War Debt Commission
Executive Mansion
Hoover
Memory Returns and Col Robins Greets His Wife
Mrs. Robins describes her husband Col Robins as still physically ill after his September 3 disappearance in New York. She believes amnesia explains his return and hopes to learn what happened between September 3 and 9. She dismissed kidnap and murder theories and compares events to memory recovery stories.
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Col. Robins
Colonel Robins
Oregon distance star denied American record in 5000 meters
Ralph Hill finished five inches behind Lauri Lettinen in the 5000 meters but was denied standard record status though both were clocked at 14 30. The convention ruled Hill’s 14 30 as an American native mark to be placed in the record book.
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Onds
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lauri Lettinen
Finand
Hill
Visitors from Albany and Atlanta Fill Thanksgiving Scene
Mr Oliver Smith and Mr John W Parham of Albany visit on business. Mrs J J Hales of Atlanta spends Thanksgiving in Thomasville with friends. Dr Waterman treats foot trouble. Georgia Tech president M L Brittain and fish commissioner Twitty visit, duck and turkey hunting arranged.
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Oliver Smith
Albany
John W. Parham
J. J. Hales
Atlanta
Thomasville
Vicinity
C. H. Lambert
Winifred Jane
City
W. C. Lambert
M. L. Brittain
Georgia Tech
Peter Twitty
Claude Rountree
Florida Lakes
Leader of movement to aid wandering men and boys
Brigadier General Pelham D. Glassford said he has assumed leadership of a national effort to feed and house up to one million homeless men and boys roaming the country in search of work. He plans to seek congressional funding for state allocations and will begin work upon returning from Bermuda.
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Washington
Pelham D. Glassford
Congress
Glassford
Bermuda
Thomasville GA Weather Forecast and Report 1932
Weather outlook for Thomasville and vicinity calls for fair and warmer tonight, then Wednesday increasing clouds and warmer. Observations show no major storm. light rain in northern Rockies and Rio Grande Valley, frost in parts of Georgia, with fair skies widespread and temperatures near normal in the Gulf region.
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Thomasville
Washington State
Missouri Valley
Rockies
Rio Grande Valley
Middle
North Atlantic
Georgia
Arouth
Macon
Gulf Region
Plains
Mississippi Valley
New York Recognizes Ben Jeby as Middleweight Champ
Thumping Ben Jeby from the east side wins New York state recognition as middleweight world champion after a 15 round decision over Chick Devlin of Los Angeles at St. Nicholas Arena. Jeby led from start to finish delivering steady body blows, with Devlin in difficulty from the fourth, eighth, eleventh and final rounds.
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New York
Ben Jeby
East Side
New York State
Jeby
Chick Devlin
Los Angeles & Neat
St. Nicholas Arena
New York State Athletic Commission
Éignth
Devlin
Jimmy Johnston
Southern League adopts cost cutting plan and new rules
The Southern Association tightens budgets by banning imports after August 1 and trimming rosters from 17 to 16 with a 10-player limit for class A. A $4500 salary cap and $1000 waiver price reduce costs for smaller clubs. Atlanta franchise stays with Atlanta Baseball Corporation. Huston elevated to director. Schedule set to begin April 1 with 11 home games against each foe. Chattanooga to prepare 1933 schedule January 16.
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Southern League
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association
Tom Watkins
Chattanooga
Washington Senators
Atlanta
Atlanta Baseball Corporation
I. L. Huston
New York Yankees
Huston
Frank H Rods
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Hines seeks new plan to pay veterans service certificates
Veterans affairs head Frank T. Hines proposes an outright payment plan for the accrued value of service certificates. The idea would fund a sinking fund by saving disability allowances, with certificates averaging 990 dollars face value and about 80 dollars current value per veteran, minus existing loans.
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HINES
Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Congress
Ugt
Frank Battaglia Dominates But Leaves Draw With Devlin in Opener
In a tournament opener Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg earned only a draw with Devlin after a strong showing that drew critics toward his performance. Earlier Battaglia knocked out Jeby in one round, a claim likely recognized mainly in New York state. Marcel Thil of France is widely regarded as king of the 160 pounders.
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Winnipeg
Devlin
Jeby
New York State
Marcel Thil
France
Governor Russell to hear clemency plea for Gay
Atlanta Nov 22 Governor Russell will consider clemency for M A Gay the Lanier county slayer whose death sentence was commuted to life by the state prison commission The governor plans a slate of clemency cases Wednesday since the capitol closes Thursday for his regular day
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Atlanta
Russell
M.A. Gay
Lanier County
State Executive Department
Gay
Supreme Court
State ‘Ison Commission
Poland Joins Push for Debt Moratorium Extension
Poland joined other nations in seeking reconsideration of the debt issue. The Polish ambassador told Secretary Stimson they would send a note requesting an extension of the moratorium and a review of the debt terms. Poland owes $3,302,980 due December 15 after paying $22,636,297 of $206,057,000.
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Washington
Poland
Stimson
United States
Three Ohio newspapermen cleared of fraud charges
A Youngstown court of three judges dismissed the case against four newsmen charged with fraudulent advertising. Defendants included John T. Watters business manager Joseph Finster former circulation manager James Morrisey current circulation manager and Thomas Dowling circulation adviser for Scripps-Howard newspapers.
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Youngstown, O
John T. Watters
Youngstown Telegram
Joseph Finster
James Morrisey
The
Telegram
Thomas Dowling
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Representative Cain Opposes 10 Day Legislative Session
Cordele Ga November 22 John M Cain Crisp County representative opposes extending the ten day January session into a full session. He says the forthcoming session faces taxation as the outstanding problem and urges ways to reduce taxes while finding new revenue to cover the state deficit and expenses.
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Cordele
John M. Cain
Crisp County
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for November 19
Treasury receipts on November 19 totaled 4.005 million dollars while expenditures reached 8.540 million. The balance stood at 633.201 million and customs duties for 19 days of November amounted to 317.186 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
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