Funeral Tomorrow for Actress Jean Harlow
Body of Jean Harlow lay in state as preparations for a private funeral at Wee Kirk o’ the Heather Glendale were announced. William Powell, her close friend, expressed grief saying I loved her. Details note her seven years of screen success totaling about 1 million dollars and her final illness from uremic poisoning.
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Los Angeles
Sean Harlow
Violet Denoyer
Harlow
Rudolph Valentino
Barbara LaMarr
Jean Bello
Marino Bello
Valentino
Wee Kirk
Heather
Glendale
Jean
Belle
Saratoga
Clark Gable
Pola Negri Reported Ill in Berlin
Berlin reports Pola Negri the actress suddenly stricken ill at Bayreuth and rushed to Berlin Hospital. A note on her condition followed the alarming report from a Berlin location tonight.
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Pola Negri
Berlin
Bayreuth
S. Berlin Hospital
Second Labor Holiday Called in Lansing Michigan
Mediation groups urge talks as unions affiliated with the AFL call a second labor holiday in Lansing Michigan halting city projects and private building. Auto workers sympathy walkouts spread to plants and streets while health inspections are sought for non striking workers at Republic Steel facilities.
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Lansing
Michigan
Associated Press
Mich
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Buffalo
Youngstown
Baltimore
Daniel A. Knaggs
Monroe, Mich
Frank Murphy
Newton Steel Co
Republic Steel
Sikine
H. J. Heinz
South Chicago
Republic
Edward Kelly
Chicago
Senate
Laivollette Civil Liberties Committee
Thomas J. Courtney
Michael Tobin
Washington
Ralph A. Liddy
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
No More Sight-Seeing at Atlanta Federal Pen
Warden F G Zerbst announces visitors to Atlanta federal penitentiary will no longer tour the facility except to visit named prisoners. The U S Bureau of Prisons order covers all federal penitentiaries and bans sightseeing tours due to past abuse including school groups.
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Atlanta
Federal Penitentiary
F. G. Zerbst
U. S. Bureau of Prisons
Zerbst
New Hampshire Studies Economic Balance Sheets Draw Interest
Concord N H June 8 national interest is shown in Governor Murphy development of economic balance sheets and income accounts for the state and other government units. Secretary Bowen said four other states California Indiana Georgia and Louisiana will make similar wealth and income studies. A state commission now conducts the New Hampshire study.
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Concord
N. H
Francis P. Murphy
Executive Office
Charles F. Bowen
New Hampshire
California
Indiana
Georgia
Louisiana
Weather forecast for Southeast states shows scattered storms
Partly cloudy conditions persist across South Carolina, Georgia, and Northwest Florida tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in portions of Florida and Alabama. Temperatures slightly rise in north central Alabama with unsettled but limited activity extending along the coast.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
John F. Lewis of Valdosta Dies in Jacksonville
John Fulton Lewis, former president of La Valdosta Bank, died in Jacksonville Florida after a four and a half month illness. He was born October 8 1864 at Coney Georgia and married Mary Lee Lamar November 26 1884. Funeral services will be held in Macon with four daughters and one son surviving.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John Fulton Lewis
Valdosta
Coney
Mary Lee Lamar
la Valdosta Bank
Macon
Julian B. Gammon
Emmett McKenzie
Pearl
Caro Lewis
John F. Lewis, Jr
Truck kills Atlanta woman as she gets off street car
Atlanta June 8 A truck killed Mrs. T R Mathis 42 as she alighted from a street car. She left a daughter Mrs J W Moore of Atlanta and two sons W D Mathis of Columbus and John Mathis of Atlanta plus three sisters and two brothers.
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Atlanta
T. R. Mathis
J.W. Moore
W. D. Mathis
Columbus
John ‘Mathis
Trial of Herbert Drew in Carney murder begins today
Herbert Drew faces murder trial in Thomas County Superior Court for the death of LC Carney. The Times-Enterprise will stay open tonight to provide election returns and wire reports, including state results and inning-by-inning scores from the Thomasville versus Cordele baseball game.
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Herbert Drew
LC. Carney
Thomas County
Superior
Times-Enterprise
Associated Press
Thomasville- Cordele
Cordele Toniht
Flat Increase of Court to Eleven Judges Urged
Senator Andrews proposes a flat enlargement of the Supreme Court to 11 members with a chief justice from the nation and ten associates from circuit districts. Supporters hope it can replace the president’s plan to add five justices or retirements, with possible staged appointments over years.
