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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1937

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Thomasville Weather Forecast July 14 1937

Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions and warmer temperatures tonight and Thursday. Observation at 8 am notes high yesterday and low last night, with monthly records both high and low for this month in 42 years. Tides at St Marks Lighthouse predicted for Thursday July 15 with low at 12 46 am and 2 11 pm.

Department OF Ean Ture Thomazville Thomasville St. Marks

President Roosevelt Mourns Death of Senator Robinson

Washington July 14 Roosevelt called Senator Joseph Robinson a soldier fallen in battle and a pillar of strength. Leaders across party lines praised his liberal, principled career and lifelong devotion to improving the masses. Senators Wheeler O Mahoney McNary and others expressed grief and lauded his leadership and service.

Washington Roosevelt Joseph Robinson Joseph Taylor Robinson Joe Robinson Ision Senator Bankhead D-Ala Walter F. George D-Ga

Recount Ordered In Macon City Primary

In Macon Georgia the Democratic Executive Committee votes to recount last Friday's city primary after discrepancies found in a box in the first ward Two losing aldermanic candidates on the Bowden ticket urged a full ballot recount to ensure accuracy in the mayor designate Charles L Bowden race

Macon Democratic Evecutive Committee Charles L. Bowden

Death of Senator Robinson Seen as Blow to Court Bill

Washington July 14 Senate leaders called the death of Administration Leader Joe Robinson a serious blow to Roosevelt court bill and predicted it might be abandoned. Wheeler cited the loss as a spur to end the court fight, while Sumners urged shelving the measure. Murray joined supporters, bringing administration back to a 40 40 split in the closely divided Senate.

Richard B. Russell, Jr D-Ga Braswell Deen Dga Malcom C. Tarver Robinson Democratic Party E. M. Owen Hugh Peterson Washington Wheeler D-Mont D-Ark Arkansan O’mahoney D-Wye McNary Oregon Senate Roosevelt Arkansas Joe Robinson Murray

Soviet Airmen Land In Pasture After North Pole Flight

Three Soviet pilots Mikhail Gromoff Andrei Yumosheff and Sergei Danilin landed in a pasture near San Jacinto California after a 62 hour North Pole flight from Moscow. Fog fuel leak and damaged maps forced a cautious descent near March Field. Authorities transported the trio to the army base for official records and care.

Ganon Air Mikhail Gramoff Moscow California North Pole Associated Press

Russian transpolar fliers land near San Jacinto after record flight

The Moscow to San Jacinto nonstop flight of over 6 000 miles ended safely in a pasture west of town after about 62 hours in the air. Pilots Mikhail Gromoff Andrei Yumosheff and navigator Sergei Danilin, unable to speak English, were met by Major Victor H. Stalin and escorted to March Field. The huge red monoplane leaked fuel on landing 90 miles east of Los Angeles as authorities secured the scene.

San Jacinto Calif Here North Pole Moscow Mikhail Gromoff Andrei Yumosheff Sergei Danilin Pacific Coast San Diego March Field Victor H. Strahn Army Base P.S.T Riverside County Los Angeles San Jacinto Mountains G. H. Q. Air Force Vancouver Wash Victor H. Stalin

Aerial search for Amelia Earhart narrows planes

Honolulu July 14 naval officers directing the equatorial search for Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan reduced planes to 42 as storm delays continued. Lexington and 60 planes had covered 21 000 square miles before weather halted operations with plans to resume after refueling and overhauls.

Honolulu Equator Amelia Earhart Lexington Aviatrix Frederick J. Noonan New Guinea Howland Island Howland O. G. Murfin Fourteenth Naval District

Funeral Services for Robinson in Senate Chamber

Grady Miller announced that Democratic Senate Majority Leader Joe T. Robinson will lie in state in the Washington Senate chamber at high noon Friday with funeral rites to follow. Mrs. Robinson and four family members will travel to Washington and return to Arkansas for burial and services at the capitol.

