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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
A Flowers Baking Company promotion touts Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread as a tasty daily staple that aids regular bowel habits. It highlights crushed whole wheat and honey as key ingredients, urges a ten day test at home, and notes the loaf is sliced and cellophane wrapped for protection.
Robert M. Sweitzer was removed as Cook County treasurer after a day of maneuvers. Joseph L. Gill was elected Sweitzer's successor by the county board, with both votes unanimous. A midnight transfer followed a police operation to take control of the treasurer's quarters.
A House vote considers a plan to study debate limits and provide equal earning opportunities. The president comments on potential direct quotations and the difficulty of defining the issue, while a newspaperman asks about using his quotes as placement is announced.
The Kiwanis Club met at Vashti School at one o clock for its weekly luncheon with President Tom Spence in charge. Two new babies joined as members, receiving a Kiwanis bib and bottle, while Past President Doc Harper gave them the charge of Kiwanis. The program included Miss Ritter and faculty, with musical selections from Vashti students. guests included Mr Clifton Steyerman and Louis Steyerman, and Mr Charles Moller with Jim Keyton.
A crisis in the tense north China situation looms as Japanese troops move and government authorizes pressure south of the Great Wall. The foreign office denies an ultimatum while stressing aims to maintain peace and order and preserve China's sovereignty.
Mr F Miller of Macon visited on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs W W Sneed of Chattanooga welcomed a baby girl named Francis Crabb Sneed, sister of Mrs Samuel Alexander of Thomasville. Mr George S Shaw of Albany and Mr E V Deaton of Columbus were in town on business yesterday. J F Beall of Atlanta and J T McClelland of Decatur also visited for business. Miss Maleta and Anna Chastain visiting friends in Tampa and St Petersburg Fl. Brews on Fletcher St offer remodeling and repair services.
Real estate firm M Gratham Williams handles farm and city rentals and property sales. The agency markets residential and agricultural properties, offering rental management and investment opportunities.
Governor Talmadge approved regulations that effectively embargo wines not made from Georgia home grown fruits and berries. Commissioner Tom Linder takes control of the state wine industry, based on an attorney general opinion that only Georgia wine is legal in the state. The act, ratified May 15, rests on interstate commerce law claims, with court challenge possible.
Davenport report outlines a deputy warden Otto Klinge describing a night time hand grabbing method to catch fish. He emphasizes it is illegal and warns Iowa anglers not to try it despite claimed effectiveness.
Paris June 7 Premier Pierre Laval announced a new coalition cabinet aims to grant decree powers to defend the franc. He pledges swift action including financial housecleaning heavy deflation and economies to stabilize the currency and will seek the same dictatorial authority previously denied to Flandin and Bouisson.
In Crookston Minnesota a circus elephant charged the arena injuring and stamping many spectators. A nine year old girl, Margaret Anne Francis, was trampled and died after being seated with her sister Geraldine. Natchez Mississippi sits 200 feet above the Mississippi River bluff and has avoided flood damage typical of river towns.
A French firm exhibits a phosphorescent car on the Champs Elysees. The glow in the dark body and wheels is claimed to be visible for a half mile at night with no headlights. Inventors say it aids parking and night driving safety. In Florida March gasoline sales reach record level since 1926.
Washington reports the relief administration considers making Georgia rural school aid effective as of April instead of April 19 and may retroactively apply to February 1 after discussions with Georgia officials led by Dr M D Collins and Miss Gay B Shepperson. The decision hinges on Hopkins absence in Canada for social conference. Poland moves to compel jobless citizens to work on public projects with cash payments as Parliament approves worker duty.
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