Thomasville High senior class graduates tonight
Thomasville High prepares for an eight thirty ceremony for sixty graduates in the main auditorium. Junior High certificates awarded to seventy five students at McIntyre Park School auditorium in an informal program. Principal and board members present.
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McIntyre Park
Phph
Joseph 4. Coors
Supt
Broughton
Len
Ds Hoy Hay
Alberta Goff
Newton Adams
Frank Cates
Bully Chastain
Hubert Clements
Bruce Courtney
Lamar Daniel
Clayton Davis
Leroy Bond Edwards
Joe Warris
Frank Hancock
Clarence Harden
Earl Hattaway
Louis H. Heald
Joe Heidt
Truman Holland
John House
James Kaskie
Charlie Letchas
William Dodge McCord
Fred H. McMurray
J. W. Parramore
Thomas Louie Porter
Hinton H. Pugh
William Almaun Runyan
Charles L. Smith
Rooks Smith
William Joy Stephens
Herbert Lee Stoddard, Jr
C. W. Sykes
Theo Titus II
Howard Truitt
Joe Upchurch
John Wayland White
Edgar
Christine Odom
Sarah Phillips
Leona Ariane Pittman
Betty Pringle
Margaret Elizabeth Rigg
Gussie Rigsby
Anne F. Schuyler
Lillian Schwencke
Arnavel Shores
Ruby Elizabeth Singutary
Lila Mae Spooner
Marigene Stringer
Inez Sullivan
Lois Virginia Thompson
Lucile Winnett Turner
Mary Eugenia Vann
Floaer Wynn Walton
Hilda Ward
Raaf Ore
Roosevelt outlines unified social insurance plan and housing aid
The president pushes a blended system of unemployment and old age insurance with state and federal partnership and funds raised by contributions. He advocates housing loans backed by partial government guarantees and urges bipartisan support, stressing progress after 15 months of relief and recovery efforts.
Altamaha and Flint River Basins Junction Possibility
A Roosevelt committee reports potential junction of Altamaha and Flint basins in Georgia but finds a reliable Altamaha Flint channel uneconomical due to Altamaha Ocmulgee and Oconee conditions. Estimates project nine foot Macon channel at 50 million dollars with 82 870 kilowatt hours capacity from 16 sites, while seven sites already developed. public land restoration urged.
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Roosevelt
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Flint
Georgia
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Oconee
Congress
Macon
Milledgeville
Ocmulgée
High Shoals
Price Mill
Coppin Shoals
Tallasee
Mitchell's Bridge
Athens
Laurens Shoals
Ocmulgee Basin
Jackson Bridge
Anneston
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Peachstone
McKay Creek
Factory Sho
Army
Cordele Youth Tops West Point Graduates in Nation
Cordele native Charles Edward Brown the youngest member of the United States Military Academy class at West Point. Born in Macon he entered the academy at 16 and a half years old. He is son of Cordele Dispatch editor Mrs. Charles I. Brown and nephew of Mrs. Speight of Thomasville. Brown played football in high school and held cadet ranks at the academy. He is expected to be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the infantry.
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Charles Edward Brown
Charles E. Brown
Corderl Dispatch
F. ¥. Speight
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
United States Military Academy
Cordale
Young Brown
Charles IK. Brown
Cordele Dispatch
Speight
Thomasvile
Brown
Acad Emmy
United States
William J. Harris
Georgia
Leutenant
Peown
Macon
Galis Fether
Bo Brown
The
Dispatch
Cordele
BSL Branc
Middle George
A*itizens
Rev Perry N Shepherd Died at Norman Park
Obituary noting the death of Rev Perry N Shepherd at Norman Park after five weeks illness. Services held at Fredonia Baptist Church with a large rural attendance from Thomas and nearby counties. He served as pastor of Pine Tevet Union Springs Macedonia Mount Olive and others and leaves a large family and many relatives.
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South Georgia
Perry N. Shepherd
Norman Park
Fredonia Baptist
Thomasvifle
Norris
Ff Callaway
W. TH. Wages
Thomasville
W. J. Chisholm
Lakeland
J. Gorham Garrison
Ochlocknee
Fredonia Cemetery
Perry Shepherd
Alex Shepherd
Fredonia
Mice Jiffie Gaddy
Thomas County
Louise Shepherd
Atlanta
Arnold Horne
Annie
Sarah
Denis
Rubeye Shepherd
Wibert
Warry Shepherd
Tittle Anne Thorne
A. Tf. Chastain
Tampa
Amos Parramore
Bob Shepherd
J. J. Smith
R. G. Jackson
The
Baptist Church
Nea
Pine Tevet
Union Springs
Macedonia
Mount Olive
Tlopewell
Tredonia
Gaddy Place
Wall Road
Thomingville
Tle
Oman
Norma Park
Revolt of Waldemaras Suppressed by Lithuanian Government
London reports the revolt led by Prof Augustine Waldemaras was crushed and Waldemaras jailed on treason. Dispatches from Kaunas say 20 army officers were arrested with the leader. fate of former dictator Valdemaras rests with authorities.
