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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

2

War Bond Drive to Stage House to House canvass Thursday

Thomasville and Thomas County plan a six thirty evening drive to raise seven hundred twenty one thousand dollars for the Sixth War Bond Drive. Legionnaires and workers will sweep the town in four zones with team captains Noble Steyerman Davenport and Scaife directing the effort. Bond purchases may be paid by check at designated banks, with no cash accepted. Building fund donations to T L Spence Jr Post No 31 are encouraged, aiming for ten percent of the county quota in series F bonds.

Thomasville Thomas County Col. W. H. Noble Lawrence Steyerman P. M. Davenport al Scaife Bank of Commercial Bank Legion T. L. Spence, Jr American Legion Legion Building Fund Legionnaires Finney General Hospital Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce Times-Enterprise WPAX Treasury Department Treasury War Finance Division David Brockman Treasury Orchestra Horace Heidt His Musical Knights John W. Vandercook Billie Burke Raymond Massey Lowell Thomas Amos and Andy Niles ‘Trammel Canada Lee Jackson Beck Walt Disney Quincy Howe Edward Murrow William L. Shirer Florence Eldridge Howard H. Wimpy Bill Miller B. C. Blanton Reggie Hawthorne

Birmingham youth given death sentence in murder case

Birmingham youth Robert S. Pilley was found guilty of pistol slaying Geogie Goatley, a sandwich stand operator. The jury ordered the death penalty. Alabama law requires a mandatory appeal. No defense witnesses were offered.

Birmingham Ala Decs G Robert S. Pilley Geogie Goatley Alabama

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