Wedding Not Far Distinctive Wedding Ad Riff
A 1934 Morrison styled advert lists wedding related vendors and services in a rapid consumer guide. It highlights Mash drug buys Betty groceries Woody Studio color photos Rosemary Inn coffee Jerger Jewelry Vanity Fair beauty shop Jordan Furniture Chastain Transfer Herring Ambulance Pope Shoe Repair Oliver Live Stock Duke Durham Trons Gulfpride James Mims Log Cabin Camp Renfroe milk Coolerator Thomasville Mattress Spence Dress Shop Brewton roofing and a teaser for Bob and Betty next week.
Tide of horror on Florida hurricane wrecks camp life
Dr Las ser Alexander medical officer at camp No 1 Snake Creek describes the monster storm that struck the Florida Keys. He recalls walls crushed by debris, 125 to 150 dead, a hotel hospital collapsing, and survivors sheltered by a rail line and tank car as救 rescuers ferried them to safety with Buck Wright and others. Families perish in the rising gulf.
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Miami
Fla
Lasser Alexander
Snake Creek
Florida Keys
P. m
Aleaander
Snake Creek Hotel
Buck Wright
E. C. Main
Joseph Fadsau
Camp
Camp 1
Camp 5
Padsau
Frieda
Marieeee
Dorothy
Dorothy Vester
Camp No. 1
Gulf
American firm withdraws from Ethiopian deal in peace effort
The League of Nations met in Geneva to avert war as an American oil concession faced settling. Leo Y Cher tok of New York held the concession as loan security tied to $1,000,000 due Oct 17. Secretary Hull noted the concession caused embarrassment to several governments seeking peace. Walden and Dundas notified the Ethiopian emperor of the withdrawal.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Leo Y. Chertok
New York
George S. Walden
H. Dundas
State Department
Hull
Walden
Dundas
Eden assures no British Italian conflict with Italy
Anthony Eden told the League of Nations council that there can be no question of any political or economic conflict between Great Britain and Italy. Geneva date September 4.
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Great Britain
Italy
Eden
Joseph EF. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Council
Charles H. Guptill
Rome
League of Nations
Ethiopia
League
Laval
France
Ethiopian government nonplussed by Standard Vacuum withdrawal
Addis Ababa reports that Ethiopian government members appeared nonplussed when informed Standard Vacuum Oil Co had withdrawn from its Ethiopian concessions on representations by the U S State Department. They declined comment as observers suspect U S aims.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
State Department
United States
Ethiopa oil concessions pullouts and war fears
Officials from Standard Vacuum Oil Company agree to withdraw from concessions in Ethiopia. The League of Nations council weighs war or peace as Britain signals possible sanctions. In Rome and London discussions press for swift action, while Addis Ababa women volunteer for army service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hull
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
Ethiopia
Geneva
Strikers Attend Funeral Of Woman Killed In Riots
In Pelzer South Carolina on September 4 strikers and sympathizers gathered for the outdoor funeral of Gertrude Kelly 29 a strike sympathizer killed during a Labor Day riot at the Pelzer Manufacturing Company plant. authorities pursued murder charges against J W Hinson and rioting conspiracy and assault cases against fourteen others as guards patrolled the area.
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Pelzer
S. C
Gertrude Kelly
National
J. F. ‘Blackmon
Haile Selassie Not Informed Of Cancellation
The article notes avoidance of entanglement in the tense political standoff between the nation and Italy and that Washington sought to protect the American relationship with Italy. It states Emperor Haile Selassie was not immediately informed of the cancellation.
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Italy
Washington
Haile Selassie
Ethiopian Women Volunteer as Warriors for Haile Selassie
Ethiopian women armed with spears daggers and rifles volunteer for Haile Selassie s army showing fierce patriotism under clergy influence. wives of chiefs historically accompanied front line while 150 Indian sepoys arrive in Djibouti to reinforce the British legation guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Djibouti
India
Local Visitors and Social Notes Highlight Day
Valdosta residents Mr. C. H. Peach and Mr. T. R. King visited the city on business. Bracey Lumber Co. hosted L. E. Colvin of Waycross. W. E. Joyner of Albany and J. R. Faircloth Jr. of Jacksonville were noted business visitors. Miss Gladys Bibb returned from a New York New Jersey trip. Miss Daisy Neel left for St Petersburg for ten days. Mrs B J Wolfson is resting nicely at home after surgery.