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London
Augustine Waldemaras
Waldemaras
Kaunas
Lithuania
Valdemaras
Cat Becomes Grounds for Divorce in Media Court
Mrs Florence McLay of upper Darby testified that her husband struck her with multiple objects including a candlestick and a black cat boot. The judge ruling in domestic relations court found the cat incident sufficient grounds for divorce.
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Media
Florence McLay
Upper Darby
MecLay
Social notes and local visitors from Thomasville
Mrs and Mrs Ralph Perkins headed to Cleveland for summer. Miss Lucy Lester returns to Tallahassee. Miss Cora Anthony leaves for Atlanta for summer. Mr Jesse Nolan and Mr J R Dunbar visit from Macon and Atlanta. Mrs Chandler Franklin arrives to visit Chastain family. Anne Thomas rests well after tonsil operation at Archbold Hospital.
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Ralph Perkins
Cleveland
Lucy Lester
Tallahassee
Anne Thomas
W. B. Thomas
Archbold Hospital
Testimony Completed in Quitman Trial of Chaney and Erwin
In Quitman Georgia on June 8, testimony closed in the murder trial of R Z Chaney and Travers Erwin charged with shooting to death Mr and Mrs W H Browning at their filling station home near Valdosta four years ago. Both men denied involvement as defense rested after Chaney claimed limited role and Erwin said he was framed. Judge W E Thomas aimed to finish arguments and charge the jury before recess with four hours allotted to each side. The state continued rebuttal as defense resumed testimony and both defendants spoke briefly. West L Crawford led the prosecution with opening address, joined by George C Spurlin and Ed Rivers. defense speakers include Hamilton Burch John P Knight Wallace Harrell and Stanley S Bennett. Court adjourned for lunch with a night session likely.
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Quitman
R. Z Chaney
Travers Erwin
W. H. Browning
Valdosta
Chaney
West L. Crawford
George C. Spurlin
Ed Rivers
Hamilton Burch
John P. Knight
Wallace Harrell
Stanley S. Bennett
Dionne Quintuplets' Mother Anxious To Rise From Bed
Corbeil Ontario June 8 Mrs Ovila Dionne 24 has borne eleven children ten living and frets to rise and care for quintuplets and five elder siblings Dr A R Dafoe promised she could get up briefly yesterday but retracted after finding slower recovery No complications but risk remains The quintuplets born eleven days ago survived jaundice and nephritis is feared but improving The mother, used to farm work, longs to be active again
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Corbeil
Ont
Ovila Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Vinson Defends Southern Newsprint Growth with Bill
Representative Vinson of Georgia introduced a resolution to bar federal regulations that would hinder expansion of the U S newsprint industry facing foreign competition. President Roosevelt backs southern pulp and newsprint development using slash pine. Mordecai Ezekiel cautions that government funds should keep funded industries under public control.
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Washington
Vinson
Roosevelt
Mordecai Ezekiel
Wallace
Surrender of Dillinger Proposed to Outlaw's Family
Indianapolis June 8 The Indianapolis News reports proposed surrender plans from the US Justice Department to the relatives of John Dillinger the Indiana desperado The plan would have the fugitive surrender voluntarily and his father John Dillinger senior could claim rewards The elder Dillinger said a federal agent spoke with him but he needed authority from John and a way to contact him
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News Today
United States Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Indiana
John W. Dillinger
Mooresville
Ind
Emmett Hancock
Dillinger
John
Pittman pledges mansion barn to farmer if he wins
Atlanta June 8 Judge Claude Pittman says if he defeats Governor Eugene Talmadge he will give the barn at the executive mansion to a farmer. He recalls Talmadge's choice to live in Ansley Park and the way the mansion lacked farm rusticity.
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Claude Pittman
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Ansley Park
McRae
Mansion antics and political jests stir Clarkson crowd
Judge Pittman addressed the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at Clarkson, responding to a request to deliver the cows at the mansion and the barn too, after a night of nonchalant displays of livestock on the grounds.
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Talmadge
Tion
Brotherhood of Railway
Clarkson
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