Once Powerful Soviet Leader Zinovieff Ill Again
Gregory Zinovieff once a major Soviet power figure is seriously ill in Moscow. Expelled from the Communist Party after a charge of conspiracy against Stalin, he reportedly suffered a heart attack and was treated at the Kremlin Hospital. Earlier death reports were denied by the foreign office.
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Mscow
Gregory S. Zinovieff
Communist’ Party
Zionvieff
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Kremlin
Georgia National Guards to Begin Training Under New Drill Rules
Georgia guardsmen from the 121st and 122nd infantry regiments and the 30th tank regiment will start immediate training on a tentative new drill system. Tested at Fort Benning for 18 months, the system replaces traditional unit commands and will be used in federal armory inspections in March and April.
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National Guards
Macon
Georgia National Guardsmen
30Th Tank Regiment
Georgia
National Guard
Fort Benning
Merritt issues reelection pledge for Justice of the Peace
J A Merritt writes to the public urging reelection to the Justice of the Peace seat in the Thomasville District. He asserts four years of proven service and accuses opponents of promising but未 deliverables while claiming his record speaks for itself. He invokes legal tradition and references Blackstone.
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Justice of the Peace
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Mr. Blackstone
Community Medical Centers Highlight Cost Care Report
New York November 29 The committee on the cost of medical care released five core recommendations including organized group practice centered around a hospital and broader public health services. A minority report urged opposing corporate medical practice while urging expanded public health and training for nurses midwives and administrators.
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New York
Community Medical Center
Committee
New York Academy of Medicine
Ray Lyman Wilbur
American Medical Association
theAmerican Dental Association
Nathan B. van Etten
Chicago
Journal of the
Prac
Col Miller returns to open spaces after jail release
Col Zack Miller walks from Kay county jail at Newkirk at dusk after a gubernatorial pardon from Gov Murray. He vows to enjoy the open spaces of the 101 Ranch and says the clemency could erase other court orders. The governor’s action was met with initial resistance from the judge and sheriff, who warned of force to free him. Miller hints at regaining control of his former ranch holdings amid ongoing receivership.
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Marland
Okla
Zack Mller
Miller
Kay County
Newkirk
W. H
Alfalfa Bi) Murray
Margaret Brevins- Miller
Col.Mitler
White House
Oklahoma
Claud Duval
Col. Miller
Joe McFadden
George Miller
Grand Jury Probes Power Line Explosions in Fulton County
Atlanta reporters say six solicitor generals from Georgia circuits were summoned to testify before the Fulton County Grand Jury. The probe targets a string of dynamite blasts damaging Georgia Power transmission lines. Testifying names include Clifford Pratt from the First Circuit and John C. Mitchell from the Cherokee and Coweta circuits.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Weo
Georgia Power Company
Fulton Grand Jury
Boykin
Grand Jury
Fulton County
Clifford Pratt
Predment
John C. Mitchell
Local visitors and business figures noted in city records
Several named visitors from Atlanta Savannah Albany Valdosta and Plant City were recorded in the day’s business listings. Notables include Mr D M Bow of Atlanta and Mrs A B Carlton returning from Plant City after a death, plus Mrs Leon Taylor from Miami. Red Cross workers and local merchants were active.
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J. B. Arnold
Atlanta
E. M. Arnold
A. B. Carlton
Plant City
Florida
E. C Parker
Ten Home Loan Banks Now Ready
Franklin W. Fort announced that ten of twelve regional home loan banks are ready to begin making loans and one third district loan was approved. Subscriptions reach over 19 million dollars with 125 million treasury authorization, creating a minimum capital stock of 194 million across the ten banks. Fort said rates will be set locally and not exceed six percent, with preferences given to repairs and employment, taxes, and delinquencies in that order.
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Washington
Franklin W. Fort
Federal Home Loan. Bank Board
Third District
Pittsburgh
Treasury
Boston
Portland
Fort
District officials reject demands of DC demonstrators
The District of Columbia commissioners refused requests for free food lodging parking and freedom from police interference from a Detroit led committee of unemployed councils Chicago and Washington organizers. The group said the demonstration would proceed in Washington on December 4 5 6 and 7 despite obstacles.
