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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1932

Page

14

Means Convicted in Lindy Fraud Faces Long Term

Gaston B. Means, the detective linked to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case, was found guilty on two larceny counts in a District of Columbia court for $104,000 obtained from Mrs. Edward B. McLean. He faces up to ten years per count plus fines. embezzlement charges were found not guilty.

Washington Gaston B. Means Lindbergh District of Columbia Supreme Court Edward B. McLean

Solicitor seeks re election in Thomas County race

A candidate records a clean hard fought campaign for the solicitor position and appeals to voters to support their platform. They promise reforms for economy and to reduce expenses if elected, asking for votes and influence from the community.

Thomas County

White Woman to Replace Mamie Williams as Georgia National Committeewoman

Georgia Republicans pick Bertha M Field of Marietta as national committeewoman to supplant Mamie Williams Savannah Negro James W Arnold named committeeman to back Field The Georgia delegation votes to support Hoover Curtis ticket and to work under the unit rule with racial issues unsettled by the convention setting.

W. F. Caldwell Associated Press Chicago Georgia Bertha M. Field Marietta Mamie Williams Savannah James W. Arnold Field United States Navy Marshall Field Arnold Ben J. Davis Josiah T. Rose Henry O.lovvorn Davis W. H. Harris Albert Tumlin R. L. Farr W. Terrell Kitchens T. W. Moss T. A. Chastain Arnold, Rose Atlanta Dr. Harris Athens Williams Woodbury J. H. Rush Lumber City State Central Committee C. S. Wigfall Augusta L. D. Milton A. T. Atwater Rome C. Clemons Macon John Green Kansas City Ben Davis Joe Watson Albany Ganegro Cleveland Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis

Mrs Field Named to Succeed Mamie Williams

Mrs Bertha M Field of Marietta Georgia says she is pleased by her nomination to be Republican national committeewoman but has not learned her duties yet and will decide after study. She is a Pennsylvania native living in Georgia for 25 years and is 48 with two sons.

Fields Marietta Bertha M. Field Georgia

Birmingham Attorney Held for Mother's Mountain Slaying

John B. Boyle, 37, a Birmingham attorney, was held for investigation in the murder of his 66 year old mother Mrs Jesse A Boyle on Shades Mountain near Birmingham. Boyle alleged a highwayman stabbed them but investigators found no robbery motive and noted the mother's purse and valuables remained untouched. The elder Boyle was widow of engineer Peter A Boyle, a Birmingham district developer.

Birmingham Ala John B. Boyle Birminghan Jesse A. Boyle Shades Mountain Boyle G. M. Evans Peter A. Boyle Boyles

First Peach Car Leaves Fort Valley for New York

The first carload shipment of Georgia 1932 peaches, Mountain Rose variety, left Fort Valley headed to New York. It was grown and packed by P. B. Sullivan J. C. Harrison and R. W. Hale of Zebulon Georgia.

Fort Valley Georgia New York P. B. Sullivan J. C. Harrison R. W. Hale Zebulon

Earthquake Felt Across San Francisco and San Jose

A slight quake was felt in San Francisco at 1 44 a m and reported pronounced in San Jose, jolting residents and prompting brief concern across the region.

San Francisco San Jose

Widow Mrs Field Active in Civic and School Work

Georgia Tech and a Randolph Macon student daughter in Lynchburg Virginia, a son in Marietta and another in Washington. For years Mrs Field led in political civic and church activities as a member of Marietta Presbyterian Church. Her husband, Lieutenant Commander Horace A Field US Navy, died about two years ago.

Georgia Tech Randolph Macon Lynchburg Marietta Washington

Concrete and roofing prices drop says Cull B L Brewton

Local ad notes concrete and roofing work priced cheaper than ever with contact from Cull B L Brewton at 989 M street.

B. L. Brewton

Furnished downstairs apartment and houses for rent

Multiple rental notices list a furnished downstairs apartment at 402 S Broad with two private entrances, several houses on Love Street, three modern six room houses, and two furnished bedrooms with private bath. Contact numbers provided for each listing, plus a rental loan offer from Southern Investment Co and other items for sale.

