Seattle Reporter Recalls Kidnapped Boy Return
Seattle Times writer John H Dreher recounts guiding George Weyerhaeuser home from Tacoma after the kidnapping. The trip included taunting questions from reporters, a tense ride in a taxi, and George describing the capture by Alvin Karpis and others before reaching his worried family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetter
George
Earl Robinson
Winthrop Totel
Wayfarer Weyerhaeuser
Rod
Elizabeth
Grandma Walker
H. Marfield Balecom
Robinson
Weyerhaeusers
George Weyerhaeuser
Man admits self crucifixion plan to force wife return
J R Riggs a 36 year old High Point filling station operator was found nailed to a rough cross near his station. He confessed this afternoon that he arranged for a 15 year old boy to crucify him to induce his estranged wife to come back. He described being taken from his room by three men and threatened but said he was treated well and not seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weyerhaeuser
Lowell School
George Weyerhaenger
George
Tacoma Jawn
Alvin
Son
Stadium Way
Tim
High Point
N. C
J. R. Riggs
Here
Gaston A. Johnson
P. A. Walls
Riggs
A. C Ward
George Royals
Ward
Gaston Johnson
Introiaers
Karpis
Allen
Aberdeen
Weyerhaeuser
Wayfarer Weyer- Haeuser
Local visitors include ATLANTA area residents and educators
A stream of visitors arrives in town including Mrs. W. B. Arnold of Atlanta and Miss Vida Sims of Cox Colk. Mr. and Mrs. Lon G. Burton and Miss Evelyn Turner, a Springs GA faculty member, with plans to visit Miss Bettina Silva in Leslie M.G. 3806 Williams Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida Sims
Cox Colk
Evelyn Turner
Springs
Bettina Silvaner
Mr. Turner
Betty Tu
Sewa
Sutlive Named Editor of Savannah Evening Press
Savannah June 1 2p News reports William G Sutlive named editor of the Savannah Evening Press succeeding the late A Stovall. Sutlive longtime reporter editor and city editor rises to editorial head. Stovall death ends 1891 tenure with Sutlive now overseeing news and columns in Georgia’s press scene.
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Savannah
William G
H. Jenkins
Sutlive
A. Stovall
Stovall
associ/Saster
Stove
Switzerland
United Stadenjster
Poli
Georgia
Georgia Press
Sion
Riffem
Ala
Sev
iPs
Mission trip to General Assembly of Southern Presbyterian Church
Rev. Ansley C. Moore and Mr. W A Watt left Friday for Montreal North Carolina to attend the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church which convened yesterday. They expect to return the latter part of next week. Window glass uvail any seek call Neel Bros phone 489.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvil
Neel Bros
Fragmented OCR yields partial tale of legal matter
The readable OCR fragment hints at a historical dispute or inquiry mentioning a year and a document. It references a spouse, a ratio, and a preconception. Details are unclear, but the fragment points to a legal or civic record page.
Georgiaeleemosynary institutions in solid financial shape
Georgia's eleemosynary institutions are debt free and paying bills as due. Board chairman E. E. Lindsey cited the Milledgeville state hospital's progress from $209,260 debts in 1933 to eventual cash surplus, with 175 layoffs and 800 more patients. Other facilities show profits from farm, canning, dairy, and poultry operations as costs per patient remain low.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. E. Lindsey
State Board of Control
Lindsey
Eugene Talmadge
State Hospital
Milledgeville
Tindsey
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Tacoma
John H. Dreher
Seattle Times
Associated Press
Police
Times
Bill
Harry
Alvin Karpis
A. Steve Allen
Atla
Leslie M
Williams
Lon G. Burton
Hats Cleanh
Eddie Lewis
W. Jac
Savann
W .G. Sutlive
Appoin
J. E. Arnold
Ocoedsak Shingles Bracey Lumber Co
Mr. H. M. Garner
Mrs
T. B. Roberts
A. T. Bannison, Jr
H. C. Taylor
Hazlehurst, Ga
Lloyd Pugh
Waycross
Hart's Pool
Rose Davis
West Palm Beach
Fila
M. J. Gandy
Frank Richter, Jr
Cairo
Richter
Paradise Park
Tor. Siatmare
W. H. Mylan
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Ee Jim Preston
Ser Jan
Tory “Tion
Krom Juirt
ISE
Secunng
Bret
Infield Calcom’s
Tel
General Electric
Neel Brothers
Carey
Kirby-Evans Material Co
Aue Smith Avenue
Alto
Welcome Cheese Factory
Thomas County Dairy Association
Chamber OF Commerce
Carlton Hunley
Thomas County
Thomasville
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