Truth Over Lies in a Basement Café Reunion
Alison confronts Daphne’s schemes with Guy Lumley after a dangerous night of false accusations. In a basement cafe they recount past deceptions, a patient’s death, and a plan to uncover the truth about Alison’s father while Alison seeks trust and protection from Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Rede
Daphne Somers
Alison
Mr. Rede
Guy Lumley
Daphne
Guy
Ginning
Nice
Rented and Planted Acres of Cotton to be Measured
Announcement from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration explains that all rented and planted cotton acreage will be measured in 1935. Cotton producers under 1935 reduction contracts must identify rented acres to supervisors during measurement. Measures limit use of rented land to food and feed for home use. land may be idle or used for soil building crops. emphasis on legumes to save fertilizer costs in Thomas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Thomas
Visitors and graduates mark busy Georgia town week
A list of Atlanta visitors includes Ernest Coombs R E Wright and RE H McLean with Miss June Bailey and Grace Teasley among others. Graduates Florene Feinberg and Florence Dobbin plus a large family reunion feature as townspeople host several relatives and note a kingfish run at Saint Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Teasley
Commerce
Man Wanted in Meat Theft Arrested in Florida
Sheriff Gordon E. Davis reports Jack Thompson was arrested in West Palm Beach on charges of taking part in a meat theft from Farmers Meat Co. four others are sought. About 1000 pounds of meat and 200 dollars worth of sausage casings were stolen and later disposed of.
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Florida
Gordon E. Davis
Jack Thompson
West Palm Beach
Fla
Farmers Meat Co
Sheriff's
Watermelon Buyers Set Base in Thomasville During South Georgia Season
With shipping season underway buyers arrive in south Georgia melon area and establish Thomasville as their base. Five buyers from Tampa Chicago and St. Louis are quartered at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Thomasville
Tampa
Chicago
St. Louis
Class Day Exercises At High School Tonight
Class day exercises are held tonight at the High School Auditorium at 8:30. The program by the Class of 1935 includes a salutatory, oration, piano solo, reading, prophecy, poem, valedictory, and song. Certificates for 125 Junior High graduates move to Senior High tomorrow morning.
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Mervin Blanton
Walter Moreland
Valse
Chopin
Emily Speight
Fay Sparks
Nell Hammond
Winifred Bradley
Jeff Golden
Mary Robison
Jewell Burton
Board of Education
Weather data and planting advice from County Agent
Temperature figures are incomplete with yesterday and last night data missing. The note discusses a 42 year period for monthly highs and lows, precipitation totals, and normal values. It then urges farmers to plant legume crops and winter pastures to improve soil fertility ahead of a Thomasville cheese plant, recommending oats, vetch, rye and Austrian winter peas with a September sowing. Sincerely, P. H. Ward County Agent.
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Thomasville
P. H.ward
Mahan Sought in Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Case
Butte Montana June 10 32 year old William Mahan suspect in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping remained at large as police and federal agents broadcast across Montana Idaho eastern Washington and northern Wyoming. Detective J E Mooney who spotted Mahan described a bulldog stopping the suspect at a street corner as authorities searched for a companion and traced ransom money hidden under a car seat in a Salt Lake City driven vehicle.
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Theodore Metzger
Associated Press Star
Butte
Mont
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Mahan
J. E. Mooney
Weyerhaeuser
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Mahas
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
Mooney
Roe
Market Bulletin faces loss of second class mailing
Postmaster Lon Livingston of Atlanta forwarded a letter from C B Eilenberger third assistant postmaster to Mr Linder noting May 16 23 and May 30 issues of the Market Bulletin contain matter outside the scope of law for state agriculture publications. Linder said no mailing change was expected. the bulletin has until June 20 to present statements defending continued second class status.
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Lon Livingston
Atlanta
Eilenberger
State Departments of Agriculture
Georgia Bulletin
Livingston
Market Bulletin
Linder
Georgia
AAA
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England
London
Evelyn M. Winch
Jacksonville
Chas.e. Griner
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Thomasville Sales Co
Ernest Coombs
R. E. Wright
RE. H. McLean
June Bailey
Duke University
A. W. Turner of
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Leslie M. Grantham
Williams
Travis McClendon
The
University of Louisiana
Florene Feinberg
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Ethel Silva
Savannah
W. H. Teasdale
R. W. Godwin
Cairo
Ansel Frohberg
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Red Cross
Waldene Davis
Camilla
Frances Moncrief
East Jackson Street
Mildred Herring
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mrs. Yoder
Burrh Hargrave
University of Georgia
Athens
W. D. Hargrave
Betty McCollum
P. J. McCollum
Monticello Road
Eunice Singletary
Bristol, Fla
Lucile Singletary
Mary Harris
Mary MeeGavock
Jean Parker
Milledgeville
T.B. Dobbins
Dorothy Kennington
Marie Beverly
Ochlocknee
Forsyth
Alvin Donald Beverly
Lillian McMullen
Jesse L. Newton
G. C. Newton
Sale City
Newton
Saint Marks
Business Directory
Clark Petroleum .Co
Troy Johnson
N. Broad
W. M. Sampson
East Side
Lee Kelly
Phon
Robb White
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
White
R. J. Hawthorn
Treas
Evangelistic Club
T. L. Spence
T. L. Spence, Jr
American ‘Legion
Legion
Germany
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Wwe BT
Attorney General’s Office
Bulldog
Butte, Mont
Post Office
City Hall
International
Thomson-Alderman Co
Times-Enterprise
L. Bluestein
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Iowa Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas County
McNess Co
Dept. B. Freeport
Illinois
Remington
F. H. Upjohn
Tesco
Underwood
B. L. Brewton & Son
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