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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
3
Washington June 6 acting warden A C Ad erholt of Atlanta penitentiary was appointed to succeed John W Snook in the post. The official action comes as the government shifts wardens amid ongoing penitentiary administration changes.
An old advertisement-style fragment promises pale children grow healthy with rosy cheeks and hearty appetites after using a digestant drink served with meals. It touts vigorous digestion and robust health as outcomes.
Readable fragments describe a beverage labeled Livar Ale with water and ginger notes. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are present in the text.
Hearing before Judge W W Stark in Commerce Georgia on the order restraining the Georgia state highway department from letting four million dollars in highway contracts has been postponed to an unspecified date. The originally scheduled hearing for Saturday June 8 was deferred.
Aderholt is named acting warden after Snook resigns at Mrs. Mabel Walker's request. Willebrandt, assistant attorney general, notes Aderholt’s 22 years with the prison bureau in Atlanta and Snook’s two-year tenure as deputy warden.
Washington reports Dr Hubert Work will resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee after the Hoover campaign. He intends to call a fall meeting to submit his resignation and discuss plans for the next campaign, a move known to President Hoover and committee members.
Provincetown Mass June 5 A cabin cruiser slipped from harbor under canvas after anchoring near midnight. Journalists could not confirm the aboard party though the craft showed registration and a visible initial M suggesting Mouette linked to Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh The fate of the voyage remains unclear as observers note the boat left quietly.
Trigo trained by Blanford and owned by W Barnes wins the 149th Derby at Epsom Downs by one and a half lengths. Walter Gay finishes second with Brienz third as nearly a million spectators watch the classic. Wagering and participation in the sweepstakes total near 100 million dollars worldwide.
The forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer tonight, with Thursday partly cloudy. Observations show 8 a.m. temperature 75, yesterday high 73, low last night unknown. The report notes general fair conditions elsewhere with some thundershowers in southern Plains and Florida.
Paris reports experts foresee another four month conference to study how the plan will be applied. A London session in late July is possible, depending on ratification, with printing and signature timelines outlined and the American delegation set to sail from Cherbourg.
R. B. Eleazer of Atlanta delivered the commencement address at Athens high and industrial school. He condemned the appeal to force in adjusting race relations as deceptive and futile, saying it may seem to settle issues briefly but creates tougher problems for future generations. He likened force to an unwelcome trip on an excursion ticket to a place you do not want to reach. He cited slavery mob rule and nordicism as illustrations.
The Nashville Vols crushed the Birmingham Barons 7-4 as Dick Ludolph allowed sixteen hits while Willis left in the ninth. New Orleans beat Memphis 7-4. Griffin limited Little Rock to three hits. Brennan led Atlanta Crackers past Chattanooga 7-2 with a homer. Smokies beat Asheville 8-0. Greenville topped Asheville 10-2. Macon edged Columbus 2-1. Augusta swept a twi n bill with Charlotte 8-3. Selma and Montgomery won again in the Southeastern League.
A speaker condemns resort to force for Nordic supremacy or for disadvantaged racial group rights. He warns such stance leads to moral and physical murder and suicide. He argues race problems require spiritual means, reason, mutual understanding and goodwill.
A local boarder listing at 116 Seixas Street advertises good meals and comfortable beds with a contact phone 840 for inquiries.
Five express cars and the Seaboard Airline mail train No 2 derailed between Zephyr Hills and Dade City in heavy rainfall washout. Three trainmen injured were mail clerk B W Brainard express messenger C L Kelly and an express helper. The derailment did not involve passenger cars and a locomotive was dispatched from Tampa to detour via Dunnellon to Jacksonville. General Summerall aboard the train was en route after a Fort Dade inspection.
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