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Washington
District of Columbia
William Reynolds
Detroit
Herbert Benjamin
Chicago
Amelia Shelton
Washington, D. C
Georgia Grand Jury Seeks Dynalite Theft Links Across Counties
Attorney General Lawrence Camp testified before the Grand Jury as it investigates dynamite thefts. Towers blasted for dynamite theft were reported in Heard Bartow Gwinnett Cobb Clayton De Kalb and Fulton counties. The panel plans to question private building contractors to determine supply losses and gain cooperation while tightening explosive controls.
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S.W
Cashier Kills Wife Son and Self in Elizabeth New Jersey
Arch ibald MacCullum a 48 year old cashier for Lorillard Tobacco shot his wife Elizabeth 42 and their son William 8 to death then killed himself. He left a sealed note claiming shortages in his accounts and admitting embezzlement. Police and County physician confirmed the killings and suicide.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Archibald MacCullam
Lorillard Tobacco Company
C.A. Brokaw
William
MacCallum
Nsofk
Office Or Tie Tobacco
Sidney Kelly
Lorillard
MacCullum
Wild geese hunters shoot tame ducks in Georgia pond
Four Augusta deputy sheriffs, while hunting for ducks, mistakenly shot more than 50 geese that turned out to be tame Pekin ducks owned by a local man who had granted permission to hunt wild geese. They paid 75 cents per duck for settlement.
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Augusta
Josh Cawley
Luke Wilkins
Simon Reese
Bob Holsenback
REPUBL TO CAST VOTE ON REPEAL RESOLUTION
The excerpt shows GOP leaders arguing for state legislatures to ratify the repeal rather than a constitutional convention. They claim 41 state bodies meet in 90 days and a direct act would save time while warning that a convention would need new machinery and risk dry gerrymandering. Missouri Republican Byer backs the legislature route.
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Ner
Cellar
Byer
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Democrats weigh caucus binds to push repeal of prohibition
Washington reports that Democratic leaders consider using caucus discipline to force a repeal of national prohibition when Congress reconvenes. Speaker Garner and Rainey are urged to push the measure, with House support seen near two hundred twenty Democrats and about eighty wet Republicans. Senate action and committee timing remain unsettled as debate looms.
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Washington
Democratic House
Congress
Garner
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Theer
Bingham
R. Conn
Gas Company Tells Commission It Cannot Reduce Rates
Atlanta GA November 29 The Atlanta Gas Light Company warned the Georgia Public Service Commission hearings on rate revisions that its existing service charges cannot be absorbed by the company if rates are cut. Net income for the year ended October 31 1932 was 286129 before interest charges with substantial fixed expenses noted for meters bills and standby service. The company cited accumulated savings from gas shifts and a high valuation of properties and said no retirement fund exists to support larger reductions. The case was adjourned pending advisement.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Gace Light Company
Georgia Public Service Commission
Augusta
Commission
Crackers May Get Most of Big League Aid From Brooklyn Nationals
The Atlanta Southern Association team may receive the bulk of its big league aid from the Brooklyn Nationals. No affiliation expected. players to be bought outright. Wilbert Robinson and Charles Moore, ex Brooklyn figures, lead the Crackers and plan to attend the National Association meeting in Columbus, Ohio. Moore may visit Brooklyn to seek assistance.
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Atlanta
the Journal
Atlanta Southern Association
Brooklyn Nationals
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Charles Moore
The
Crackers
National Association
Columbus
Ohio
Moore
Europe’s Debt to America Debate Sparks Tariff Clash
excerpt shows M Marin urged quick debate within 48 hours on tariffs and customs talks with the United States. He argued for tariff advantages for the U S while opposing broader customs negotiations, reflecting friction over Europe’s debt stance and American concessions.
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Germany
M. Marin
United States
Continued Cold Weather In Dixie Forecast Tonight
Frost coated the Dixie states across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and northern Florida with subfreezing temperatures expected to linger. Citizens awoke to frost on the ground as forecasters warned of continuing icy conditions across the region.
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Dixie
New Orleans
Deep South
Vereau
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
All Bran Cereal Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Kellogg’s All-Bran is marketed as a mild high fiber cereal that adds bulk to stool and supplies vitamin B. The ad claims two tablespoons daily helps most constipation while offering extra iron and potential recipes.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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