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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

5

Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith Marries Again

Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith secretly wed May 17 at Bel Air Maryland to Lindsay Plumly of Winston-Salem. She is the daughter of Joseph Cannon a Concord banker and textile maker who recently settled a $12,600 judgment won by F Brandon Smith Jr of Charlotte over claims of alienation of affections and causing her divorce. Plumly is a nephew of the late

Charlotte N. C Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith Bel Air Lindsay Plumly Winston-Salem Anne Joseph Cannon Concord F. Brandon Smith, Jr Plumly

Archduke Otto Appeals to Austrian People to Crown Him Emperor

Archduke Otto, claimant to the defunct Australian throne, urges Austrians from exile in Belgium to make him emperor. He says he is ready to return to the fatherland to restore unity, power and happiness, while the chancellery dismisses reports of an imminent monarchy restoration as ridiculous.

Vienna Otto Belgium Baron von Wiesner Austria Kurt Schuschnigg Mussolini Italy

Reynolds Heiress Anne Reynolds Linked To Tobacco Fortune Kin

Bowman Gray of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co is cited as part of the Reynolds fortune circle. Mrs Plumly, married third after divorcing Smith Reynolds, ties to Anne Cannon Reynolds and the infant son of Libby Holman Reynolds in the family of tobacco heirs.

Bowman Gray R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Plumly Smith Reynolds Tobacco Fortune Smith Anne Cannon Reynolds Reynolds Libby Holman Reynolds

96 Year Old Father Vows Two More Children Before Death

New Bern North Carolina June 5 1936 96 year old George Isaac Hughes declares he wants two more children before he dies He hatched a late life plan after fathering a child at 94 and again at 96 Though shoeless he greets neighbors and tourists Mary Gertrude born weighing 612 pounds is ill but healthy The 28 year old mother and a 17 month old son are part of Hughes large blended family from Greene County and 16 children with his first wife Sarah Wiggins After her death in 1925 six children survive with Bennett 61 as the oldest He later remarried Libby Hill

Associated Press New Bern N. C George Isaac Hughes Hughes Charles Duffy Mary Gertrude Sarah Wiggins Greene County Bennett Hughes Libby Hil

June 30 Set for League Special Session on Italo-Ethiopian War

Geneva June 5 The League of Nations fixed June 30 as the date for a special assembly session on the Italo-Ethiopian war problems. Secretary General Avenol telegraphed the announcement to member states after Argentina requested the meeting to discuss Italy's annexation of Ethiopia and sanctions policy.

Geneva League of Nations Assembly Joseph A. C. Avenol League Argentina Italy Ethiopia

Pioneer member of Atlanta Police dies at 92

George H. Phillips 92 long serving Atlanta police officer and pension retiree died Thursday night in Atlanta. He joined the force decades ago and was among its earliest pensioners. Survivors include his daughter Mrs. Mary Hollowell. Phillips also received Confederate pension and federal food aid. Dr. Duffy provided free medical services.

Atlanta George H. Phillips Atlanta Police Department Hughes New Bern Duffy

Tax loss under 15 mill real estate cap cited

Savannah Georgia June 5 Tate Wright executive secretary of the Association of County Commissioners estimated Georgia would lose up to 23 million if a 15 mill limit on real estate is enacted He warned municipal county and school operations would need curtailment without substitute revenue He noted the plan’s supporters propose a 5 mill tax on intangibles and other taxes Ben T Watkins of Macon is president of the association.

Savannah Tate Wright Association of County Commissioners Georgia Wright Athens Georgia County and Peace Officers Association Ben T. Watkins Macon

Government plans to safeguard veterans bonus payments

Postoffice inspectors and secret service agents announce rapid action against any robbery of veterans bonus funds. Plans for the June 15 disbursement are described as nearly crookproof, with bonds delivered in person to the addressee and strong identification required. Eighty inspectors are detailed to assist post masters nationwide.

Washington Postoffice Secret Service Post Office

Peace Pact Set for Final Approval in Freddie Bartholomew Case

In Los Angeles a peace pact would place 12-year-old Freddie Bartholomew under his aunt Millicent Bartholomew with earnings to be shared by his parents Cecil and Mrs Bartholomew. The agreement plans a trust fund for Freddie and provisions for family support, with a written form expected by Monday.

Los Angeles Batholomew Freddie Cecil L. Bartholomew Millicent Bartholomew Isaac Pacht Bartholomew England

Treasury Statement Washington June 3 balances and debt

The treasury reports June 3 receipts 113,068,087.45 expenditures 88,083,226.03 leaving a balance of 2,353,957,627.01. Customs receipts for the month 4,224,820.67. For the fiscal year receipts 3,622,660,573.28 and expenditures 6,615,365,304.22 including 3,084,994,832.57 emergency spending. excess expenditures 2,992,704,730.94. Gross debt 31,676,418,560.63, up 42,127,003.

Washington the Treasury

Stop Landon push persists after Borah blast

Cleveland June 5. Talk of a stop Landon push continued after a Borah camp blast at the Kansas governor. No sign any rivals discussed an alliance though observers see a possible second or third ballot nomination if trends persist. Borah foe Bachmann called Landon an avowed New Deal supporter and urged truth about Landon's views as Democrats threaten change. Borah due to arrive Sunday with Kansas delegates and leaders in talks. A close Landon ally, William Allen White, is eyed for platform chairmanship.

Cleveland Landon Kansas London Carl Bachmann Bachmann Roosevelt Borah William Allen White Emporia Kas Whites Platform Committee

Indictments against Scottsboro defendants divulged in book

The Montgomery report says two Scottsboro case defendants, Ocie Powell and Roy Wright, were indicted by a Morgan County grand jury for assault with intent to murder in a knife attack on Sheriff J. S. Sandlin and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Blalock. Trials have not been set. The incident followed the group’s return from Decatur to Birmingham after Haywood Patterson’s 75 year sentence for an attack on Victoria Price in 1931.

Montgomery Ala Scottsboro Morgan County J. S. Sandlin Edgar Plalock Decatur Sandlin Files Crenshaw, Jr State Bar Association Kenneth A. Miller Ocie Powell Roy Wright Edgar Blalock Birmingham Haywood Patterson Victoria Price Paint Rock

Financial Ledger Reports Sharp Gold Rise

The report notes a total gold set at 10,409,467,511.76 dollars as of the previous day, indicating a substantial increase in value.

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