Thomasville District Methodist Meet in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Ga C K C Ausley of Thomasville district leader opened the Kingdom Extension Institute urging institutes in each church. Missionary needs were presented by ministers and Dr C G Hounshell warned of a churchwide disaster without sacrificial giving.
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Bainbridge
C. K. C. Ausley
Thomasville
Methodist Church
Kingdom Extension Institute
C. G. Hounshell
General Board of Missions
Board of Missions
J. L. Gordine
Korea
Colquitt
Reese Griffin
Albany First Church
Silas Johnson
South Georgia
Anthony Hearn
Blakely
Osgood F. Cook
Board of
Church Extension
Kingdom
Eixor
Senate panel approves plan to extend federal gasoline tax
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee approved a House bill to extend for another year the one cent per gallon federal gasoline tax. The tax, part of last year’s billion dollar tax measure, had been set for a one year limit and was recently passed by the House with little discussion.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ninety Million Loan Funds Ready for Farmers
The agriculture department announced $90 million in crop production loans will begin disbursement before March 1. Regulations are to be drafted this week for six regional offices and the handling of maximum loans, acreage reductions, and prior borrowings.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hoover
Hyde
Dallas
St. Louis
Memphis
Minneapolis
San Lake City
Congress
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Ore
North Carolina
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Georgia
Nude dancers alleged at Raleigh lobbying parties
Raleigh police investigate reports that nude women danced before lawmakers at so called lobbying parties in the state capital. Police chief Clarence Barbour confirmed the inquiry into the sensational claim reported from Raleigh dated February.
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Raleigh
N. C
Clarence Barbour
Coerolina
Georgia Florida Field Trials Open at Sumner Hill
The eighteenth Georgia Florida Field Trial Club event runs today at Sumner Hill near Thomasville. About thirty entry owners attend with dogs under trainers or superintendents. notable guests include new members from Louisville, New York, and Monticello. Norias Roy’s heat with Shaway is canceled. Walter Teagle of Standard Oil is expected to attend.
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Georgia-Florida Field Trial Club
Sumny Hill
L. S. Thompson
Thomasville
Colonel Thompson
Club
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville Courier Journal
Dwight W. Davis
William C. Potter
The
Guaranty Trust Co
N. Y
Benjamin Moore
Monticello
P. B. Slater
John Hay Whitney
H. W
Andy Sage
New York
J. M. Ely
Gerald M. Livingston V. P
Censorship in Germany Tightened by New Decree
Berlin February 6 A rigorous censorship system took effect preventing foreign papers from circulating unless they met Nazi standards. The interior minister Dr Wilhelm Frick announced penalties including fines and jail terms for violations. The decree empowers action against newspapers and periodicals from abroad and restricts reprint and distribution.
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Berlin
Germany
Paw von Hindenburg
Hitler
Retzhsbanner
Altern
von Hindenhuve
Movi Rminjeter
Wilhelm Frick
Cronnmls
Sion
Ign FP
Vialina
Visitors from Atlanta and Maryland Tour Local City
Miss Rosa McGee of Athens and Mr. D. Arthur Smith of Atlanta were among visitors at a local hotel yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McGeehan of Baltimore, Md., also visited here. Other locals include J W Riley of Greensboro and J M Young of Atlanta visiting for business and social reasons.
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Rosa McGee
Athens
D. Arthur Smith
Atlanta
Charles A. McGeehan
Baltimore, Md
J. W. Riley
Greensboro, N. C
J. M. Young
Auto tax measure sent to conference in Georgia House
Atlanta february 6 The house voted 99 to 45 to disagree with the senate measure to cut automobile license tag rates in half and sent the dispute to a conference committee. Alexander of Chatham led the bid to disagree with the senate bill which would set a 3 dollar charge on cars under 2800 pounds and 25 cents per hundred pounds on heavier vehicles.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Alexander of
Chatham
Alexander
Decision in Lea Case Postponed Till Tuesday
Governor Hill McAlister delayed until 3 p.m. tomorrow a decision on North Carolina’s extradition request for Col. Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. Convicted in Asheville in 1931 of conspiracy to defraud Central Bank and Trust of about 1.9 million dollars. Colonel Lea, a Nashville publisher and former senator, faced six to ten years. his son faced fines or two to six years.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hill McAlister
North Carolina
Luke Lea
Leas
Asheville
N. C
Central Bank and Trust Company
Colonel Lea
United States
Corbett in Serious Condition at Home in New York Today
Former world heavyweight boxing champion James J. Corbett remained in serious condition at his suburban New York home with a heart ailment. He had a severe winter attack last year, later rallied and returned to boxing duties as promoter of an arena in Jamaica, Long Island, but ongoing legal motions and strain are cited as factors in his illness.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Jamaica
Long Island
Recital at St Thomas A. M. E. Church Next Monday Night
The St Thomas choir and quartet present a recital at St Thomas A M E Church in Thomasville on Monday night February 13 at 8 30 p m. The program features Laura Barret of Florida A and M College Tallahassee performing spirituals and folk songs. Admission is 10c for children, 15c for general, and 25c for reserved seats with balcony set aside for school children. Reverend J E Reese and church staff ensure guest comfort.
