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...Warm Springs, Ga. last week President elect Roosevelt: . . . Began daily two-hour swims in the Foundation's indoor pool, followed by a massage of his shriveled legs...
...Atlanta, Ga...
Hungry for information about important appointments, the 22 newshawks covering President-elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs, Ga. last week got their first definite preview of the next administration. After March 4, they were told, the White House secretariat would be composed of three onetime reporters-Col. Louis McHenry Howe, Stephen T. Early and Marvin Hunter McIntyre. The next President is determined to get a better "press" than his predecessor. White House secretaries, buffers between the President and the public, have the power to set an administration's tone with the Washington correspondents, who largely help make or break their...
...referred to a wood-burning American type, owned by J. M. Bray Co. of Valdosta, Ga. It has not been used since 1928 but is ready to steam up at a hat's drop...
...pecan industry, busy last week moving the 1932 crop off to market, was not so busy that it' could overlook some bad-blood that had reached the spilling point. The-fight began last October when National Nut News published a letter from big Southland Pecan Co. of Columbus. Ga., attacking National Pecan Marketing Association, a Farm Board-sponsored cooperative, for being a Governmental agency in competition with citizens. The N. P. M. A. replied that it was grower-owned and controlled, borrowing money from the Farm Board only as it would from a bank. Last week Southland President Sidney...