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Daisy Neel
St. Petersburg
Fla
Roosevelt curtails emergency agencies under budget control
President Roosevelt orders seven emergency units under the budget for administrative expenditure. The move, saying the emergency peak passed, aims to prevent overlap and reduce personnel while consolidating operations across agencies including the NRA and FERA. The Home Owners Loan Corp moves to loan management. he cites saved homeowners and farmers and banks as key outcomes.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
National Recovery Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Works Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Railroad Co-ordinator
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Roosevelt says dollar diplomacy not recognized by U S government
President Roosevelt at Hyde Park March 4, 1933 statement refutes dollar diplomacy while Ethiopian lease cancellation aims to ease Geneva talks. He notes oil lease issues posed no risk but could affect European power negotiations. Hull announced lease cancellation.
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America
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Great Britain
U.S
Ethiopia
Geneva
Hull
Dixie Liner Stranded in Florida Keys After Storm
Air from Miami reports the Dixie, 8 100 ton liner with 372 aboard, grounded on French Key as a tropical hurricane sweeps Florida's northwest coast. Survivors remain aboard, while surrounding vessels form a protective fan. Deaths in the area are estimated in the hundreds as homes and camps are wrecked and rails torn apart.
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Associated Press
J. P. McKnight
Miami
Fla
Morgan
Dixie
Florida ‘Keys
French Key
Tavernier
Vaca Keys
Florida
Keys
Fleetwood Family Visits Smiths in Savannah Route
Mr and Mrs M L Fleetwood and children Mary Lenna Betty and Mr John T Fleetwood arrived yesterday for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs J B Smith on South Broad Street. They are en route to Carteraville after visiting Savannah and other points in the state.
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M. L. Fleetwood
Mary Lenna
Betty
John Trafton Fleetwood
J. B. Smith
South Broad Street
Carteraville
Savannah
Tropical Storm Moves Up Florida West Coast
The storm battered the Florida Keys with at least 150 dead and heavy destruction on Matecumbe and Plantation Keys. A rescue party led by Jack Combs reported 400 to 500 killed in the area, many crushed in Snake Creek Hotel collapse. The hurricane then veered into the Gulf, threatening Cedar Key and coastal cities.
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Matecumbe Keys
Plantation Key
Key Largo
Keys
Key West
Miami
Jack Combs
Matecumbe Key
Snake Creek
E. C. Main
Main
Lasser Alexander
Largo Key
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Cedar Key
Gulf
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Fla
Floride Keys
Red Cross
Isa Morada
Lynn C. Irvin
Lower Matecumbe
George Branch
Islamorada
Florida East Coast
Branch
Tavernier
National
Mateulike Key
Hurricane claims 11 at veterans camp No 5
Dr. Joe Stewart flying a Pan American survey over the Florida keys reports by telegraph at 2 15 pm that all but 11 persons at veterans camp No 5 died in the hurricane.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Stewart
Florida Keys
Veterans Camp No. 5
Wave of Death Affects Florida Keys After Hurricane
A tropical hurricane devastated the Florida Keys leaving hundreds dead and many unaccounted for. Red Cross and rescue teams rushed aid with trains, ships, and volunteers delivering food medicine and clothing while authorities brace for higher death tolls.
Florida Hurricane Toll and Veterans Rescues Marked by Disaster
A relief train carrying World War II veterans in the Florida Keys survived a 15 to 20 foot wall of water during a hurricane. The report lists several past storms with death tolls and damages, including the Labor Day storm and 1935 Keys devastation. Survivors recount the sea’s surge. several veterans are listed as dead or missing across Marathon Tavernier Matecumbe Gulfport and nearby camps.