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St. Thomas A. M. E
St. Thomas Choir
Thomasville
St.thomas
Contrela Laura Barrett
Florida A. & M. College
Tallahassee
United States
J. E. Reese
Barry challenged over senate integrity during cross examination
Barry said some congress members sell their votes and cited Nye and Glass. He could not name any senator or representative who has sold votes. The committee ordered an original copy of his article and correspondence with The New Outlook and asked for a local college student who claimed his professor taught that members of Congress were crooks. The panel planned to call the professor if found.
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Senate
Congress
Schuyler
Colo
Nye
Glass
Barry
Britons launch non stop flight to beat world record
From Cranwell England a Royal Air Force monoplane piloted by Squadron Leader O R Gay ford and Flight Lieutenant G E Nicholetts departed at 7 15 am for a 6198 mile dash to South Africa near Zesfontein aiming to surpass the 5012 mile record set by Russell Boardman and John Polando. A robot pilot system assists the crew during the lengthy journey.
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Cranwell
England
Royal Air Force
O. R.gayford
G. E. Nicholetts
South Africa
Cane Town
Lincolnshire
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Zesfontein
British Southwest
Alpha
Britith Fliers
Fire destroys six cottages on St Simons Island
Six cottages on St Simons Island were burned Sunday and two story Townsend cottage was the origin in a blaze that threatened more homes on the Georgia barrier island. The Brunswick department arrived but lacked water to fight the flames as winds fanned the fire. Owners included St Elmo Massengale of Atlanta A O Townsend and Mrs James D Gould Jr of Brunswick.
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ST. Simons Island
Brunswick
St. Simon’s Island
St. Elmo Massengale
Atlanta
A. O. Townsend
James D. Gould, Jr
Townsend
Brunswick Fire Department
One Killed Five Hurt In Waycross Auto Crash
Waycross Georgia February 6 One man was killed and five others were injured in an automobile accident near the city yesterday. E L Waldron a former Jacksonville Florida city employee was killed. The five injured all reside at 1928 Egner Street Jacksonville including H F Little A L Albritton their young son Leon and Mrs Waldron widow of the deceased.
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Waycross
E. L. Waldron
Jacksonville
Fla
Egner Street
H. FE. Little
A. L. Albritton
Weather Outlook for Thomasville and Region 1933
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and rain beginning late tonight or Tuesday with rising temperatures. Local report notes 8 a.m. observations, 75th Meridian Time, and shows high winds on the North Atlantic coast and colder temperatures east of the Mississippi with warmer trends in the Great Plains and west Gulf.
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Thomasville, Ga
Thomasville
California
Washington State
Colorado
Rockies
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New York City
Mississippi River
Great Plains
West Gulf
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Tex
Apalachicola
Asheville
lAtlanta
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Corpus Chrsti
Denver
Cal
Dodge
Kans
Paso
Galveston
iHelena
Mont
Ind
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla. A
Los Angeles
Macon
Memphis Ten
Miami
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
N.x
Oklahoma City
Okl
Omaha
Neb
Saint Louis
Salt Lane City
Utah
Saint Paul
Inn
San Antonio
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Tampa
Vicktbureg
Wilmington
Williston
N. D
M. Hadley
Kerrlin heads diet with Adenauer as Prussian council chief
Kerrlin serves as president of the diet and Conrad Adenauer is named president of the Prussian state council. A new diet is to be elected March 45, the same day as the national Reichstag election.
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Kerrlin
Conrad Adenauer
Futch Hardware Co incorporation petition filed in Thomas County
Louis S Moore files for T A Futch Hardware Co to be incorporated in Thomas County Georgia with principal place in Georgia and power to operate statewide. Corporation may retail wholesale and contract for installation and repair of heating and plumbing systems and may own land equipment patents and stock. Capital stock twenty thousand dollars with future adjustments, twenty year term. Original petition filed January 28 1933.
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Georgia
Thomas
Superior Court
Thomas County
T. A. Futch
T. A. Futch Hardware CO
State of Georgia
Board of Directors
Tooteva
Cnonelee
Wheelfore
Louis 8. Moore
Orginal
J. F. Singletary
Black-Draught Promoted For Constipation Relief
Advertorial letters from R. G. Randall of Texarkana Arkansas describe headaches dizziness and fatigue from constipation and praise Black-Draught for relief. Mrs Randall also notes headache relief while children respond to a pleasant tasting syrup advertised as a powdered herb medicine to drive out poisons and restore well being.
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R. G. Randall
Texarkana
Ark
Randall
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George
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Vther
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Ren
Ade Geer
Ce Vet
Georgt Poder
Broad Street
Edgar G. Allen
Knoxville
Ridgewood
N. J
Madisonville
Ted Morris
Tennessee
Associated Press
Norias Roy
Inchaway
Charlotte Gilead
Testice Morshaneer
Service Electric Company
Remington
H. W. Butler
Goodwin & Collins
Cor. Clay and
Madison Sts
D. L. Autrey
Kissimee
John F. Parker
Florida
Busy Bee Co
Messrs
S. L. Bagby
George L. Bagby
Charlotte, N. C
Radio and Frigdaire
Beasles’ Service Company
Harold Bawcock
Roy Hill
Oscar Seeley
Mrs. Seeley
LEA
ED Ishaver
Furdué
Ed Shaver
Frankfot
Purdue
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
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