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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
7
Dirk uncovers a hidden room clue after Rupert’s apparent suicide. Hope reveals a second wounded person and a secret passage behind a wall safe. Dirk vows to find the other culprit, while Hope prepares to leave as townspeople await further revelations.
Comic strip fragment shows Jimmie predicting outcomes of three bouts against a foe named Watt. The scene hints at a humorous boxing tableau with a fireman wall motif and a playful punchline.
A wind and dust storm in the North Alabama region caused one death and several injuries. Will Humphrey, a Negro employee of the Huntsville street cleaning department, was killed when a roof collapsed on his wagon. Dust storms and high winds were also reported in Albertville Guntersville and Decatur with showers affecting crops.
Doris Duke Cromwell, heiress to the Duke tobacco fortune, hosts a birthday party for her husband James H. R. Cromwell tonight at the 2300 acre Somerville estate. The couple arrived for summer residence as staff decline to share party details.
Twenty six passengers from the Canadian freighter Fort Amherst were taken to Woods Hole after the vessel sustained a damaged side near Vineyard Haven. The ship, en route from Halifax to New York, requested cargo shifting aid and sought assistance before entering Vineyard Haven for repairs. A separate farm fire destroyed a large barn on the Deeran road, near Moultrie, causing about five thousand dollars in losses to J. E. Dodson.
New Bern North Carolina June 4 a 96 year old Confederate veteran George Isaac Hughes and his 28 year old wife Libby Hill Hughes welcomed a baby girl last night by kerosene lamp in their home. The first child is now 17 months old and walking while Hughes plans to raise a large family. Doctor Charles Duffey estimated the newborn at 6 1/2 pounds and both mother and baby are doing well.
Cleveland reports a focus on Governor Landon's strength in the Republican presidential race. Journalists and hotel guests discuss possible first and second ballot votes, and whether Landon will secure the nomination by the third. The national committee continues to review convention contests, affecting the temporary roster while the convention itself decides membership.
The American Medical Association announced a steady decline in typhoid cases. Deaths in 93 large cities dropped from 470 in 1934 to 385 last year, with 348 deaths in 78 cities over the quarter century. Some regions showed still worse figures, while others reached a “no death” class in Jacksonville and Florida’s delegation tensions continued.
Dallas reports June 4 that a proposed tobacco juice marksmanship contest between Louisiana and Texas governors has been accepted, setting the stage for a municipally hosted event.
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