03 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
1
Readers are urged to add Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread to daily meals for ten days to improve digestion and regularity. The advertisement claims regular use reduces need for laxatives, brightens complexion, and boosts energy, with a recommendation from doctors.
The article recalls the abduction of an editor as they describe being beaten with a heavy instrument and a possible use of a black jack while the captors forced the car toward Valdosta. The victim recounts orders to speed, the danger of a high speed curve, and attempts to reason with the assailants about the stop sign and danger to bystanders.
The Thomasville Chamber of Commerce via President J M Golden and directors extends sincere thanks to residents and county farmers for time effort and food donated for the barbecue and rally. Special praise goes to Carlton Sunley Walter Howard Tom Vann and others who prepared the meat and ran the event.
The article reports a suspect admitting involvement in the Bremer kidnapping case as officials note others near the case decline to comment beyond a formal statement from George Weyerhauser Jr. and his parents, issued after his return Saturday.
Among the visitors Sunday were W. V. Hawes of Atlanta and B. Henderson of Savannah. F. L. Beddingfield of Valdosta and A. E. Whittle of Savannah also visited. Tim Callaway returned from Mercer University to summers with his parents. W. W. Alexander attended the Georgia Bar Association meeting in Savannah and Tybee. Bracey Lumber Co. advertises shingles. Col. Leb Dekle visited Hendersonville. L. Hines of Tampa, a former Thomasville resident, visited. Mrs. L. F. Driver returned from Baltimore and Washington. T. A. Futch and Jr. head to Augusta for medical school graduation. Neel Bros. advertise window glass. Mrs. W. J. Hammond returned from New York after Fifth Avenue Hospital exercises. Lila Hammond and Caroline Mays were graduates. W. J. Hammond and Bill Hammond joined to bring Mrs. Hammond home.
Los Angeles June 3. A tan Ford sedan answering the description of a car in which Kern County officials said two men resembled suspects in the $200,000 George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping were riding. The vehicle was found abandoned in North Hollywood today.
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