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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
2
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Georgia faces a clash with Southern California as Warburton leads the Trojans in a bid to stop Georgia. Meanwhile the state board of health plans to send Dr. Seckinger to Macon to investigate infantile paralysis cases, with 14 cases reported and officials urging calm.
R B Mellon president of Mellon National Bank and brother of Andrew Mellon died today in Pittsburgh at age 75 after a month of ill health. He left a widow Mrs Jennie King Mellon a son Richard K Mellon and daughter Mrs Sarah Cordelia Scaife. His death follows a public tax dispute over 1930 income.
Enrollment in the Georgia University system totals 7 627 this year, down 5 8 percent from 8 097 last year. Major drops appear at South Georgia State College Douglas and Georgia Tech, while Forsyth and Savannah increases reflect new and restored programs.
London report cites an unofficial coroner accusing Richard III of murdering two youths buried in Westminster Abbey 450 years ago. Professor William Wright argues the bones belong to Edward V and the Duke of York, aged about 10 to 12, slain while in the Tower, with Henry VII cleared of guilt.
Sammons, once pursued for bond forfeiture and extradition on robbery charges, was captured in Cedar Lake for intoxication. He allegedly offered Deputy John Cook $200 to look the other way, a point the state used to secure a conviction after a five and a half hour jury deliberation. Prosecutors said he would be sent to the Michigan City prison as soon as possible, despite heavy snows in the area. Deer and elk are mentioned as seasonal wildlife movement.
Chicago report cites defense pledge of total liberty or death in the trial of Dr. Alice Wynekoop charged with murdering Rheta Wynekoop. Attorney Frank Tyrrell rejects insanity plea as a defense and asserts the defendant seeks a decisive verdict with no compromise.
Crown Point Indiana December 1 James Fur Sammons killer rapist and Chicago public enemy faced a mandatory life sentence for being a habitual criminal after a conviction on a bribery charge. Judge William J Murray imposed the sentence as guards patrolled the courthouse.
The Dickerson Sisson Clinic in Jacksonville remains in full operation with Dr Geo L Dickerson and Dr S S Sisson offering the same successful treatment for piles and rectal diseases. The address 123% Main St continues to serve patients and a free booklet is available.
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