Georgia relief director says he has not resigned
Atlanta officials report that Georgia relief administration chief De La Perriere insists he did not resign despite Washington dispatches and new set up changes. He says he met Hopkins in Washington and plans a conference with relief directors. The new board under Governor Talmadge takes charge with Ronald Ransom as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Herman de la Perriere
Georgia Relief Administration
Washington
de la Perriere
Harry L. Hopkins
Georgia
Hopkins
Mr. de la Perriere
Talmadge
Citizens Committee
de la Ferriere
Ronald Ransom
Britain weighs token debt payment to U S in war debt talks
London reports a planned small token payment to the United States as Britain seeks a crisis move on war debts. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged settlement without delay while an instalment of 75.95 million dollars falls due Thursday and Italy may follow Britain’s lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Whitehall
Ronald Lindsay
White House
Italy
Brotherhood Officials Plead Not Guilty in Bank Misapplication Case
Cleveland June 12. Alvanley Johnson Grand Chief and James H. Cassell secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pleaded not guilty to misapplication charges involving property of the closed Standard Trust Bank. Both posted bonds of five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alvanley Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James H. Cassell
Brotherhood
Standard Trust Bank
Georgia Forms New Relief Board With State Aid
Trades and Mrs. W D Lamar met Governor Talmadge as the state announces a new relief board. Herman De La Pierriere remains as relief director until funds on hand are expended and the board directs new funds. The welfare department will cooperate with the board and two more members will be named after a Washington meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
Herman de la Pierriere
State Welfare Department
Washington
Talmadge
Georgia
Visitors and short stays noted at local households
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Carnes Jr. of Rockwood Tenn visit their mother Mrs. R. A. Washington. Miss Floyd Jackson of Miami visits grandmother Mrs. R. G. Jackson. Miss Doris West visits relatives in Clearwater Fla. Mr. P. G. Hampton of Macon among yesterday's visitors. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Norman of Miami over the weekend visitors. Mrs. A. Fields and Mr. J. J. Mc Irwin of Leesburg Fla. visited yesterday. Mrs. T. M. McCombs departs for Buckroe Beach Va. to join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clay of White Plains N Y arrive to spend time with Judge C. T. Gandy and Mrs. E. P. Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. B. Carnes, Jr
Rockwood, Tenn
R. A. Washington
A. E. Clay
White Plains
New York
C. T. Gandy
E. P. Clay
Miss Gorczyca Wins Southern Woman's Golf Title at Radi um Springs
Miss Aniela Gorczyca of Fort Worth won the Southern Woman's Golf Championship at Radi um Springs on Saturday. The city hosted several visitors over the weekend including Messrs J N Crevasse and F H Worthington of Jacksonville, and Mrs H E B Kloepfer and daughter Edith of Columbia Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
Radium Springs
Messrs
J. N. Crevasse
F. H. Worthington
Jacksonville
Registration for Thomasville first graders set for June 14 15
Pupils entering first grade in Thomasville public schools will register at the senior high on Wednesday and Thursday June 14 and 15 from 9 00 to 12 00. Parents should come to the office to obtain registration and vaccination cards. Children need not accompany parents. No charge for registration. it is required for first time entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ladies Meet at Presbyterian Church to Start Census
A list of named ladies is invited to gather at the Presbyterian Church at 9 30 tomorrow morning for instructions on conducting the city wide religious census. Enumerators will be assigned duties after guidance, with the work divided into units to finish quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Green Alday
W. O. Alien
Agnew Andrews
G. S. Alexander
John Alexander
