Local News Notes Subscriptions For Hospital Reach Eighty Two
The EE Ye 82 subscriptions for Archbold Memorial Hospital were reported on Tuesday as volunteers from the Spain EO renewal effort respond to the cause. Committee led by C. K. C. Ausley plans to push to reach last year’s five hundred, with a campaign starting tomorrow to collect five dollar checks. Deputy Sheriff White’s death and widow fund are also detailed along with search updates for Joe Grove who is at large after the shooting.
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Spain
Jona BD
Archbold Memorial Hospital
PUPILS REGISTER FOR NEAT SCHOOL TEAM AT EAST SIDE
Pupils entering the first grades in Thomasville Public Schools next September register at East Side School on June 11 and 12 from 9:00 to 12:00. Parents should come to the East Side office to obtain registration cards so assignments can be made to teachers. No charge for registration. a necessary step for first time entry.
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Thomasville
East Side
Atlantic Coast Line Receives Safety Trophy for 1930
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad won a large bronze trophy from the National Safety Council for accident prevention in 1930. The award hinges on a casuality rate of 1.66 per million man hours for Group B railroads.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
National Safety Council
Atlantic Coast Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Insurance and Safety
Harriman
Evelyn Peck Injured in Road Collision Near Tallahassee
Evelyn Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs Spaulding Peck sustained injuries when a car driven by an unidentified white man emerged from a side road causing a collision with the Ely home party. Evelyn was thrown from the vehicle and treated at a hospital after X rays showed no serious injury.
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Evelyn
Spaulding Peck
Tallahassee
Ely
Adrian Ely
Miss Mathews
Miss Peck
Stolen car recovered in Tallahassee arrest of Walter Float
A car stolen from Mr. B Y Vann was recovered in Tallahassee. A man who identified himself as Walter Float of Philadelphia was arrested and charged after trying to sell car accessories. Float, who said he was hungry, was brought to the city by officers Tuesday morning after being found at the ball park with Buds players and later at the Y M C A.
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B. Y. Vann
Tallahassee
Walter Float
Philadelphia
Float
Ball Park
Vann
Buds
Twenty Six More Hospital Members Rejoin Archbold
A report at noon states twenty six additional memberships were added to the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital corporation since yesterday’s figure of 82. Many members have not yet rejoined. the committee plans to recruit them and expects to raise the five dollar fee.
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John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
B W M U Meigs Rally Highlights Golden Jubilee Programs
The second quarterly rally of the B W M U of Thomas County Association meets at Meigs Baptist Church on Wednesday June 17 starting at 10. Keynote worship gifts hymn Joy to the World and devotional by Mrs Walter Braswell. Afternoon program led by Mrs W Cochran covers jubilee topics including stewardship missions White Cross and benevolence for Georgia Orphans Home and Hospital.
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Meigs
B. W. M. U. of Thomas County Association
Walter Braswell
Meigs W. M
Union
Golden Hearts
Parrish
V. P
J. W. Stegall
L. S. Crosby
Margaret Fund
Lena Watson
White Cross
J. C. Thomas
J. F. Knapp
Walter Coswell
O. A. Thomas
Georgia Baptist Orphans Home
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Otto Carter
W. Cochran
D Jr
Association V. P
Frayer
Elmer Horne
Meigs Y. P
G. A
O. J. O’bryant
VY. P
Evelyn Lewis
Suhp
G. Ae
W. M. Davis
Milligan Rites Held After Moultrie Death
G W Milligan a 56 year old building contractor died at his home in Moultrie Ga after a year long illness. Mrs S J Milligan his mother and Mr S J Milligan his brother reside here. Milligan was widely known in this region and had visited Thomasville often. Funeral services were held in Moultrie with Rex T F Callaway of this family attending the rites.
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A. WL Milligan
Moultrie
G. W. Milligan
S. J. Milligan
Thomasville
Rex. T. F. Callaway
Funeral Services for Slain Deputy Today
Funeral services for Henry A. White, Thomas County deputy sheriff shot Sunday night, will be held at his father in law's home eight miles from Quincy at eleven o'clock. Pallbearers meet at Herring's parlors at 8:00 this morning and proceed to the funeral. numerous names listed as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Thomasville and Quincy.
