Millionaire Comedy Presented by Local High School Seniors
The junior class stages a three act modern comedy The Millionaire at the new high school auditorium tonight at eight thirty. Directed by Miss Quillian with assistants Miss Tucker and Miss Jackson, the play by Juliet Wilber Tompkins features a cast including Virginia Tuck James Mims Ruth Jones Maybelle Jones Martha Bailey and Betty McCollum. Tickets are twenty five and fifteen cents.
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Miss Quillian
Miss Tucker
Miss Jackson
Juliet Wilber Tompkins
Blanche Heath
Virginia Tuck
Ronald Heath
Thomas Horne
Gideon Heath
Ruth Jones
Adeline
Maybelle Jones
Johnny Heath
James Mims
Fred Lawler
Stuart
Terrell Withdraws From Governor Race Due To Campaign Costs
J R Terrell of Greenville announced in Atlanta on June 3 that he will not seek Georgia's governorship because the campaign would be too expensive for him. He thanked supporters and said stepping aside serves the best interests of Georgia and party harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. R. Terrell
Greenville
Georgia
Garner Relief Bill Is Reported Favorably Today
Washington June 3 The house ways and means committee today favorably reported the Garner relief program totaling 2.3 billion dollars. Democratic leaders called a caucus for 4 p m to discuss action on the measure with Speaker Garner aiming to bring it to the house Tuesday. Garner noted the Senate gasoline tax would not affect the ¼ cent per gallon relief tax and said the sinking fund would pay for authorized items only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Senate
Local residents plan travel and visits citing graduations and summers
Mrs. Ethel Silva heads to Lexington Virginia to witness Robert Silva's Washington and Lee University graduation and return with her husband. Mrs. Flowers travels to Lexington to visit Howard Flowers Jr. and return with him. Others accompany kin on trips to Greensboro Philadelphia Staunton and Norfolk for short stays and visits.
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Ethel D. Silva
Lexington
Robert Silva
Washington and Lee University
Mr. Silva
W. H. Flowers
Howard Flowers Jr
Lee Neel, Jr
M. H. Jeffries
McChesney Jeffries
Greensboro
N. C
Jim Watt
Norfolk
Kiwanis Luncheon hears price cut and guest speaker
Doc Harper chaired the Kiwanis luncheon in President Reillys absence as Lieutenant Governor of the Fifth Division. Secretary Luten Teate announced the lunch price drop to fifty cents and a resolution to maintain the lower price. Rev Silas Johnson attended as a guest and delivered a focused fifteen minute address after saying he had nothing to say. Jim Campbell arranged the program with Charlie Wall recounting a bat and ball disagreement from a recent game involving Thomasville.
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Doc Harper
Kiwanis
Charlie Reilly
Georgia
Kiwanians
Luten Teate
Jim Campbell
Charlie Wall
Thomasville
Silas Johnson
House Agrees to Revised Tax Bill Provisions
House conferees finalize a conference report with a 2 cent tax on bank checks and a one cent per gallon gasoline tax. The oil import tax stands at half a cent per gallon, lumber and copper tariffs persist, and corporation tax is set at 13 3-4 percent with 14 1-2 percent on certain returns. Electrical energy faces an 8 percent levy, with exemptions for industrial gas and municipal plant energy.
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Senate
House
Casp
Tax Bill Rushed to House for Approval
The Titanic new tax bill, completed in a rapid conference, was sent to the House for final approval with Senate concurrence possible tomorrow. It would raise about 1.115 billion dollars in revenue and retain high income tax rates and four tariff items. The plan also begins new three cent postal rates and preserves inheritance and gift taxes.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Harrison
Mississippi
Sweden’s artist prince to join German film work
Prince Sigvard 24, Sweden’s crown prince son, takes a stage manager and assistant director role for a light opera film to be produced by UFA in Munich starting July 1.
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Sweden
Prince
Joe
Stockholm
Sigvard
UFA
Munich
Child Master Johnie Mitchell Injures Arm
Master Johnie Mitchell fell from his porch this week and broke an arm. He is doing nicely and expected to recover soon.
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Johnie Mitchell
Baseball Scores from the American and National Leagues
Baseball scores across the leagues show a mix of completed games and postponements due to rain. Cleveland beat Detroit with Ferrell and Sewell delivering key performances, while New York and Philadelphia split a two game set delayed by rain. Washington’s game against Boston was postponed, and Chicago defeated another opponent while Cincinnati at St. Louis was also postponed.
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John Searles
New York
Maine
Miss Olsen
Philadelphia
Searles
Cynthia Searles
Staunton
National League
Ten Entered In The Race For Governorship
A list of candidates for Georgia state offices shows Cairo incumbent and others naming ten entrants for governor. Also listed are candidates for comptroller general, agriculture, commerce and labor, state superintendent of schools, prison commissioner, Public Service Commission, and federal seats.
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Page One
Cairo
George B. Hamilton
Atlanta
George W. Lankford
Lyons
Everett M. Beaton
Waycross
W. B. Harrison
B. M. Bullard
Mell Stephenson
Athens
Maidson Bell
Cartersville
J. W. Whitely
Warrenton
Hamilton R. Balls
Hogansville
B. F. Walker
Wrens
J. Oscar Wall
Eatonton
R. ¥. Burch, Jr
Eastman
G. C. Adams
Covington
W. W. Webb
Hahira
Commerce and Labor
Hal Stanley
M. L. Duggan
M. D. Collins
Fairburn
BE. L. Rainey
Lewis P. Chick
Monroe
J. Clarke Due, Jr
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Winder
Charles R. Crisp
Americus
Justice of the Supreme Court
H. Warner Hill
Court of Appeals
O. H. Bloodworth
John Guerry
Montezuma
Lucien P. Goodrich
Griffin
J. D. Bradwell
Alexander W Stephens
R. C. Bell
Supreme Court
Justice Hines
J. S. Adams
Dublin
Jr. H. Sutton
Clarkesville
William V. Custer
Bainbridge
R. B
Bob
Blackburn
Kent
United States Senate
Walter F. George
Vienna
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Campbell’s
Richelieu
Kingan
Wisconsin
New York State
Aunt Jemima
Béc
Grantham
the Millionaire
Terrell
Jackson St
Mitchell Sampson, Jr
Best
DAC
Mitchell Sampson JR
West
Brandon Grocery Co
House Ways and Means
Hurst & May
Remington Avenue
Mr. I. Rabin of
Mr. Lee Neel
J. F. Williams
U. S. Army
Charles Kirkland of
J. J. Blanton
T. B. Lieberman of
Sandersville
Frank R. Plunkett
Sea Island Beach
J. K. Harman
New Orleans
W. J. Moody, Jr
Flora Nelli Wood
Boston
Roy Ward
ASRED
Messrs
Russell Hargrave
Jimmy Futch
Emmett Mitchell
University of Georgia
Fred Hodgson
J. L. Walker
James McCollum
George Forbes
Winesap Apples New Northwestern
Brookfield Butter
Brookfield
Grange Percetea
Campbell
Jemimin
Heintz
Alaska
Rea Ea Aena Jewel
Swift’s
Ous, Larg
Mace
Rev. Johnson
J. J Blanton
Cleveland
Detroit
Rhe Ferrell
Sewell
Bridges
Ruel
Ferrell
Allen and Dickey
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Gehrg
Gehrig
Pat
St. Louis
Chicago
Blaeholder
Frasier and
Berry
Brooklyn
Ogleton
Frankhouse
Cunningham
Spohrer
Clark
Lopez
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Smith
Hemsley
Swetonic
Grace
Cincinnati
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