Edgar Brandon
Albert Brandon
C. W. Booker
J. F. Bowman
B. S. Boett
P. R. Braswell
Ruth Burch
T. F. Callaway
W. D. Carter
Tom Carter
Wesley Chastain
Madie Chastain
Harvey Chastain, Jr
T. B. Chisholi
Tabbin Cheshire
Bessie Craigmiles
Craigmiles
L. S. Crosby
H. L. Cravatt
J. T. Culpepper
Irene Davis
G. E. Davis
J. A. Davis
Oscar Davis
E. A. Dawes
R. T. Dickey
J. T. Dixon
Frank Driver
H. E. Dyke
Nell Duff
B. B. Earle
L. D. Ferguson
Francis Forrester
R. C. Franklin
T. A. Futch
Olano Fields
Floyd
Geraldine Floyd
E. O. Garner
H. F. Glenn
Jeff Golden
L. C. Griffin
M. H. Goodwin
W. B. Garrison
B. J. Gravenstein
Sam Gwaltney
J. M. Hancock
W. D. Hargrave
Bruce Hall
Eustace Harrel
Sarah Harley
Frank Harris
G. L. Hasty
Henry Herhbener
Frank Herring
Headley
J. C. House
A. E. Hunley
Vaughn Hurst
B. S. Inman
Harry Jackson
Evelyn Jarrell
Anne Jarrell
H. B. Jenkins
Joe Jerger
James James
Sam James
Prince Jinright
Lee Kelly
Johnne Keyton
Keys
Forest Knapp
Arthur Knapp
A. M. Lacy
Robert Lambert
Evelyn Lewis
W.H. Leonard
R. H. Langley
J T. Love
Pattle Mash
Joe Massey
Howell Mayo
H. R. Mahler
Cyrus Mallard
O. J. Megahee
Mary McGee
Chas
Old Plane Columbia Flies Nonstop Toward Haiti
The Columbia monoplane left Floyd Bennett Field at 8 25 p m EST on a 2400 mile goodwill flight to Haiti with Capt J Errel Boyd at the controls co pilot Robert G Lyon and writer Harold P Davis aboard The craft built in 1925 has a record of racing and distance feats and earlier flights to England and Germany are cited as its credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Haiti
J. Errel Boyd
Floyd Bennett Field
Boyd
Robert G. Lyon
Harold P. Davis
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Germany
Harry O'Connor
Harbor Grace
N. F
England
Local families enjoy summer visits and scout camp updates
Mrs. T R Crovatt and daughters Emily and Mary Love stay with Mrs. Frank Smith on Remington Ave. Alyce McRae and Hazel Atkinson return from Metcalf as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H E Harvin. Mrs. George Ferguson and others travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Charlie McKinnon joins Lawson Neel and Mel Goodwin Jr. as a Boy Scout camp counselor at Orchard Pond near Tallahassee with Dr. Allen Futch providing medical exams as the camp begins its first three week session past capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Crovatt
Emily and
Mary Love Crovatt
Frank Smith
Remington Ave
Alyce McRae
Hazel Atkinson
Metcalf
H. E. Harvin
George Ferguson
Marion Peacock
Washburn
L. F. Driver, Jr
Chicago
Ferguson
Charlie McKinnon
Lawson Neel
Mel’ Goodwin Jr
Orchard Pond
Tallahassee
Allen Futch
Thomasville
Seven Passenger Nash Sedan Sells For Twelve Dollars
A seven passenger Nash sedan, several years old, failed to attract bids until auction at the courthouse today. The vehicle, bought to satisfy a debt, finally sold for twelve dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Kiwanis Club President Heads to Los Angeles Convention
Coach J. K. Harper, president of the local Kiwanis Club, travels with Mrs. Harper and two companions to Los Angeles for the Kiwanis International convention as an official delegate. They plan to return by mid July visiting San Francisco Salt Lake City Yellowstone World Fair stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Harper
Los Angeles
California
Harper
Kiwanis International
Thomasville Club
E. F. Haight
New Orleans
T. M. McComb
Mary Mash
Dallas
Texas
Kiwanis Club
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Chica
Fresh and Salt Water Fish Everyday at Lambert's Market
Lambert's Fish & Poultry Market advertises daily fresh fish including salt and fresh water varieties. Phone contact and address listed as 122 E Jackson St. in the market notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert’s Fish & Poultry Market
E. Jackson St
Michigan youth admits slaying his mother by beating to death
Balfe MacDonald, 17, confessed to killing his mother Grace B. MacDonald, 55, in Flint Michigan on May 27. He said he struck her with heavy book-ends, took money, and fled after a quarrel over reform school and finances. Police traced him to Nashville where he and William Terwilliger, 16, were arrested on an extortion charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Andrew J. Transue