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Tinevey x. White
Quincy
C. C. Mosley
Ralph Long
White
Mr. White
Thomasville
Brunswick
Asasilant
Bouihabell
Apd
H. A. White
Thomas County
Jos Grove
Boston
Henry A. White
C. H. Glenn
Herring
Frank Woodward
Shorty Beckham
R. E. Brown
Jim Stewart
Roy Hay
B. B Earle
S. P. Doss
Oscar Moncrief
G. E. Davis
T. C. Gandy
Theo Titus
C. Rountree
Fred Singletary
J. Vaughn
Frank Pittman
J. D. Dinkins
Scott Gregory
Judge Thompson
Judge Love
Tallahassee Physician Dr George H Gwynn Dies After Illness
News from Tallahassee reports the death of Dr George H Gwynn a physician aged sixty nine after several months of illness. He had been treated at the local hospital and was highly regarded for his professional skill and fine character by many in the community.
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Tallahassee
George H. Gwynn
Two Die In Night Collision In Atlanta
Two men were killed in a crash in Atlanta when a unit truck collided with another vehicle. The Coca Cola Company employee and a second man died at the scene as authorities investigated the crash.
New Orleans and New York Cotton Futures Close Firm
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed very steady with gains of 17 to 19 points and New York futures firm up 20 to 23 points. middling spot price around 8.66 to 8.95. Trading showed mixed activity across grains and livestock with cattle and hogs higher and corn barely steady.
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Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Oeto
Dee. Jam
Martech Miy
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool cotton prices rise with two point gain across grades. American good middling to strict low middling listed, sales total 6,000 bales including 2,700 American. Receipts and maturities show July and December contracts steady. daily figures set by market participants.
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Liverpool
Moultrie Hog Market and Memphis Cotton Seed Futures
Moultrie hog market as of June 10 1931 shows top packers and hog categories with prices around 4.60 for No 1 and No 2 pigs. Memphis cotton seed futures for June 11 are quiet with bids mixed and no sales. May futures near 9.95 to 10.00 and various months showing prices around 21.5 to 21.9 for meal and seed futures.
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Toppackers
Memphis
Venn
New York Sugar and Cotton Seed Oil Prices Report
Raw sugar remained quiet with no sales and steady at 3.30 for pots duty paid. Refined sugar held at 4.46 for fine granulated. Cotton seed oil closed steady with various contract prices: prime summer yellow 6.70, prime crude 6.25, July 6.94, Sept 7.00, Oct 6.70, Dec 6.35.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Cotton
Chicago Graina and Provisions
Chicago
Burley
Timothy Good
Feeerey
Alylard
Chicago Potatoes Market Report June Trading Prices
Potatoes trading well in Chicago on June 11 with U S C A figures. Prices show Alabama and Louisiana varieties at 1.76 to 1.85 dollars per 100 pounds, cobblers 1.40 to 1.76, Arkansas around 2.00, and North Carolina cobblers 2.80 to 3.00.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Cobblers
Arkansas
North Carolina
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 11
Chicago livestock buyers show higher prices across hogs and cattle. Hogs 19 000 head active with 6.65 to 6.85 for various weight classes, packing sows 5.10 to 5.70. Cattle 5 000 head mostly firmer, steers 7.60 to 9.00 for 900 to 1100 pounds, cows 3.75 to 6.26, stocker steers 6.00 to 7.60, weighty beeves up to 8.80.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Turpentine Market Snapshot Savannah June 11
Turpentine firm 50-52 reports sales 155, receipts 982, shipments 1,272, stock 30,120. Resin firm SHIDRG records sales 745, shipments 651, stock 196. Quotations listed: B 3.10-45 through XC 7.80 with various ranges for grades FX FP G H I K M N WG WW.
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Savannah
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Report
St Louis market summary shows cash grain and futures levels for wheat and corn. Wheat No 1 red price 82 cents, No 2 yellow 67 3 4 cents, No 2 white 0. Oats No 2 white 29 cents. Wheat July 64, Sept 53 5 cents. Corn July 65 34, Sept 51 cents.
