Health Board tour of Thomasville area visits Archbold Hospital
The Health Board and state newspaper staffs toured Thomasville after visits to Cairo and Bainbridge where health operations were shown. They inspected Archbold Memorial Hospital, had lunch, and heard remarks from Dr. Jenkins and Dr. Winchester. Officials noted county population, expenditures, farm income, and winter residents, with local health units and past educational work highlighted.
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State Health Board
Thomasville
Cairo
Bainbridge
H. B. Jenkins
W. D. Hasty
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
J. J. Bevans
Dr. Jenkins
Theospital
M. BE. Winchester
It. Jenkins
Winchester
Georgia
A. A. Acree
State Board of Health
Jack Tubb
The
Atlanta Georgian
Sydney Roberts
Savannah Morning News
W. 3. Davis
Associated Press
Leon S. Dure
Macon Telegraph
J. G. Garrison
W. B. Cochran
W. R. McGrew
D Roy Hay
E. R. Jerger
J. L Bevans
M J. Erickson
J. J. Collins
S. E. Sanchez
Barwick
County Medical Society
Moultrie
Valdosta
Bruns
Wick
Waycross
Savannah
Jenkins
Thomas County
United States
Three Toms Tavern
Union
John C. Schriber
H. L. Pearson
M. E. Winchester
J. W. Wallace
Senate conferees defer Muscle Shoals report after second rejection
Washington June 12. House conferees rejected a Muscle Shoals compromise for the second time 3 to 2. Senate chairman McNary will not report the failure to the Senate and will delay action until after the president's message arrives in December. He says reporting now would kill the legislation. delaying keeps a potential agreement alive at the next session. Tennessee senators Block and McKellar and Senator Black voiced disappointment. Black blamed the administration and said the people know it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Muscle Shoals
McNary
Senate
Tennessee
Block
McKellar
Senator Black
Alabama
Black
Banks Reopen As Cash Piles Grow In Miami
In Miami banks reopened as authorities reported eight million dollars more cash on hand and crowds at First National Bank followed yesterday’s Bank of Bay Biscayne closures. An airplane delivered 2 million dollars from Jacksonville and 6 million more arrived by mail from federal reserve depositors. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Bank of Bay Biscayne
First National Bank
Jacksonville
Federal Reserve
Gang land leaders at large as Lingle murder probe expands
Chicago police sweep 640 minor hoodlums while big city crime chiefs remain at large amid the Alfred Lingle case. Leaders avoided arrest or left town as a large crowd attended a funeral for Jake Lingle, the Tribune crime reporter gunned down in Chicago.
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Chicago, Ill
The
Crime Commission
Alfred “Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Jake Lingle
Pennsylvanian Senators Grundy and Reed Back Smoot Hawley Tariff
Washington June 12 Senator Reed Republican Pennsylvania announced he would vote for the Smoot Hawley tariff bill boosting hopes that the measure passes in the conference reports final vote. Senator Grundy remains in the doubtful column as he prepares a speech later today amid tight margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grundy
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senator Grundy
House
Finance Committee
Senate
German bond issue oversubscribed here
New York June 12 with the American issue of 98 250 000 of the 300 000 000 German government 544 per cent loan over subscribed and the books closed the syndicate headed by J P Morgan and Company announced at noon today Banks and bond houses reported heavy orders from buyers on Wall Street and from banks.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Missing Albany dairyman Henry Slappey Found Safe
Mrs Rutherford Slappey of Atlanta, who came to assist an investigation, received word that her son Henry Slappey a young dairyman missing from Albany since June 3 is safe and in Omega Georgia.
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Albany
Rutherford Slappey
Atlanta
Henry
Omega
Valdosta Youth Killed at Dupont in Early Shooting
Valdosta Georgia June 12 Willie Anderson a Valdosta youth was shot and killed at Dupont near here by Grover Lee the shooting followed a quarrel over a debt Anderson alleged Lee owed him Lee a filling station operator at Dupont said he killed Anderson when Anderson threatened his life with a shotgun He said he fired from his car as Anderson leveled the gun at him
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Valdosta
Willie Anderson
Dupont
Here
Grover Lee
Anderson
Lee
Unsettled Weekend Weather for Southeast States
Weather forecast notes showers tonight and Friday across South Carolina Georgia and Florida with moderate northeast and east winds. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida see unsettled conditions with local rains tonight and Friday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Sharkey Outweighs Schmeling by Nine Pounds for Fight
New York June 12 Sharkey holds a nine pound edge over Max Schmeling for the heavyweight bout. Schmeling weighed 188 pounds and Sharkey 197 this afternoon at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling appeared later and was examined by Dr William Walker who noted high blood pressure but said delay would affect Sharkey more due to nerves.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmelig
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
William Walker
Hoxing Commission
Walker
Sharkey Schmel ing heavyweight bout builds at Yankee Stadium
New York June 12 Sharkey weighed 197 pounds for tonight`s fight with Schmeling his heaviest in career amid overcast weather and delayed Schmeling arrival. Weather forecast called partly cloudy with little rain. A gate of 750000 was predicted as advance sales opened at noon for 22 900 seats. Sharkey favored at about 2 to 1 with light wagering so far.
