Feinberg & Son 42nd Anniversary Sale Opens Friday
The Feinberg store at Madison and Jackson begins its 42nd Anniversary Sale next Friday morning June 7. The event runs 15 days with special bargains on household merchandise and reduced prices storewide. Manager Harry Feinberg promises some of the greatest values yet after new market purchases. A large crowd is expected to attend the sale in Thomasville.
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W. Feinberg & Son
Madison and
Jackson Streets
Harry Feinberg
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Menlo Park Celebrates Edison Light Bulb Invention
Menlo Park New Jersey marks a gala anniversary of the electric light bulb with a celebration centering on the post office. Stamps commemorating the event were sold, with the first mailed to Edison, the second to President Hoover, and the third to Henry Ford, a longtime friend of Edison.
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Menlo Park
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Hoover
Henry Ford
Shriners to Elect Imperial Outer Guard Tomorrow
Los Angeles June 5 75 000 Shriners at the fifty first annual conclave hear the imperial council seek the imperial outer guard post to be filled by Leo Youngworth of Al Malai Khan Temple Los Angeles and eleven others advance in imperial officer succession. Imperial Potentate Frank C Jones of Arabia Temple Houston Texas notes Shrine support for Hoover liquor enforcement and proposes a $600 000 boost for Shrine hospital funding by diverting Shrine magazine subscriptions now discontinued.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Imperial Council
Leo
Youngworth
al Malaikan Temple
Imperial
Frank C. Jones
Arabia Temple
Houston
Texas
Jones
Hoover
Shrine
Shrine Magazine
Macon Merchants Oppose Proposed Enactment Sales Tax
Macon Georgia June 5 merchants protested against a state sales tax in an advertisement in the Macon News. The ad urged readers to ask their representatives to vote against the tax and was signed by the retail merchants bureau of the chamber of commerce the Macon Automobile Dealers Association and the Macon Retail Food Dealers Association.
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Macon
Macon News
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Macon Automobile Dealers Association
Macon Retail Food Dealers Association
Athens Woman Mrs Brumby Dies at Home
Mrs John W Brumby a well known Athens resident died at her home yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow. She is survived by a son Admiral Frank Hardeman Brumby and two daughters Miss Mary Brumby and Miss Anne Wallis Brumby the latter dean of women at the University of Georgia.
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John W. Brumby
Athens
John W.brumby
Limitation of Arms Depends on Peace Plan Among Nations
Durham, N C June 5 The remarks by United States Senator Wal ter F George of Georgia at Duke University focus on the need for a workable dispute settlement system before armament limits can be practical He argues for a morality guided foreign policy and warns that self defense remains outside treaty obligations while the peace treaty advances a framework for peaceful settlement of international differences.
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Durham
N. C
United States
Walter F. George
Georgia
Duke University
George
First Graphophone Records Made in South at Cordele
Cordele Georgia June 5 The Southern Recording Company produced its first graphophone records at an opening program last night Legion of America performed by a twelve member Rome Georgia orchestra under John W Carr state adjutant of the Legion The local recording concern recently organized is said to be the only one of its type in the South.
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Cordele
Southern Recording Company
Legion of America
Anthon
American Legion
Rome
Paul Nixon
E. L. Wright
John W. Carr
Legion
South
Local Visitors Make City Roundup of Notables
Savannah resident Mr W H Harris arrives in the city with other travelers including Mr A G Wheeler of Daytona and Mr 8 J Jackson from New Orleans. Miss Flossie Daniels of Macon and Miss Betty Weist of Cincinnati join guests of local families as Busy Bee Co advertises lawn mower service and repairs. Western Union and service firms promote moving vans and messenger offerings while local shops host guests from Brenau College and Georgia Tech.
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Betty Weist
Cincinnati
Mary Anne Decker
Dayton
Emily Crovatt
Brenau College
Gains Ile
Calcutta Sweepstakes Prize Winners Reported From London
London reports G L Brill of Leeds won second prize in the Calcutta sweepstakes on the Epsom derby day. The prize totals 6750 pounds sterling, about 337500 dollars. Other winners include W Barnett and J Rice each earning large shares in the London stock exchange sweep and James Mackie of the Commercial Cable Company receiving 32000 sterling. Details on the Trigo holder were not learned.
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London
G. L. Brill
Leeds
Calcutta
Epsom
Walter Gay
W. Barnett
Trigo
J. Rice
Belfast
London Stock Exchange
Brienz
James Mackie
Commercial Cable Company
Police Chiefs Oppose Communist Party Activities
Atlanta June 5 The International Association of Chiefs of Police adopted a resolution opposing the activities of the Communist Party in the United States and Canada. The move followed a telegram from Phoenix Chief of Police David Montgomery asserting a global Communist attack on police. Toronto inspector George Guthrie urged adoption amid Toronto free speech disturbances. Other talks covered police training law enforcement and improving police public cooperation.
