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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
1
Georgia lawmakers weigh sales tax and highway plans
Brunswick dispatch reports about 200 legislators debating a three percent retail sales tax to fund schools and social services while considering a four lane highway project. Governor Rivers leads efforts with administration allies while opponents insist any new levy would be repealed by the next governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Sun and Surf
Georgia
S. D. Rivers
J. W. Culpepper
Fayette
Rae
Popular General Assembly
Rivers
Roy V. Harris
Augusta
Henderson Lanham
Floyd
House
Ways and Means
Gross
Stephens
Senate
John"b. Epivey
Swainsboro
EH. B. Edward
Lowndes
Culpepper
W. H. Lovett
Laurens
Roosevelt's Temperature Returns to Normal but Rest Ordered
President Roosevelt's fever eased to normal today yet his physician urged him to stay in the study as heavy activity looms next week's royal visit by Britain s king and queen. He rose to work but received no callers and canceled a Potomac River cruise due to threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelts
Britain
Potomac River
Weather forecast for Georgia and Florida
Partly cloudy with scattered showers in Georgia the interior Sunday and northwest portions tonight. A cooler note in northwest Sunday. Florida shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers on the extreme south coast tonight or Sunday and in the extreme north portion and near the central coast Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florida
North
Central Coast
Germans Turn Back as Havana Refuses Troop of Refugees
The German liner St Louis with 907 Jewish refugees sailed away from Cuban waters after being barred from landing. Dominican officials floated a resettlement offer with a $500 residency fee, but many refugees cannot pay. Some evacuees planned to seek entry in the United States, while others headed back toward Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
St. Louis
Hamburg
Hamburg America Line
Dominican Republic
Luis
Santo Domingo
Dominican
S. J
Arturo de Spradel
Nestor’ Pou
Labor Department
Immigration Office
United States
Hamburg-Amerika
Saint Louis
Cuba
Chief Justice Hughes III Suffering Ulcer in Washington
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes is reported to have a duodenal ulcer in Washington. Officials said there is no doubt of a full recovery, in a statement released by Nelson A. Petty, assistant press relations official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Jutce
Wismruide
Nelson A. Petty
Fishing Contest Announced By Jaycles
A local announcement proclaims a fishing contest directed by the sports committee led by Doc Wade. Sponsors include W. Lo Ball Son, T. A. Futche Hardware Co., and Thornsville Hardware. The contest runs June 10 1089 to August 1 1939 within Georgia and Florida, with rules on time place weight and tackle and coverage by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoungville
Doc Wade
Followay
Lock Hardware
Cof W. Lo Ball Son
T. A. Futeh Hardware
Thornsville Hardware Supply Co
States of Georgia
Georgi
Florida
Senators and Wives Snub Royal Party Invitations
United States senators and their wives face exclusion from a royal embassy party as the visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth nears. The invitation list drew protest from several senators and spouses, while Sir Ronald Tipton and Lady Jane hosted the event with limited attendance from Congress members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wild
Bang George
Iovabeth
Pueses
Ronald Tipdeay
Jine
Echugien
Cdo
Dvi Lions
Senate
Mare Garner
Ronald
Hong Coudancheot
Capital
Carver
Congress AG
Atte Turenat Relations Conumltzec
McNary
Gregon
Davis
Pennsylvania
Sir Ronald
Oberon Weds British Producer Alexander Korda in Antibes
Merle Oberon and film producer Alexander Korda wed in Antibes in a civil ceremony performed by Mayor Jules Crresse. Witnesses included Henri Ciuenot of Juan Les Pins and Mme Suzanne Buin of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antibes
Prance
Merle Oberon
Hollywood
Alexander Korta
Jules Crrese
Henri Ciuenot
Juan Les Pins
Mme
Suzanne Biuin
Paris
Roosevelt May Veto Farm Measure Amid Tax Debate
President Roosevelt signals possible veto of farm relief bill until revenue measures are in place. Congress debates corporate and recession time taxes to fund beneficiary payments, with a Senate House conference expected to resolve tax structure by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate House Conference Committee
Trouse Watts
Denis
Pinter Farm
Atom Wille
Howe
Phuc
Etluht
Busineo
Spukeunen
Roosevil
Cogeres Duaal
Ghetite Atti Sensigt
Congress
U S Navy Races to Match Japanese Naval Power
President Roosevelt and Secretary of the Navy push rapid shipbuilding aiming to outpace Japan in battleship production. Officials claim a $54,000,000 program advances construction while awaiting formal funding and congressional approval amid looming war tensions.
Court martial urged for Mal Moseley case notes
Washington officials said a court martial was recommended for Mal. Cen. Moseley over alleged insubordination and subversive statements connected to his commands. The matter was sent to the War Department while hearings by the Dies committee on U.S. anti-American activities continued. Moseley’s alleged actions drew mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ory
Maju Coenen
van Horn Hooley
War Department
Department
Heariens
Dies Committee
Motor Industry Brakes Hit Factory Output
The motor industry reduced production this week causing drag on related sectors. Transportation and textile markets show cautious gains as steel and other raw materials adjust to revised trade estimates and Memorial Day scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REC
Brytes Beady Pheasts
Gutpul
Hendre
Lustig
Hope fades for 98 aboard Thetis submarine disaster
Birkenhead June 3 In the Irish Sea Thetis lies buried in mud after a test dive leaving 98 dead of 102 aboard four men escaped yesterday by the Davis lung chlorine gas caused the sinking and the salvage effort continues Britain mourns yet seeks reasons for the tragedy and delays in rescue efforts continue to provoke questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkenhead
England
Admiralty
Thetis
Irish Sea
Great Ormes Head
Davis
Britain
Cammell Laird Ltd
Cammell Laird
London
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Great Orme’s Head
Solons
Oregon
Wisconsin
New York
Charles Dickens
Wyoming
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Hughes III
Jaycles
Jaycees
Alexander Korda
Roosevelt
Congressional
Avin Parrett
Perso
Ceriaih
Wiis
Wallace
Uli
Udei Oes
Aneludang
Satie
Toa
Tee Sue Seetine
Chitet
Vedo
Cooper o-Tenny
U. S
Navy
Japan
UC Ig
Cate
Diow Delamet
William
Leal
Opeafrans
Tayi
Iiti de Dain
Atrial Warner Hutnet
Dane
Wariedat
Proetiankate Naval
Chieress
Mal
Cen
Mosely
War Departments
Caetober
Sayin Moseley
Muoséley
Hope
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