Astronomers Eye Sun's Total Eclipse From Ship Voyage
Astronomers aboard the freighter Steelmaker departed Honolulu June 1 bound for Panama to observe the sun's total eclipse. The ship aims for a location in the South Pacific near the Marquesas to witness a totality over 6 minutes. Dr James Stokley of Franklin Institute will photograph the corona and measure brightness from the bridge.
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Steelmaker
Honolulu
Panama
South Pacific Ocean
Marquesas Islands
Lucas
James Stokley
Franklin Institute
Atlantic Coast Line Train Schedule and Through Sleeper Info
Eastern Time passenger train schedule lists arrivals and departures with destinations including Montgomery New York Jacksonville Savannah The Southland and mixed trains Perry Fanlon and Waycross. Through sleepers operate to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Tampa and St Petersburg daily. ticket agent M T Wells at 162 J.
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Atlantic Coast Line
R. R
Montgomery
Jax. Savh
the Southland
xPerry
Alabama Sheriff Acquitted at Impeachment Trial
Montgomery June 5 The Alabama Supreme Court acquitted Sheriff J L Corbitt of Henry County on impeachment charges tied to the lynching of West Johnson a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman The court's four to two verdict came after a three day trial and a 36 minute deliberation There was no written opinion and no comment Corbitt named nine men he recognized in the jail the night the mob took the inmate
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Montgomery
Ala
J. L. Corbitt
Henry Couney
Alabama Supreme Court
Corbitt
West Johnson
Abbeville
Wife of Senator Carter Glass Dies in Lynchburg
Mrs Aurelia McDearmon Caldwell Glass wife of United States Senator Carter Glass died today at her home near Lynchburg after a long illness of heart trouble. She married Senator Glass January 12 1886. Survivors include her husband two sons Powell Glass and Carter Glass Jr co publishers with their father of the Lynchburg newspapers the News and the Daily Advance.
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Lynchburg
Aurelia McDearmon Caldwell Glass
United States
Carter Glass
Senator Glass
Powell Glass
the News
The
Daily Advance
Governor Rivers Addresses Woodmen Rally in Cairo
In Cairo Georgia on June 5 UP Governor E D Rivers spoke to Woodmen of the World members from southwest Georgia. He said his constitutional amendment program and the order’s humanitarian principle were aligned and urged overwhelming endorsement in the forthcoming election. Mayor R A Bell introduced him.
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Cairo
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
R. A. Bell
Open Highway Call Honors Gov Lehman and Washington Visit
Emanuel Jonidas a 46 year old former prize fighter and long distance hiker plans to mail a congratulatory letter to Governor Lehman for his general good work then travel to Washington to leave a letter at the White House. He also intends to deliver a letter to Governor Rivers in Atlanta and has chosen to push a wheelbarrow from Washington to Atlanta with no stated purpose.
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New York
Emanuel Jonidas
Lehman
Jonidas
Washington
White House
BE. D. Rivers
Atlanta
Cairo Methodists Cancel Morning and Evening Worship
Cairo Georgia June 5 There will be no worship at 11 am or 7 30 pm next Sunday due to Cairo High School commencement. Members will attend morning exercises at the High School Auditorium. evening service is canceled. Church school meets at 10 am 45 minutes later youth devotional at 6 30 pm. Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 30 pm. Church night service Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Cairo
Cairo Methodist Church
Cairo High School
Cairo Methodists
Woman’s Missionary Society
Cairo Presbyterian Church Announces Special Union Service
Cairo Presbyterian with the city’s faith community holds a union service at the high school auditorium. Rev Leland Moore of the Methodist Church preaches the baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class. Evening service at 7 30 features a youth led program with a girls chorus. Offering supports Synodical Training Conference expenses at Agnes Scott College. Sunday School meets at 9 15.
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Cairo
Presbyterian
The
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
John H. McKinnon, Jr
Cairo Baptist Church program for Sunday
An antirepeal rally is set for Sunday night at 7 30 at Cairo Baptist Church with talks by Cairo Grady county laymen and a W C U spokesman. Boy Scouts will usher and a mixed choir from local churches will provide music. Sunday morning features a union service at the high school auditorium with Rev Leland Moore.
