Highlands North Carolina Summer Paradise for Thomas Williams
Highlands North Carolina described as a mountain paradise with cool summers, forests, trails, and scenic beauty. It notes the town’s altitude, climate, hotel and cottage options, forest land, recreation like horseback riding and golf, and its appeal to Thomasville visitors and permanent residents. Highlands Inn run by J. Harvey Trice and social ties to Thomasville figures are mentioned.
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Highlands
Satulah Mountain
America
Nantahala
Thomasville
Atlanta
Franklin
N. C
Primeval
North Carolina
Highlands Inn
J. Harvey Trice
P. B. Slater
Arthur D. Little
Roy Hill
Robb White
S. L. McCarty
Presbyterian Church
Silas Johnson
Methodist Church
Miller to Head New Federal Crime Prevention Bureau
Washington reports indicate Justin Miller, current special assistant to the attorney general, will head the proposed federal bureau of crime prevention. The plan includes a crime institute for police, training for prison officials, and nationwide coordination of law enforcement efforts.
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Washington
Justin Miller
Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention
Cummings
Congress
Miller
North Carolina
National Crime Conference
Justice Department
Stamford
Connecticut
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bureau of Crime Prevention
Crime Prevention Bureau
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Two Drownings On Belfast Steamer Castine Ferry Mishap
In thick fog the Belfast excursion steamer Castine struck a ledge near Vinal Haven Maine and listed badly. Seventy five grangers from Rockland and Camden were tossed into the sea. two people, Mr and Mrs Charles Wooster of Rockport, drowned. Wooster body recovered. Mrs Wooster missing. North Haven lifeboats rescued many others.
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Vinal Haven
Belfast
Castine
Rockland
Camden
Pomona Grange
Vinal Haven and
Rockland Steamboat Company
North Haven
Charles Wooster
Rockport
Wooster
Elephant trainer charged in death of girl at circus
Crookston Minnesota June 4 William Woodcock 31 Ottumwa Indiana an elephant trainer was charged with second degree manslaughter for the death of 9 year old Margaret Ann Francois trampled by a plunging elephant during a circus performance A coroner s jury found Woodcock negligent in handling the animal
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Crookston
Minn
William Woodcock
Ottumwa
Margaret Ann Francois
Woodcock
Legality of Pitts Contract To Be Decided Soon
Albany June 8 The legality of Alabama Pitts former Sing Sing prison athlete contract with the Albany International League baseball club will be decided by the Minor League Baseball Association tomorrow or Monday, eliminating the necessity of a hearing.
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Pitts
Albany
N. Y
Alabama Pitts
Sing Sing
Albany International League Baseball Club
Minor League Baseball Association
Revival Services Set to Begin June 16 in Thomasville
A series of revival meetings is planned in Thomasville from June 16 to June 30 with Dr. Roland Q. Leavell of Gainesville as evangelist and W Plunket Martin of Lafayette directing music. The organizers outline neighborhood prayer meetings, a religious census, and a large volunteer staff across eight city sections, urging residents to attend the nearest meeting and follow daily publication notices.
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Thomasville
Roland Q. Leavell
First Baptist Church of
Gainesville
Dr. Leavell
Southern Baptist
W. Plunket Martin
LaFayette
Alabama
Martin
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Leavell
Wight
Nusiwair
W. Plunket Marutin
Luffayette
Ala
Msg
S. W. Fleming
Lee Kelly
W. B. Cochran, Jr
J. F. Bowman
J. H. Harris
Leah Goodwin
Evelyn Lewis
L. D. Ferguson
Lucile Kight
Leonard Davis
B. F. Herring
Irene Davis
J. A. Mitchell
Norman Stegall
R. E. Chastain
Claude Davis
J. W. Stegall
J. W. Blanton
Ed Ward
Paul Searcy
L. 8. Crosby
M. H. Goodwin
W. B. Cochran
J. K. Harper
C. M. Joye
Center of City
Jackson Street
Committee of Places
J. W. Horne
Jeff Golden
L. S. Crosby
T. K. Vann
F. Y. Speight
W. E. Beverly
Joe Craigmilest
Fred Smith
H. L. Cravatt
T. A. Futch
Joe Jerger
Joe Jerger, 8. L. Cheshire, J. T. Holland, W. EF. Cox
J. A. White
W. H. L. Mitchell
McLaughlin Heights
S. L. Heald
T. S. Baker
Rev. Mender
W. H. Wages
D. W. Powell
Sam Gandy
Hansen
East End
N. W. Chism
Joe Jackson
Bob Sullivan
B. Pullen
W. A. Pettigrew
Fletcherville
L. D. Goodwin
R. EK. Chastain
J. L. Parker
George Neel
B.S. Inman
Dan Darley
Fairview
C. E. Davis
Alton Singletary
Eudora Posey
G. H. Owens
J. O. Swift
W. H. Moreland
R. A. Rutland
Henry Gibbs
Clarence Lambert
J. D. Smith
John Herring
Shelton Chastain
Times-Enterprise
Order Dismissing NRA Charges Signed by Jurist
In Atlanta June a federal order dismisses charges against Whitley Construction Co of LaGrange Ga for violative construction code and dismisses proceedings against Trout Lumber Co of Douglasville Ga. The order follows withdrawal of an appeal in the U S District Court of Appeals. Judge Marvin Underwood signed the document.
