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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
5
Chicago June 11 Merchants managers and directors at the Retail Dry Goods Association midyear conference discussed a new angle on dismissals. Terms like employe exit replace firing and ent rance for hiring. Emphasis on warnings conferences and gentle explanations before the exit.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe pleasant remedy to kill malaria infection and strengthen blood. Claims tasteless quinine and iron build up immunity, suitable for children, with 50c and 1 size options offering more value. Available at all drug stores.
London reports James H. Timmy Thomas resigns as colonial secretary amid budget scandal and quits his parliamentary seat declaring it his darkest hour. Sir Alfred Butt also resigns after a tribunal found he sought secrets for private gain. Both deny wrongdoing as they bow out of the Commons.
The Rev. Gerald K. Smith and Dr. Francis Townsend announce a coast to coast campaign starting tomorrow with the slogan anyone but Roosevelt. Their first rally is set for tomorrow night in St Johnsbury Vermont.
The report notes yesterday’s high temperature and last night’s low. It also records the highest and lowest temperatures for the month, spanning 42 years of data.
Sheriff-elect Charlie Dixon thanks voters and county residents for their support and pledges to serve all citizens impartially. Johnny M. Laseter leaves Times-Enterprise after twelve years to join the Macon Telegraph, with his family soon moving to Macon.
J E Craig Miles expresses gratitude to the People of Thomas County for being elected Solicitor of the City Court of Thomasville He pledges to serve faithfully and asks for friendship and cooperation for a successful administration The notice reflects a formal post election message and community tone.
All persons are invited to join a cemetery cleaning at Big Creek church on the Thomasville Moultrie road Friday June 19th. Men should come prepared to clear the cemetery and ladies to lead church renovations. If rain prevents the plan the alternative date is Thursday June 25th.
Atlanta June 11 The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled a judge errs when his charge to a jury seems to assume the defendants guilt In a Muscogee county riot case H C Moore was found guilty and sought a new trial The court also upheld dismissal of a 25000 damage suit against Georgia Power in a Lanier High School accident case ruling the companys parking negligence not the proximate cause.
Secretary Ickes said that Hoover's criticism before the Republican convention reassured him he was on the right track. He expressed no change in stance and indicated Hoover's remarks did not unsettle his campaign plans.
The John B. Gordon Chapter U D C met at Mrs. J N Bowman s home on South Broad Street with Mrs James Watt presiding. Reports, new members, Red Cross bag project, flower committee for John D Archibald Memorial Hospital, and a talk on Jefferson Davis memorial unveiled at Irwinville noted.
Chicago June 11 B L Lord resumes leadership of the Cord Corporation with broad interests in auto aviation and shipbuilding. L B Manning becomes president and retains chairmanship of aviation. H T Ames moves to Cord as VP and director. Harold Kondolf named VP and secretary. L K Grant named Cord treasurer. Cord, once a race driver and garage operator, is 41.
Akron June 11 Crosses burned at Good year Tire plant No 2 prompted tire workers to stay off the job for five hours The sit down protest followed reports of aerial bomb detonations during the midnight shift E L White and Frank Grillo blamed the Law and Order League for the disruption Sparks a former major organized the league during prior strikes The 24 hour walkout covered all Akron Goodyear plants marking the 18th demonstration in the ongoing Good year strike
A brief excerpt expresses that joy deepens personal conviction and contentment. The line suggests inner certainty and a sense of fulfillment as the speaker reflects on emotion and meaning.
In Thomas County 109 families receive rural rehabilitation aid from the Resettlement Administration. County supervisor W. O. Stevens says plans emphasize budgeting, farming and home management. Families must follow crop and financial plans with agents P. H. Ward and Miss Francis Panady to avoid relief dependency. Major crop focus is food, feed and cash crops with living costs prioritized.
Girl Scouts are ordered to gather at 9:00 AM for required physicals before camp. Jaye's Business School reports eight new students including Misses Boren Livingston Harrell Hagan King and Mr. Singletary from Thomasville Cairo Dixie Tifton Coolidge.
Thomasville Lodge No. 369 F. and A. M. holds its regular meeting Thursday at 8 30 o clock. All visiting brethren welcome. W M B B EARLE, Secretary J S SEARCY, Secretary.
New York June 11. Industrial and business concerns in the United States declared or paid out more than 810,000,000 in initial resumed or additional dividends in the week ended today. Western Electric Corp resumed distributions with 3,000,000 at 50 cents a share, American Telephone helped by its parent. Singer Manufacturing added 2,250,000 with a 2.50 extra. TransAmerica Corp's 1,000,000 dividend was the third largest. Banks contributed 611,687. Other firms listed include Howe Sound Jewel Tea Atlas Powder Motor Wheel Air Reduction Timken Roller Bearing and Mead Johnson.
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