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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
2
J E Craigmiles replies to H J MacIntyre addressing city court costs. He cites auditor reports and official records to argue salaries and juror expenses are too high, noting Colquitt County City Court disposed of about 300 cases with limited juries and urging cost cuts. He insists figures cannot mislead and invites scrutiny by interested taxpayers.
In Waycross Georgia on May 21 193X Joe Glass sent a card from Jacksonville Florida claiming he broke jail for the third time and was aboard a boat to Cuba. Marshals Bailey and Willard traced him and returned Glass to face narcotics charges after he had been held in Birmingham.
Washington reports that conferees on the tax bill will meet at once to reconcile differences after a long night of debate. The measure, amended to raise revenue with new tariffs and taxes, moves toward final enactment with the economy bill ready for presidential signature.
Judge J H Thomas at Jesup appointed a receiver ad interim for the Watson estate to file a deposit claim on about 180000 in the Bank of Thomasville. The move aims to fix the deposit status and prevent delays in dividends while litigation resolves executorship and asset values. E K Wilcox named to file the claim. court expects action within ten days and a decision within about three months.
City visitors include Mr. C. A. London of Atlanta and Mr. J. T. Whitfield of Atlanta. Business guest Mr. H. C. Hutchins of Dallas and Mr. P. C. Gregory of Greenville, S. C. are noted. Local services advertise plumbing, repairs, battery service, and auto work while eateries promote specials at the Greek American Restaurant.
The 45th Anniversary Sale of W. Feinberg & Son opens Friday morning June 3 for fifteen days. Special inducements on opening day and daily specials cover every room, with low prices on high quality merchandise. Shoppers within fifty miles are urged to visit Thomasville’s longtime mercantile.
The measure provides that appropriations may be interchanged among bureaus within the same department to adjust allocations. This enables redistribution of funds without new appropriations to meet internal needs and maintain program operations.
New York June 1 Samuel Seabury told Hofstadter Committee hearing that Mayor James J Walker owned bonds of the Reliance Bronze and Steel Company tied to a $43 556 40 city contract The testimony linked bonds to Sisto and a taxi venture with Walker denying sources The contractor Rosenbloom testified the city paid 343 556 40 for 104 bronze standards after extra standards were added on police request
MICCOSUKEE Friends announce that she returned Monday from Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomasville where she underwent a tonsil operation. Miss Martha Ferrell of Tallahassee visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs J T Billingsley. Miss Katherine Hunter hosted a large dance Friday evening.
The full appropriations committee backed keeping disability allowances to under 50 percent unless tied to actual service. To cut costs, an economy rent of 12 percent is proposed and furloughs without pay for staff where funds are tight, aiming to avoid layoffs and allow reinstatement when conditions improve.
The Cochran bill to make interstate kidnapping a federal crime punishable by death was approved by the House Judiciary Committee. The panel amended it to bar the death penalty when mercy is recommended by a jury and authorized federal arrest across states where designated by governors and the Justice Department.
Germany seeks to revive its crippled merchant fleet amid the world crisis. Berlin considers scrapping heavy iron to fund new ships and curb unemployment, aiming to relieve the shipping paralysis and strengthen exports.
Mrs Mary J Roberts of Raleigh North Carolina describes persistent sleepless nights dizziness and weakness from pains in her side and back. She recalls taking Cardui as a girl and after five bottles she feels renewed and urges other weak women to try the remedy. Cardui marketed in drug stores.
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