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Keys
William Johns
Miami Daily News
Johns
Associated Press
William Clark
Enning Lilja
Marathon
Ed Kettner
West Tmn Beach
Fort Myers
W. A. Tyre
Tavernier
Harry Roten
Betty Roten
Benny van Ness
Matecumbe
Benny van Ness, Jr
Eugene van Ness
Joseph Crusoe
Abit Nix Claims Governor Owes Loyalty to Democratic Chief
Athens attorney and former governor candidate Abit Nix said on Labor Day in Atlanta that the Democratic governor of a Democratic state owes loyalty to the party’s chief. He expanded remarks attacking President Roosevelt during a speech.
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Abit Nix
Democratic Party
Athens
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Bank Stock Break Sends Shares Lower On New York Exchanges
New York City bank stocks fell sharply with many names off $1 to $7 and higher losses for Central Hanover and Bankers Trust after dividend cuts. Central Hanover slipped to $101 and Bankers Trust to $54 as investors blamed weak earning capacity and higher costs due to government controls.
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N. Y
New York
New York City
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co
Bankers Trust
Guaranty
First National
Central Hanover
Bankers’ Trust
Dr William Lowndes Pickard Dies In Albany Hospital
Dr William Lowndes Pickard former Mercer University president and retired Baptist minister died in Albany Hospital at 3 pm after weeks of illness. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Roland Harralson of New York Mrs Ralph Bailey of Boston and Mrs Elizabeth Karston of Tifton. Funeral plans were not announced but will likely be in First Baptist Church Tifton with interment at Oakview Cemetery beside his wife Florence Willingham Pickard.
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Albany
William Lowndes Pickard
Mercer University
Macon
Tifton
Pickard
Roland Harralson
New York
Ralph Bailey
Boston
Elizabeth Karston
First Baptist Church
Oakview Cemetery
Florence Willingham Pickard
Treasury Statement Shows August 31 Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury report details August 31 balances receipts of 6 274 842 57 and expenditures of 14 233 302 06 leaving a balance of 1 474 882 243 21. Customs receipts for the month total 37 127 591 82. Fiscal year to date receipts 577 653 699 83 expenditures 1 249 466 613 48. Public debt 29 032 655 148 03, down 3 132 775 25 from yesterday. Gold assets 9 202 928 740 20.
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Washington
Treasury
John Stone predicts Georgia will clear 15 million in new Spolcnshore
J Clark Johnstone, chief engineer examiner for PWIA in Georgia, said the state should pass 15 million dollars in new Spolcnshore before midnight. By midday 15 applications were filed, bringing the total money involved to 13,682,504 dollars.
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Atlanta
J. Clark Johnstone
PWIA
Georgia
Roosevelt loyalty questioned by party rivals in debate
A speaker at a Modern Woodmen of the World event challenged Democratic foes by saying enemies of Roosevelt should be read out of the party. He denied naming Governor Talmadge, insisting his loyalty to the president remains firm despite the controversy.
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Roosevelt
Attechs OB
Oene Snr Talmadge
Een
Talmes
Nix
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Chastain
Herring
Pope Shoe Repair
Oliver Live Stock Co
Durham
Thomasville Mattress Works
Betty Il
Gulfpride Oil
James Mims
Log Cabin Camp
Renfroe
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Spence Dress Shop
Brewton and Son
D. A. Morrison
Ifaly
C. H. Peach
Valdosta
Mr. T. R. King of
Bracey Lumber Co
L. BE. Colvin
Waycross, Ga
W. E. Joyner
Gladys Bibb
New Jersey
J. R. Faircloth, Jr
Jacksonville
Mr. H. B. Arrington
B. J. Wolfson
Skes
Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
Cape Ts
Mash Drug Co
Phong
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Tampa Bay
Pensacola
Palm Beach
Lake Okechobee
Fort Pierce
Albany Hospital
Treasury Statement
Oliver
Thomasville, Ga
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