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Sharkey
William Walker
Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Frank J. Bruen
Madison Square Garden
Ater
Bruen
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Will Schmeling Fight Sharkey Tonight At Berlin
Berlin and New York editions report anticipation for the Schmeling Sharkey bout. Weather forecasts in New York predict cloudy skies with no rain risk, ensuring the heavyweight match proceeds tonight.
Offer of Help Declined in Fairfax- Pinthis Disaster
Boston coverage reports a coast guard offer declined by Fairfax commander S V Parker as federal inquiry begins into the collision of the Fairfax and the Pinthis tanker near Scituate. The disaster left 46 dead or missing. Brooks testified distress signals were hindered by flames.
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Associated Press
Fairfax
Macgachusetts Bay
Boston
Coast Guard
Tampa
V. Parker
Parker
Gloucester
Vairfax
O. K
Pinthis
Lovery
Charles M. Lyons
Boston Herald
Archibald Brooks
Lyons
Brooks
the Herald
Captain Lyons
Norfolk
Baltimore
Scituate
Hner Fairfax
Ten Men and Ten Women Picked for Jury Duty
Ten women and two men were chosen as jurors in Los Angeles with Otto Sanhaber facing trial alone for the 8 year old murder of Fred Oesterreich, an Milwaukee garment maker. Mrs. Oesterreich was granted a separate trial starting July 9. Sanhuber allegedly confessed to leaving the Oesterreich home to shoot Oesterreich after a quarrel with his wife.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Otto Sanhaber
Walburga Oesterreich
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Wis
Oesterreich
Sanhuber
Oesterreich Ag
Forty Fourth Annual Meeting of Georgia County Officers
The forty fourth annual meeting of the County Officers Association of Georgia opened at the Rose Theatre with over one hundred delegates led by President W H Gardner of Oglethorpe. Eugene Talmadge spoke on term lengths and farm policy while M L Ledford urged duties of county officers and Cairo invites visitors.
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County Officers Association of
Georgia
Rose Theatre
W. H. Gardner
Oglethorpe
D. Roy Hay
T. ¥. Callaway
Iromett Quinn
Butler
Thomasvile
J. ©. Cooper
Milledgeville
Gardner
Eugene Talmadge
Agriculture
Henry
Maddox
Rome
Talmadge
Association
House
Federal Farm Board
M. L. Ledford
Cairo
Moore
County Officers Association
Senate Panel Demands London Pact Papers
The Senate foreign relations committee adopted a resolution asserting its right to the London naval treaty papers denied by President Hoover. The 10 to 7 vote with three not voting sent the measure to the president and Secretary Stimson. The panel adjourned consideration until tomorrow, with Chairman Boran and other Republicans backing the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Stimson
Boran
Black
Alabama
Weaver
King Carol Declares Helen Queen of Romania After Reinstatement
Bucharest reports King Carol says Princess Helen is Queen of Romania following the annulment of events since King Ferdinand’s death and his own restoration. He told his brother and sister that Helen became queen when he automatically ascended and Ferdinand died. Helen reportedly expressed satisfaction.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Helen
Nicholas
Elizabeth
Ferdinand
Michael
Stabilization cotton corp ready to start business soon says Legge
Washington June 12 Chairman Legge of the Federal Farm Board announced the cotton stabilization corporation would be ready to do business in a few days. It will take over about 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 bales held by co operatives and may require at least 50 million dollars, with no specific board funding sought yet. Legge viewed today’s price slump as not prompting immediate action. He estimates 1930 carry over 1,000,600 to 1,500,000 bales above last year’s surplus, a worse outlook only in some years.
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Berlin
Schmeling
Sharkey
Washington, D
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
New York Exchange
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Georgia Realthcade
Rere
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Mian Banks
Grundy and
Reed TL
TRI
Sharkey Out
Sharkey Weighs
Suigren
S. S. Tampa
Court House
Huxely
Clinch County
Roscoe Luke
Judge Flint
Ed Rivers
John Holder
Dick Russell
S. Moore
Nash Broyles
Court of Appeals
J. J. Brown
Chinquapin Plantations
Melrose
Pebble Hill
Greenwood
Millpond
Lake Iamonia
John Hinton
St. Thomas Quartett
Monk
Senate Committee
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