Balfe MacDonald
Mra
Grace B. MacDonald
Transue
Nashville
Tenn
Oak Street
MacDonald
William Terwilliger
Edward P. Tewhey
Jury of tradesmen to try Buck brothers in Peggy McMath kidnaping
A Cape Cod jury largely consisting of tradesmen and farmers was swiftly chosen in Barnstable to try Kenneth and Cyril Bucy for the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath. The case follows her abduction from in front of Harwich School on May 2 and recovery May 6 after a $60,000 ransom was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Brothers
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
Barnstable
Mass
Cape Cod
Cyril Bucy
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Peggy”. McMath
Harwhich
Neil €. McMath
Detroit
Curing of South Georgia Bright Leaf Tobacco Underway
South Georgia farmers have begun curing their bright leaf crop. Barns will soon fill with leaves as workers gather lower leaves, tie them in three-leaf bundles, and hang them on poles. Curing progresses through staged heat to develop color, with constant supervision to maintain moisture and prevent damage. Warehouse preparations and buyer visits signal an approaching auction season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Clyde Beale
Valdosta
Georgia Belt
Mattern Snoozes Amid repairs on world flight
Jimmie Mattern slept fitfully in Khabarovsk Siberia while his plane was overhauled for the Pacific leg of his around the world trip. He landed at 3 20 am local time after straying from Beloye and offered no timetable for departure to Nome Alaska. He was three days behind the Post Gatty pace of 1931 and gave up beating their record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
East Siberian
BE. S. T
Beloye
Nome
Alaska
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
South Carolina Cotton Mill Workers Strike Over Wage Increase
One hundred operatives at the Orange Cotton Mill walked out in Orangeburg on June 12 after a 25 percent wage increase demand was denied. mill president W. W. Wannamaker said the mill was operating at a loss and offered to maintain the current scale. no workers returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Orangeburg
S. C
Orange Cotton Mill
W. W. Wannamaker
Two Meals a Day Best for Stomach Trouble
A vintage advertisement urges skipping one meal and drinking water with glycerin buckthorn bark and Adlerika to cleanse stomach and bowels. It claims Adlerika removes unseen poisons and offers rest, sleep, and gas relief without harmful drugs, licensed by Inman Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman Drug Co
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia Relief Work
New Federal Relief Fund Board
Fulton National Bank
Steve Nance
Atlanta Federations
Britain
Ders
Bette Davis
Mildred Ross Crouch
Miss Floyd Jackson
Miami
R. G. Jackson
Park Avenue
Doris West
Clearwater, Fla
P. G. Hampton of
Macon
F. L. Norman
T. M. McCombs
Buckroe Beach
Mr. McCombs
J. L. Walker
E. Clay
H. EB. Kloepfer
Edith Kloepfer
Columbia, Tenn
Harvey S. Talcott
Roberta
Oakland
Sarah Davis
South Love Street
D. W. Powell
C. Hjort
Horace Powell
Bethan
Allen Dekle
EB. C. Norris
E. K. James
Broughton Powell
Frances Powell
Mr. Powell
Boston Road
EB. K. James
Herbert Neel
Daisy Neel
Joe Nichols
J. D. Nichols
Kate Neely
G. C. Newton
A. F. North
F.S. Norton
R. B. O’quinn
G. H. Owens
Eula Parker
P. J. Pate
Walter Pittman
Rubye Parrish
Ann Phillips
C. C. Pittman
A. J. Pittman
Carl Paulk
Joe Pfeister
Powell
Shelby Pope
Fritz Roberts
C. M. Robinson
Claude Rountree
A. E. Runyan
Dallas Scoggins
W. M. Searcy
Hull Searcy
A. M. Singletary
Rupert Singletary
Geo. Swift
J. O. Swift
D. L. Thigpen
T. P. Thigpen
W. B. Thomas
W. J. Taylor
Harold Turner
Evelyn Turner
W. R. Thomas
Howard Thompson
Theo Titus, Jr
W. H. Titus
Staley Upchurch
H. H. Varin
Young Vann
Heeth Varnedoe
Zack Varnedoe
Harvey Tom Walton
Wheeler
Wages
Roy Ward
P. H. Ward
Ed Ward
Betty Watt
Elizabeth Wimnberry
Grace Whigham
H. H. Williams
Hdna Williams
J. A. White
Edgar Woody
Annie Wright
Elmer Yarbrough
Frances Pittman
J. 8. Cartet
Woody
Michigan
Mattern
Oxfords
Linden
North Broad Street
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