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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

7

Campaign Books Available For Primary Voters

The Times-Enterprise offers remaining campaign books for the upcoming Wednesday primary. Voters who have not received a copy may obtain one at the office, and candidates will share booklets with interested supporters. Nearly four inches of rain drenched Thomasville since Sunday, with more expected as a gulf storm lingers along the coast.

the Times-Enterprise Thomasville A. S. Weather Observatory

Glass accuses senate calendar move of inviting predatory interests

Washington June 13 Senator Glass of Virginia charged in the senate that moving his bank reform bill from a preferred calendar spot invites predatory interests to continue their activities.

Washington Glass Senate

Meigs-Ochlocknee Delegates Elected to Dist Conference

Meigs Ga June 13 The Meigs Ochlocknee charge of the Methodist Church elected delegates and alternates to the Thomasville District Conference to be held in Pelham June 21 and 22. Delegates named include Duncan Bickley J M Simpson Raymond Salyer and C F Childs with alternates Tom Tipton Eunice Cook H E Heisler H P Stubbs C R Sasser and C R Childs.

Meigs Meigs-Ochlocknee Methodist Church Thomasville Pelham Duncan Bickley J. M. Simpson Tom Tipton Eunice Cook Raymond Singletary C. S. Groover H. E. Heisler H. P. Stubbs Ochlocknee C. F. Childs C. R. Childs C. R. Sasser Beulah

Tomatoes From Quarterman Shine In Winsall Crop

Mr. W F Quarterman delivers two baskets of Winsall tomatoes from his half acre plot. Several fruits weigh over a pound, with two near a pound and a half. a basket weighs 9 pounds. Office staff attest to their delicious taste and quality.

W. F. Quarterman Times-Enterprise Winsall Quarterman

Boston baseball bat accident injures local truck driver

William Cook a McCollum's Mill truck driver was struck on the head by a bat during a game in Boston Saturday afternoon. The bat slipped from a local player's grip and hit Cook. he was hospitalized but not seriously injured and expected to be discharged soon. A note on public service re elects B. B. Earle solicitor for economical efficient service and justice to all.

William Cook McCollum’s Mill Boston Cook B. B. Earle Wiley Stephens Junius Street Gordon Ave

Veracity of Gaston Means challenged in McLean swindle trial

United States Attorney Leo A. Rover opened jury arguments accusing Gaston Means of a devious plan to swindle Evalyn Walsh McLean out of 14000 tied to recovering the Lindbergh baby. Rover described Means as a slimy racketeer and Means listened, smoking cough drops as the case began.

Washington Gaston B. Means United States Leo A. Rover Evalyn Walsh McLean Mother Love Rover McLean Lindbergh Means Gaston Means Raver

Young Girl in Gadsden Commits Suicide Over Man in Home

Thela Abercrombie, 15, allegedly objected to a man drinking in her home. She then shot herself through the heart, dying at the scene. Coroner H L Butler ruled death by own action. Her mother Mrs Julia Abercrombie reported the incident.

Gadsden Ala C-P Julia Abercrombie H. L. Butler Thela

Postage Rates To Increase On July 6

Postal rates rise for letters and first class mail to three cents per ounce while air mail goes to eight cents for the first ounce and 13 cents for each additional ounce. The public may contact the postmaster for explanations before the July 6 effective date and to ensure proper postage.

Post Office

Dawes Won't Discuss Vice Presidential Ticket

Washington reports Charles G. Dawes declined to discuss in any way the possibility of his candidacy for the Republican vice presidential nomination against Vice-President Curtis. The statement was made on June 13.

Washington Charles G. Dawes Curtis

Claxton Woman Jailed in Arson Case Over Insurance

Mrs. T A McCane widow of Dr McCane was jailed in Claxton charged with arson in the Claxton Pharmacy fire of January 1931. Her son Morrison Rushing was jailed on the same charges. Prosecutors allege the fire aimed to collect 7000 in insurance. The Aquitania reported an unidentified man fell overboard and was not found.

Claxton T. A. McCane Dr. McCane London Aquitania Ocean

Hoover Lends Army Equipment to American Legion

President Hoover signed an act authorizing Secretary Hurley to lend war department equipment to the American Legion for its fourteenth national convention in Portland Oregon next September.

Washington Hoover Hurley War Department American Legion Portland Oregon

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J. W. Blanton Phones Thomas County John Dixon Our Feature Radio Bakers N. B. C. Network Thomasville Steam Laundry Thomas Drug Store, Inc Happie Rose Ramon Novarro Madge Evans Una Merkel, Ralph Graves Novarro Tony Amatto Yale University Ernie, Pincket Jesse Hibbs Dale van Sickle Don Hill Pathe News Frank McHugh Ladie Ball’s Jerger Glass Srate Swell Sawyer Osgood F. Cook Macon MEGS South Georgia Glenn Young Valdosta Pick Gray Cairo Speer Bolton Bull Slaughter Sardis Earle D. Elder Hurst & May Remington Ave Thomson-Alderman CO Regular T. L. Spence Jr Legion Lester Wyche James Burch Phonie A. E. Tucker May Dawes Soc Yard Gey Ea PY the Department Store OF Quality Fcy Jackson and Madison Streets Mash Drug Company Sherwin-Williams
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