S. Broad J. S. Montgomery

Roosevelt names attorneys to aid in Walker ouster case

Albany, June 14. Governor Roosevelt designates Marion Conroy and John E. Mack to help analyze ouster evidence against New York City Mayor James J. Walker. Seabury presented the record. Roosevelt will decide alone. A further group of New York Democrats led by James E. Finegan accuses the mayor of general incompetence.

Albany N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt Marion Conroy New York City Supreme Court John E. Mack Poughkeepsie James J. Walker Samuel Seabury Hofstadter Legislative Committee New York

Classified Notices Offer Loans and Legal Forms in Thomasville

NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING SIGN CARDS For sale at Times- Enterprise 10c each or 1.00 a dozen LOANS NEGOTIATED On city property or to take up paying or tax files. Jesse J. Gainey MONEY TO LOAN Can make a few 500 to 1000 loans for five years on Improved City of Thomasville property A M Lacy 213 Upchurch Building City LEGAL FORMS FOR SALE At Times-Enterprise office Deeds Mortgages Notes Security Deeds Title Retention Bill of Sale to secure debt Garnishment Summons Criminal and Distress warrants and other standard court and business blank forms

Enterprise Jesse J. Gainey City of Thomasville A. M. Lacy Upchurch City Times

Akron Dirigible Hangs at Paris Island Awaiting Weather

The Akron dirigible moored at the marine base in Paris Island South Carolina awaiting clearing weather before resuming its trip to Lakehurst after a Pacific coast visit. Lt Cmdr Charles H. Rosendahl hoped to depart this morning but would delay if heavy rains and high winds continued. The craft arrived at 6 15 p m eastern standard time yesterday from Sunnyvale California.

Paris Island Marine Lakehurst Pacific Coast Charles H. Rosendahl Sunnyvale Cal

Macon Couple Hurt In Atlanta Highway Crash

Mr and Mrs Mallory G Hutts of Macon Georgia were injured when their automobile crashed into a concrete abutment on the Atlanta Macon highway near Hapeville. The couple were treated for injuries.

Macon Atlanta, Ga Mallory G. Hutts Atlanta-Macon Hapeville

Manchoukuo Seeks World Recognition Through Stamps

Mukden reports Manchoukuo, the new state in Manchuria set up by the Japanese army, aims to gain world stamp collector recognition with a domestic issue. International Postal Union nonrecognition leaves Chinese stamps for foreign mail. A hospital treatment noted injuries described as cuts and bruises.

Mukden Manchoukuo Manchuria International Postal Union Postal Union

Georgia Railway seeks second construction loan approval

The Central of Georgia Railway Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize a second construction loan of 2,750,319 dollars. The finance corporation has already advanced 2,100,400 dollars toward the project.

Washington Central of Georgia Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission The Finance Corporation

Treasury receipts and balances for June 11 report

Washington on June 14 reports Treasury receipts for June 11 totaling 4 630 579 87 expenditures reach 40 276 513 18 leaving a net balance of 194 814 492 15 customs receipts for the first 11 days amount to 6 719 349 24

Washington Treasury

British report faults New Jersey police over Lindbergh case

The British Consul General in New York will file to the foreign secretary a report on Violet Sharpe's death at the Morrow home in Englewood. The death by self harm followed police questioning that critics say terrorized her, suggesting she was not involved in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.

London New York Violet Sharpe Morrow Englewood New Jersey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gordon James M. Proctor Meang Means McLean Frank Will Bertha M. Fields Mountain Errabh Thomasville A. C. Wood Care Russell House Love Street M. Sampson Jefferson Street A. M. Acy Times-Enterprise Empire Furniture Store N. Crawford St P. C. Dickey Times Enterprise Southern Investment Co Brighton Conroy Mack Roosevelt Underwood Akron Central OF Georgia Treasury Statement Sherwin-Williams Shernin-Williams T. A. Futch Flowers Baking CO W.B. Cockin TAX Payers League
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