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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
3
The New Ford V-8 for 1934 debuts with Dual Carburetion and Clear-vision Ventilation. It promises greater power, economy, quicker warmups, and improved comfort with redesigned appearance and new interiors. Prices range from 535 to 815 dollars with De Luxe and Tudor/Coaches among the models.
A coroner's jury ruled that Miss Allce Stephens, 60, died from cancer, not injuries alleged by her 32 year old nephew Johnny Stephens. The jury exonerated him, noting no evidence the reported blow contributed to her death and that he expressed affection for his aunt.
State director Lincalin McConnell outlines Civil Works apportionment by state reemployment offices in proportion to need shown by unemployment registrations. Bibb County shows about 3,000 registered, Augusta 17,000, Columbus 5,000, Savannah 4,000 to 5,000, Atlanta around 20,000. He stresses registration is required to access jobs on public works despite no job guarantee.
Detroit authorities report Jesse Crawford, a Black man later identified as Jamel Fisher, received a 10 to 20 year prison sentence for a criminal assault charge. The case followed his 1932 Georgia escape and a contentious extradition dispute resolved by Gov. Comstock. Crawford's conviction came after a new trial in November.
Washington announces southwide conferences led by cotton production director Cully A Cobb to prepare for signing 1934 35 acreage adjustment contracts. Meetings start today with agriculture representatives state extension staff and field workers. Signing date not yet set.
Alfred C Read Jr once a figure in Hollywood night life is jailed for 30 days after stealing 11 from Claire Windsor purse. Judge Nye dismissed frame up claims and said Read brought his punishment on himself in relation to an alienation suit involving Marian Y Read.
Tokyo December 8. Count Gombei Yamamoto 81 twice premier of Japan and a naval hero of the Russo Japanese War in which he served as an admiral died tonight after a long illness.
The Georgia case arrives shortly after New Jersey Governor refuses extradition of escaped convict Robert Eliott Burns, marking a linked thread in cross state actions on fugitives.
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