Multiple Sheriff Candidates Vie in Thomas County Race
A group of Thomas County residents including J A Cobb Gordon E Davis Homer F Glenn Herbert H Rehberg Sam J Jones F L Bradshaw and J E Craig Miles announce candidacies or positions on the upcoming Democratic Primary for Sheriff. They pledge impartial administration economical handling and readiness to serve while urging voter support and adherence to party rules.
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Thomas County
Ofee
Gordon E. Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
Homer F. Glenn
Nomas
Singletary Seeks Re-Election for Clerk Superior Court
To the voters of Thomas County the Democratic Primary on June 15 1932 is noted for re election of J Fred Singletary to the Clerk Superior Court. He asks inquiries about service from those who have used the office and thanks voters for support.
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Clerk Superior Court
Thomas County
J. Fred Singletary
Thomas County Tax Receiver Candidates Seek Re election
A letter from OHN DL'ON and GUERRY B ISLER announces candidacies for the office of Tax Receiver in Thomas County. They seek Democratic primary support and pledge faithful service, with one open to salary for the position.
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Thomas County
Atkinson Seeks Tax Receiver Post in Thomas County
J D Atkinson announces candidacy for Tax Receiver in Thomas County subject to Democratic primary on June 1st. He pledges faithful performance of duties and asks for citizen support and votes.
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Thomas County
J.D. Atkinson
Re-election bid for Thomasville City Court judge
A candidate for Judge of the City Court of Thomasville appeals to White voters in Thomas County to support him in the Democratic Primary on June 15. He pledges to run an efficient court with county cooperation and cites cost comparisons with Colquitt County to justify reform.
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Judge City Court
Thomas County
Thomasville
H. J. MacIntyre
Thomansville
B. B. Earle
Wm. M. Jones
County School Superintendent Candidates Speak to Voters
J Garrison Garrison seeks a second term as County School Superintendent in Thomas County pledging gratitude for past favors and faithful service. W E Nichols announces candidacy for Superintendent of County Schools in the White Democratic Primary set for June 15 1932 with a pledge to discharge duties to the best of ability.
Re-election Bid for Thomasville Solicitor Headlines Primary
Statements from B B Earle and Frank L Forester seek White Democratic Primary votes for the City Court solicitor posts in Thomansville. Both pledge faithful, impartial service with economy and efficiency if elected.
Thomas County Ordinary Candidate Burch Announces Candidacy
The notice announces R. S. Bob Burch as a Democratic candidate for Thomas County Ordinary in the June primary. He pledges to support tax relief, endorses the Tax League salary plan, and vows to draw only a salary advised by the league once in office.
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Thomas County
Tax League
R. S
Bob) Burch
Cochran Seeks Thomas County Ordinary Nomination
W B Cochran announces candidacy for the office of Ordinary in Thomas County under the Democratic primary. He pledges to uphold the duties and vest in the administration of the important office if elected.
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Thomas County
Thomas County Tax Collector seeks reelection in Democratic primary
The incumbent Tax Collector of Thomas County appeals to voters for continued service in the Democratic Primary on June 15. He thanks constituents for one term, pledges efficient and courteous duties, and asks for support in the upcoming election. Cc. M. Heeth.
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Thomas County
Cc. M. Heeth
Paul Searcy Declares Candidacy for Thomas County Tax Collector
The letter from Paul Searcy to the voters of Thomas County announces his candidacy for Tax Collector in the June election. He supports the Grand Jury recommendation to fix a salary and pledges to serve all residents if elected.
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Thomas County
Paul Searcy
Coroner Candidates Seek Thomas County Vote June 15
J D Cooper Lonnie Barwick and Edwin H Dyke announce candidacies for Thomas County coroner under the Democratic primary rules to be held June 15. They pledge faithful duty, public service, and appreciation for voter support.
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Thomas County
Lonnie Barwick
Watkins seeks County Commissioner seat for Boston district
The Friends of W L Watkins announce his candidacy for County Commissioner from the Boston Metcalfe District. The bid is subject to the Democratic white primary actions in the area.