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ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
In New Orleans on June 11, cotton seed oil closed steady with futures quoted as prime summer yellow 6.65 to 6.75, prime crude 6.874 to 6.25, June 6.48, July 6.50, August 6.45, September 6.50, October 6.30, November 6.20, December 6.25.
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New Orleans
Chicago butter and eggs steady amid market notes
Chicago reports butter at 16 217 with prices flat and near steady. Eggs counted at 25 299 across extra firsts at 16 percent. New York coffee shows spot market steady with Rio No 7 at 8 percent, Santos No 4 at 9 34.10.
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Chicago
New York
Rio
Santos
Evanston Bathing Suits To Be Scanty
Evanston Beach rules tighten as Charles T Byrnes, superintendent of the bureau of recreation, warns that bathing suits must meet decency standards. He challenges a policeman's right to bar less modest suits on Evanston public beaches.
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Evanston, Ill
Evanston Beach
Charles T. Byrnes
Bureau of Recreation
Evanston
Educator Charles Goodell Fatally Injured in Chicago Area
In Bloomington Ti on June 11 a noted Chicago educator Dr. Charles B. Goodell was fatally injured in a shooting incident. Two others suffered injuries as details are unclear but indicate a violent event nearby. Local officials and Chicago associates are named in initial reports.
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Bloomington
Charles B. Goodell
Chicago
Howe
Henry D
Clark
Brower
Those Who Come and Go Tuesdays Personals
Local briefs list numerous residents and visitors including D. Crockett of Atlanta and Langley of Milledgeville visiting town. Names span Atlanta Jacksonville Macon and Birmingham with hospital notes and travel plans.
No Verdict By Coroners Jury In Crime Case
The coroner s jury failed to determine who fired the shot in a house where a mother wife or sister may have killed a man. Witnesses claimed they heard a gunshot but could not identify the shooter or the exact sequence of events. The two guns and a loaded shotgun were present but not fired. Authorities hold the women for further investigation as missing man Grove remains at large.
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Althe
Mr. Whites
Woman In Atlanta Tries Suicide After Forgery Sentence
Mrs. Margaret Folds alias Katherine Martin attacked herself in court after being sentenced to prison for forgery. She was treated at Grady Hospital and the wound described as self inflicted.
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Atlanta
Margaret Folds
Katherine Martin
Grady Oy
Sistas Ream Aeaeaeiaa
Cotton Comment Shows Mixed Views on Market Stability
New York June 11 The commission house commentary on cotton today presents mixed opinions. Fenner and Beane expect irregularity with rapid moves offering trading opportunities. J S Bache and Co note improved demand and a stabilizing trend could widen demand. Hentz and Co see poor spot demand and doubt sustained advances. Hubbard Bros. say market action follows securities outlook until crop prospects change.
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New York
Commission House
Fenner and Beane
Bache and Co
Hubbard Bros. and Co
Thursday Personal Notes Highlight Local Visitors And Health Update
Miss Louise Vann of Waycross visits Miss Evelyn Horne while Miss Grace Chastain returns from Valdosta State College. Visitors include Mr Fred Morgan of Charleston and Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Plunkett of Sea Island Beach. Mrs C H Jones rests after surgery at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mildred Jones undergoes appendicitis treatment. Gov Meier of Oregon signs bills totaling 626925.56.
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Waycross
Evelyn Horne
Frank R. Plunkett
Son
Sea Island Beach
Mildred Jones
James A. Vann
Marshal College
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Sheriff and two prisoners badly hurt in jail attack
Letter Ga June 11 Sheriff M E Trapnell and two white prisoners Paul Cowart and Barney Sikes were wounded when the men attacked him in the jail last night The sheriff said Sikes grabbed him as he moved them between cells and Cowart struck with a club He freed a hand and slashed them Cowart had seven wounds Sikes eleven and all three were treated for serious injuries in connection with a burglary at the Cotter warehouse
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M. E. Trapnell
Paul Cowart
Barney Sikes
Trapnell
Sikes
Cowart
Cotter
Chinese Minister to Washington Resigns
The Chinese legation announced on June 11 that Minister Chao-Chu Wu has resigned his post in Washington. Delegates declined to provide details but framed the move as a political decision.
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Legation
Chao-Chu Wu
Iris
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