Little Rock Ark Grady Miller Joe T. Robinson Senate Washington Miller Joe Brewer Arkansas Capitol

Georgia Governor River’s Health Improves After Hospital Stay

Governor E D Rivers of Georgia, resting after a California hospital stay, travels toward Atlanta on the Louisville and Nashville line. He plans to take it easy to regain health and declines comment on Georgia liquor issues while noting support for the president’s Supreme Court plan. He mentions a Labor Day governor’s race boat trip in Louisiana and possible Lakeland return.

New Orleans E. D. Rivers Georgia Pacific Coast Atlanta Louisville and Nashville Roosevelt Supreme Court Rivers Louisiana Richard W. Leche Lake Pontchartrain Lakeland California Geraldine

Tokyo Rejects Demands Amid Peiping Fight

Japanese forces reportedly defeated by 29th Chinese Route Army at Peiping gates. Seventeen peace talks under way at Peiping aimed at settling the North China crisis without Nan King government approval. Conferees include Hopei-Chahar officials and Japanese military authorities.

Peiping North China Nanking Hopei-Chanar Political Council

Japanese Reinforcements Reach Peiping Front

In Peiping Japanese command rushed 2000 reinforcements with artillery and armored cars toward Fengtai after a jornada by the 29th Chinese route army near Nan yuan airfield. Fighting closed with rail service restored and Americans fleeing the city as Japan presses to expand influence in Hopeh and North China.

Peiping Tientsin Chinese Route Army Fengtai Japan China Manchukuo Nanyuan Talentsin North China Chung Cheh-Yuan Hopeh

Weather Outlook for Florida Georgia and South Carolina

Florida and Georgia South Carolina expect generally fair weather with warm conditions tonight and Thursday. Extreme Northwest Florida also stays fair with similar conditions for tonight and Thursday.

Florida Georgia South Carolina

Japan Rejects Chinese Demand as North China Crisis Deepens

Tokyo demands from China to end the crisis call for evacuating Japanese troops west of Peiping and halting reinforcements. Japan rejects the call and mobilizes forces as clashes continue for a week. A Chinese envoy proposed international talks, but Tokyo insists only a return to the July 11 truce can lead to settlement.

Tokyo China Japan North China Peiping Foreign Office Y. C. Yag

Leader Joe T. Robinson Dies Suddenly in Washington

Democratic Senate Leader Joe T. Robinson died suddenly today. High officials in Washington and across the nation mourn the prominent legislative leader.

Senate Joe T. Robinson Washington Associated Press

Loyalists push on insurgents near Madrid in Spain

Government troops batter lines northwest of Madrid to break toward the Corunna highway. Aerial and ground forces encircle insurgents in a widening ring as shelling hit Madrid and Villanueva del Pardillo.

Madrid Corunna Highway Las Rozas Corunna Majadahonda Villafranca del Castillo Villanueva del Pardillo Miaja Coruna

Senate Democratic Leader Joe Robinson Dies in Washington

Washington July reports say Senate Democratic Leader Joe Robinson, Roosevelt adviser, died suddenly in his Capitol Hill home at age 64. Found by Mary Jasper at 8:15 am, coroner said heart disease caused the death after recent heart attacks. Robinson had led Democrats since 1922 and directed major reform efforts including court reorganization plans.

Washington Joe T. Robinson Roosevelt Senate Robinson Mary Jasper A. Magruder MacDonald George W. Calver Capis Robison Carver Ty Ator Copeland Senator Robinson Arkansas Harrison D-Miss Walsh Mass Supreme Court Justice van Devanter Lig Capitol Plaza Capitol Little Rock Rob

Florida License Rule for Fishermen Explained

Tallahassee July 14 Florida conservation commissioner Dowling said a $5 license fee applies only to alien or non resident fishermen who catch fish for commercial sale. Sports fishermen from other states are exempt unless they sell fish after a trip. each on board pays if selling. License valid for one year once paid.

Tallahassee Fla R. L. Downing Florida Dowling

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ST. Marks Ides FDR Bill San Jacinto, California Ephodhal Flight Sendtora O'Mahonty Wyuniit Sre Rameyah North Carolina O' Mahoney Governor Rivers Senate Chamber Trouble Zone Pelping James A. Mills Joseph T. Robinson Spain Joe Miaja Francisco Franco Joe T . Robinson
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