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Cairo
Cairo Baptist Church
Grady County
W. B. Roddenberg
S. P. Cain
J. B. Forsyth
W. H. Robinson
W. C
Friends of Temperance
Leland Moore
Methodist Church
Wilburn S. Smith
Passengers Leave Strike-Bound Florida Liner in Miami
In Miami on June 5, 260 passengers aboard the Peninsular & Occidental liner Florida went ashore after learning last night’s sailing to Havana was canceled until Tuesday. The crew of 150 had remained aboard overnight as company officials and union spokesmen negotiated to end a sit-down dispute between rival seamen’s unions.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Havana
Seama
Shute and Little Lead Dutra Sarazen in Inverness Match
Denny Shute and Lawson Little closed to four under par after nine holes to lead Olin Dutra and Gene Sarazen by three in the Inverness best ball match play tourney at Toledo Ohio. Horton Smith and Lighthorse Harry Cooper rallied to one up over Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta at the turn with birdies on seven and nine.
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Toledo, O
Denny Shute
Lawson Little
Olin Dutra
Gene Sarazen
Inverness
Horton Smith
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Smith
Priests in Berlin Ordered to Read Goebbels Charges
Berlin June 5 Priests in the Berlin diocese were ordered to read a church statement during Mass denouncing Goebbels claim that the Catholic clergy moral trials mark a unique historical depravity. The message cites the minister’s remarks in Deutschland Hall on May 28 and asks parishes to report clergy and law congregations involved in the trials.
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Berlin
Anner
Paul Joeph Goebbels
Reich
Deutschland
Justice Department
Ford Workers Engage In Brotherhood Split At Rouge Plant
In Detroit on June 5 reports reveal circulation of membership cards for the Ford Brotherhood of America, a rival to the United Automobile Workers. Officials gave no comment as many workers claimed large numbers signed, though distribution of applications had paused.
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Detroit
Ford Brotherhood of America
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford
Mammoth Rouge
Visitors Come and Go in North Carolina and Nearby States
Miss Ilene Chastain leaves tonight to visit Miss Mary Clark of Knoxville Tennessee for several days. Miss MaBetta Tatum of Dothan Alabama visits Miss Betty Chastain on Hansell Street. W C Ball and Albert Brandon are among visiting business folks in North Carolina. W A Watt plans to be away several days for a Davidson College anniversary in North Carolina. L E Kelly on a short business trip to Anderson South Carolina and Atlanta. Evelyn Peck and Lilliam Peck return from Staunton Virginia with Evelyn Peck visiting Stuart Hall before returning to Thomasville.
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Ilene Chastain
Mary Clark
Knoxville
Tenn
MaBetta Tatum
Dothan
Ala
Betty Chastain
Hansell St
Messrs
W. C. Ball
Albert Brandon
North Carolina
W. A. Watt
Davidson College
N. C
L. E. Kelly
Anderson, S. C
Atlanta
Evelyn Peck
Lilliam Peck
Staunton, Va
Stuart Hall
Thomasville
Hawthorn Family Guests Visiting Time Mentioned
Mrs. Hubert Hawthorn arrives from Macon Georgia to visit Mrs. T. T. Caldwell for the week. Miss Katherine Hawthorn travels from Macon to visit Miss Valnere Hawthorn for the week arriving Sunday night. Miss Catherine Williams of Tallahassee visits Miss Atwood Hudson at the Jackson Terrace and will speak to the senior department of the Methodist Church at ten o clock Sunday morning.
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Hubert Hawthorn
Macon
T. T. Caldwell
Katherine Hawthorn
Valnere Hawthorn
Catherine Williams
Tallahassee
Atwood Hudson
Jackson Terrace
The
Methodist Church
Pelham contractor lands major highway awards in Atlanta
John Monaghan of Pelham is linked to several highway contracts totaling about 827 000 dollars. J W Gwin Company of Birmingham won surfacing 12.465 miles of highway and three bridges on Macon Columbus road. Other awards include McDougald Construction for Lee Street widening and Wright and Lopez for railroad crossing lights.
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Atlanta
J. W. Gwin Company
Birmingham
Talbotton
Taylor County
Macon-Columbus
McDougald Construction Company
Lee Street
McCalls Crossing
East Point
Wright and Lopez
Cedartown
West Point
College Park
Randolph
Cuthbert-Georgetown
Cuthbert
Quitman
John Monaghan
Pelham
Ford Plant Union Turns Up At Dearborn
Grand jury probes a fight near the Ford plant in Dearborn May 26 where 18 U A W A members were hurt while witnesses are questioned about alleged tear gas and gas masks shipments to a local steel mill. Harry H. Bennett says 80 698 of 82 064 workers on payroll signed loyalty pledges.
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Ford
Deaborn
Ford Brotherhood
Harry H. Bennett
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