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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
6
Boston June 12 Roger W Babson warns business men to prepare for inflation not fear it He tells Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon that inflation is coming and the dollar is worth sixty cents abroad He urges investing in real property as a hedge against inflation.
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Alison and Guy uncover Daphne Somers as the suspected wife who ruined Guy on the Riviera and killed her former husband. Alison confronts Daphne in her Sussex flat as a race to reveal the truth before Daphne marries Alison's father. A dangerous clash escalates with police interference and urgent plans.
The text argues that real property including houses and stores will see rising demand during inflation while all property prospers. It warns labor troubles will rise with inflation and urges fair, but prudent, treatment of employees regarding wages and working conditions to hedge against disruption.
Pearl Buck wed Richard J. Walsh in Reno after a swift divorce from Ruth A. Walsh. The couple left by car for an unknown destination. Ruth Walsh plans to travel to New York. Buck has two children and Walsh has a teenage daughter.
Six Columbus residents were sentenced for internal revenue law violations linked to liquor handling. Clarence Brown received two months in Muskogee county jail and George Sears four months. Charles Bevins and Taft Shiver got one year and a day in Chillicothe Ohio reformatory. James F. Smith drew one year and a day in Atlanta federal penitentiary, while Joe Peacock received two years in Atlanta.
Georgia Power Company seeks to charge rentals on residential electric transformers in the Brunswick and Lea Island area. The Public Service Commission announced the hearing date for June 17, with Chairman Jud P. Wilhoit confirming the proposed rate change.
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