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Atlanta
Charers
Whitley Construction Co
LaGrange
Indea
Marvin Underwood
Tudee Tinderwood
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Aleo
Trout Lumber Company
Douglasville
State Department Seeks Confirmation of Redfern Rumors
Washington reports the State Department will verify explorer Tom Roche's claims that Paul Redfern, the missing aviator, was injured and living among jungle Indians in Dutch Guiana. Consulates in Trinidad and nearby South American locales are checking Roche's account before any government or family actions proceed.
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ATR
Washington
State Department
Trinidad
Tom Roche
Paul Redfern
Roche
Redfern
Dutch Guiana
South America
Gains in New Orleans cotton futures on brisk demand
New Orleans June 8 gains of 1.25 a bale were registered as eastern buyers uncovered a scarcity of contracts. July old crop closed at 11.62 and October new crop at 11.32. Dealings were active on the advance and the market closed at day’s high, up 20 to 25 points.
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New Orleans
NRA Activity At Standstill And Industrial Conflict Fears
The piece notes continued NRA activity at a standstill and cites plans targeting corporations in interstate commerce. It warns that without curbing chislers there will be strife, strikes, and industrial conflict, and envisions a return of child labor, unfair trade practices, sweatshop conditions, declining wages, and excessive hours.
Roosevelt's six point transport plan faces delays
President Roosevelt's six point transportation program likely to be delayed as Senate Interstate Commerce Committee signals slow action on most measures beyond buses and trucks. House action hangs on time with Huddleston noting readiness to move. expansion of the I C C may wait until next session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Interstate Commerce
Wheeler
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
House
Senate
Huddleston
Ala
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce
Commission Control
Adjourned term of Superior Court to convene Monday
The adjourned term of Thomas Superior Court will convene Monday at ten oclock with Judge W E Thomas presiding. The grand jury will handle unfinished matters and indictments since April. The court will hear civil and criminal cases ready for trial and may focus on law violation matters in the city and county.
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Thomas Superior Court
W. E. Thomas
Wilburn Rejects Ball's Ferry Bridge in Road Plan
Georgia highway board chair man W E Wilburn said the Ball's Ferry bridge across the Oconee River between Wilkinson and Johnson counties would not be included in a $1 500 000 federal aid project list sent to Washington. He noted the bureau of public roads urged its inclusion and warned the bureau may approve or reject the plan. The governor had accused officials of trying to usurp project initiation power.
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Atlanta
W. E. Wilburn
Georgia Highway Board
Ball’s Ferry Bridge
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Wilburn
Bureau
Thomas MacDonald
Ball's Ferry
Oconee River
Wilkinson
Johnson County
The
Highway Board
Bureau of Roads
Vinson
Mussolini vows to settle old and new Ethiopia score
In Cagliari Mussolini told departing troops Italy has an old and a new account to settle with Ethiopia and will settle them without heed to Britain’s opposition. He spoke as soldiers left East Africa.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Mussolini
East Africa
Seitle
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Africa
Il Duce
Charges Dropped Against Most in Insull Case
United States Attorney Michael L. Igoe on order of Attorney General Homer Cummings dismissed charges against all but four defendants in the Insull bankruptcy case. Samuel Insull Sr and Jr, Martin Insull, and Harold L. Stuart remain charged. Several directors and officials were cleared as the trial proceeds Tuesday.
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Chicago
United States
Michael L. Igoe
Homer
Cummings
Samuel Insull
Sr. Samuel, Jr
Martin Insull
Harold L. Stuart
Insull
Canada
Stanley Field
Edward J. Doyle
Philip J. McEnroe
John F. O’keefe
William R. Irwin
Charles W. Daniels
Insull Companies
Insulls
Stuart
Halsey, Stuart and Co
Corporation Securities Co
Britain plans stronger defenses and currency standstill
Stanley Baldwin announced in his first speech as prime minister that Britain will strengthen national defenses and maintain a standstill policy on currency stabilization. He spoke at Himley Hall in Eng on June 8.
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Himley Hall
Eng
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Georgia Governor Declines State Relief for Unemployables
Atlanta June 8 Governor Eugene Talmadge adopts a hands off policy on Georgia relief for unemployables. He says Washington notified the world he has nothing to do with relief and cites a split with relief administrator Hopkins over the FERA program.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
FERA
Washington
Hopkins
Window Glass Cut Any Size by Neel Bros
Local advertises window glass cutting services by Neel Bros with a phone contact 439 for orders of any size and type.
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Neel Bros
Atlantic Coast Line Schedules and Through Sleepers
Train times show The Southland routes from Montgomery Savannah and New York to Jacksonville and other points. Through sleepers operate to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Detroit Chicago. Daily service with some weekend only and exclusive night departures indicated.
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the Southland
Montgomery
Jax. Savh
Perry
Way
Jax
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Highlands, N. C
Thomas Willians
General Electric
Neel Brothers Builders’ Supply
Dept
Baptist Church
NRA
J. R. Almond
Lena Feinberg
Nashville, Tenn
Dena
Edith West
Augusta, Ga
EB. C. Bradley
Bob Nelson
Savannah
BNA Israel
B’nai Isreal
American Legion Home
Harry
Feinberg
Leb Dekle
Marylyn Rosalio
Johnny Stokes
Jeraldine Fearnery
Out of Town
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Quitman
Monticello
Moultrie
Camilla
C .B. Porter
Margaret Rodgers
McDonough, Ga
James Crosby
Presbyterian College
Clinton, D. C
G. B. Scoggins
Mrs. Sheffield
Terry Smith
Mimosa Drive
NEW Orleans Cotton Exchange
Tefi
Superior Court
Ball's Ferry Bridge
Carey
Kirby-Evans Material Co
Smith Avenue
Gene
Atlantic Coast Line
FR. R
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Metcalfe
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