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Atlanta
Communist Party
United States
Canada
International Association of Chiefs of Police
David Montgomery
Phoenix
Arizona
Secretary of Labor
George Guthrie
Toronto
Cornelius F. Cahalan
New York City
John A. Boykin
T. Hicks Fort
Columbus
Baseball results update from the majors
American League games feature Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Washington with various innings. Shoals details note home runs by Cochrane Berry Miller Melillo Kress and others. National League results include Boston at Pittsburgh postponed by rain, Chicago blanked, Philadelphia at Cincinnati with a first inning homer by Kiem, and other box-score notes.
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St. Louis Oo
Philadelphia
Crowder
Manion
Walberg
Cochrane
Miller
Melillo
Kress
National League
Boston
Pittsburgh
Klein Hits Fourteenth Homer in Cincinnati
Charley Klein of Philadelphia hit his fourteenth home run of the season in the first inning as Philadelphia faced Cincinnati. Red Lucas pitched for Cincinnati with the bases empty.
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Klein
Cincinnati
Charley Klein
Philadelphia
Lucas
Nine Year Old Hero Saves Sister and Brother Again
Atlanta tribute to Julian Field nine years old for saving his sister Janie seven and brother Bobbie four from a car plunge, the third time he has rescued them. Earlier he smothered fire flames to save Janie and killed a poisonous snake as it coiled to attack.
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Atlanta
Julian Field
Janie
Bobbie
Julian
Conviction Of 45 Textile Men To Be Appealed
Johnson City Tennessee June 5 Appeal will be taken in the conviction of forty five former textile workers on charges tied to obstructing rayon mill re openings after the Elizabethton strike The judge set penalties from ten days in jail and fines up to 50 with defense lawyers signaling a move to the state supreme court The court found the defendants peaceful picketing did not meet legal standards for peaceful picketing constituting the basis of the verdict
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Johnson City
Tenl
Rayon Mills
Elizabethton
Tenn
Tennessee
S. E. Miller
Chancery Court
State Supreme Court
Three Witnesses Summoned in FTC Paper Ownership Inquiry
The Federal Trade Commission announced three witnesses for a June 14 hearing on power companies' financial interests in Alabama newspapers. The Mobile Press director Joseph F. McGown, Birmingham News proprietor Victor H. Wagon of London, and Mobile Press publisher R. B. Chandler are named.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Alabama
Joseph F. McGown
Mobile
Mobile Press
Victor H. Wangon
Birmingham News
R. B. Chandler
Morrow Returns to Mexico City Post
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow moves to Mexico City, cutting US vacation plans by about a month. State department officials say there is no unusual reason for ending the trip early.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico City
United States
State Department
Virginia primary law held contrary to constitution
Judge Lawrence D. Groner ruled in Richmond that Virginia's primary law violates the 14th and 15th amendments. The case West versus Bliley and Boltz found the state cannot restrict suffrage in primaries nor allow parties to enforce qualifications barred by the Fifteenth Amendment. West sought nominal damages after being barred from voting in the last Democratic primary.
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Richmond
Lawrence D. Groner
United States District Court
Teddy
Virginia
Groners
James O. West
A. C. Bliley
William Boltz
William Ricker
United States
Groner
West
Labor government to talk with U S on debts
Ramsay MacDonald, British labor leader, says the new labor government will enter relations with President Hoover immediately on the debt question and on disarmament as reported by Petit Parisien.
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LABOR
U. S
Paris
Ramsay MacDonrald
Petit Parisien
Hoover
Teacher Drowns While Saving Student at Camp Walton
Homer Brown a 22 year old Fulton county high school teacher drowned in the Gulf of Mexico at Camp Walton Florida while trying to rescue Miss Eloise Storrs and another girl who were swept from shore by an undertow. Two boys and two girls were also caught in the current. Brown signaled rescuers to save the girl and return to help him but could not.
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Camp Walton
Fla
Homer Brown
Fulton County High School
Walton County High School
Gulf of Mexico
Eloise Storrs
Brown
Hats for Ladies and Men by Eddie Lewis
Hats for ladies and men are offered at Eddie Lewis 322 West Jackson. The shop advertises a broad selection of headwear for all ages with prices and styles suitable for daily wear and special occasions.
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Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
Wants Ads For Setter and Pointer Dogs
One white and lemon female setter and one white and black spotted pointer mate. Owner may be reached at Dr. Schwencke's Hospital to arrange pickup and pay keep and advertisement costs.
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Dr. Schwencke’s Hospital
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