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Washington
Andrews
D-Fla
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Negro blamed for wreck of bus on Alabama highway
Orion Alabama June 8. Man slaughter and driving while intoxicated charges stood today against Joe Weakless a negro truck driver blamed by the Alabama highway patrol for collision of a Greyhound bus and a heavy truck in which a man was killed and 23 injured. Weakless remained in a Troy hospital today suffering from severe injuries and burns. The body of Maurice G Parks of Greenville Mississippi the employer of the negro and a passenger on the truck who burned to death in the fire which followed the crash three miles north of here yesterday will be sent to Greenville today. A majority of those injured had been able to leave hospitals at Troy and Montgomery today.
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Orion
Ala
Joe _Weakless
Alabama Highway Patrol
Greyhound
Weakless
Troy
Maurice G. Parks
Greenville
Miss
Here
Montgomery
Perfect weather reported to view solar eclipse on Canton Island
The United States Navy National Geographic Society expedition on Canton Island in the mid Pacific reported at 2 p.m. today that it had absolutely perfect weather to view a total eclipse of the sun. The eclipse was to reach totality within six minutes after the radio report to Washington. Earlier a Canton Island broadcast said an early storm was breaking up.
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Washington
United States Navy-National Geographic Society
Canton Island
mid-Pacific
Trial Opens in Fatal Shooting Case of Boston Man
Herbert Drew faces trial in Superior Court for the murder of L. C. Carney at a roadhouse on the Boston road. Jurors hear witness accounts from Eloy Akridge Mae Curles J H Price and George Applewhite detailing the midnight events and the shooting.
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Herbert Drew
Thomas County
Thomasville
L. C. Carney
Boston
Boston Road
Superior Court
Messrs
A. J. Thompson
J. T. Sherrod
A.S. Dorminey
John G. Agnew
W. T. Smith
J. W. Walcott
Roy Wise
B. C. Thompson
George Barber
Frank Funderburk
G. C. Johnson
M. T. Fort
George Lily
J. B. Edwards
Col. Theo
Eloy Akridge
Mae Curles
Carney
Miss Akridge
Miss Curles
Messrs. Carney
J. H. Price
George Applewhite
R. L. Drew
Mr. Rock Drew
Moultrie
Roadhouse
Price
Insurgent Attacks Ramp Up Across Madrid and Valencia
Reports say Madrid endured over 1,000 shells with at least 20 dead and 40 injured while insurgents bombed Valencia port. Four planes roared over Madrid outskirts, anti-aircraft fire halted the raids. Britain urged extended neutral shipping safety zones and Spain's air war drew reprisals from Germany. An arrest in Perpignan tied to a suspected bombing plot against government sites.
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Valencia
Spain
Germany
Italy
Almeria
la Granja
Albert Durant
Second International Brigade
Perpignan
State Planning Board Plans Balance Sheet for Georgia
The Georgia State Planning Board will develop a state balance sheet to show income sources and spending patterns. Dr. Charles Herty will lead the study, identifying best methods and data sources to guide industrial development and keep capital within Georgia. He will present findings at the next meeting.
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State Planning Board
Georgia
Atlanta
General Assembly
Charles Herty
Savannah
Herty
Dr. Herty
Florida students bus crash injures Waycross crowd
A bus carrying Florida college students en route to a Baptist conference in Ridgecrest, North Carolina, collided with an automobile in Waycross Georgia. Thirteen people were injured, all treated at Waycross Hospital. one, J Roy Roberson of the University of Florida Y M C A, remained hospitalized with facial cuts. The rest were dismissed after treatment and minor bus repairs were needed to continue.
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Waycross
Florida College
Waycross Hospital
J. Roy Roberson
The
University of Florida Y. M. Cc. A
Roberson
Florida
Ridgecrest
N. C
St Marks Tide Predictions for Wednesday June 9
Tide forecasts for St Marks show high and low water times with afternoon and evening tides. Predictions list key times around 2:15 p.m. 9:14 p.m. and 2:07 a.m. with corresponding tide levels.
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St. Marks
Lght- House
Georgia off year vote flows on amendments and repeal
Off year voting in Georgia focused on 26 constitutional amendments and repeal of Prohibition. Governor Rivers supported adoption with a new deal in social security and tax reform, while ex Governor Talmadge urged defeat of all amendments and repeal. Early results showed mixed county trends with strong support in several counties and varied turnout across cities.
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Atlanta
E. D. Rivers
Rivers
Lanier
Seminole
Bulloch
Telfair
Pulaski
Gilmer
Friends of Rivers
Milan
Lint Miller
State Highway Board
Lakeland
Lanier County
Miller
Atlanta Journal
Valdosta Times
Georgia
Thei
Eugene Talmadge
Macon
Augusta
Athens
Savannah
Valdosta
Moultrie
Columbus
Dalton
North Georgia
Talmadge
McRae
Clayton
Weather Bureau
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Works Department
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Melvin Deavy
Reed Carter
Lone Peak
Alpine
Utah
the Times-Enterprise
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Berg
Mr. Price
ST. Marks Tides
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