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Friends of
W. L. Watkins
Boston
Boston-Metcalfe
Re election bid for Barwick-Pave-Ways County Commissioner
A candidate announces re election to the office of County Commissioner for the Barwick Paves Ways district under the Democratic primary rules. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability for the entire county.
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Barwick-Pave-Ways
Thomas County Primary Campaign Appeals
A fragmented campaign plea urging voters in Thomas County to support Berry C. Johnson for the Patten Pavo Barwick district and Geo F Hicks for the Mutcalfe Boston district in the forthcoming democratic white primary. Both candidates promise to serve all county residents and seek continued trustee leadership.
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Fatten-Pavo-Barwick
Thomas County
Patten-Pavo-Barwick
Berry C. Johnson
Pittman Seeks County Commissioner Post in Thomasvill District
J Frank Pittman announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Thomasvill district as part of the white primary on June 16. He pledges welfare of the county, economic administration, and development using all available resources, and seeks Waters county support for the office.
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Thomasvill
Tts
J. Frank Pittman
Davis Seeks Democratic Nomination for Legislature
Thomas K. Davis announces his candidacy for the state legislature, running in the Democratic primary. He pledges honesty and diligent service to the citizens of Thomas County and seeks their support.
Local Candidacy for Representative of Thomas County
W Fred Scott announces run for Representative in the next General Assembly to face September 1932 primary. He urges militant stand for tax relief and mass interests, pledges referendum on local laws and money-saving measures, and vows open discussion with voters. Sincerely, W Fred Scott.
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Thomas County
General Assembly
W. Fred Scott
Joe E Robison Jr Seeks Democratic Primary Support
The letter pledges loyalty to the Democratic Party and promises support for economy measures and tax reform through cooperation with taxpayer groups. Robison states he is a 100 percent Democrat and will back the party in future elections regardless of nomination.
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Tax Payers League
Joe E. Robison, JR
Thomas Tipton Defends Local Reform Platform for Thomas County
Candidate Thomas Tipton pledges to cut government costs by shifting to salary based pay for county officers and consolidating tax offices. Proposes seven local reforms including abolishing fee systems, creating a Tax Commissioner, and reforming the City Court salaries and terms with referendums to decide adoption.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Grand Jury
Taxpayers League
Siall
Georgia
Thomas Tipton
Russell Hardwick to Unfold Platforms This Week
Georgia candidates Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. and former governor Thomas W. Hardwick will unveil their platforms this week. Hardwick begins a speaking tour at Albany on Thursday while Russell addresses voters on WSB radio at 6 30 p m Friday. The ten rival race includes Charles R Crisp and Eugene Talmadge amid other campaigns and schedule changes.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
Albany
Russell
WSB
Hoover Criticized For Refusing National Defense Council
Detroit engineer Howard E. Coffin condemned President Hoover for not reactivating the national defense council. Coffin urged reviving the council’s state sections under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lead aggressive anti‑despair campaigns and nonpartisan economic planning for immediate and future welfare. He also urged local councils to counter spiritual slums and boost community confidence.
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Washington
Hoover
Howard E. Collin
Detroit
Council of Nationa Defense
Coffin
Council
Ife
Mr. Hoover
Defense Council
Food Administration
Collin
States Council
National Defense Machinery
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
North Carolina
Georgia Would Get Seven Million From Relief Bill
Senators Walter F. George and John S. Cohen estimate Georgia would receive about 7.08 million dollars from the emergency relief bill passed by the Senate. The funds would be distributed to promote public works relief for the destitute and a back to the farm movement. House approval and the president's signature are needed for enactment. Conference committees have been unable to agree on the bill.
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Washington
Walter F. George
John S. Cohen
Georgia
Senate
House
Stars Shine as MLB Lineup Delivers Wide-Spread Wins
The report highlights Carl Fischer and Walter Stewart with Browns beating the Senators after a seven hit game. Babe Ruth drives in six with two homers and a double for the Yankees against the Indians. Gerald Walker fuels a Tigers win over the Athletics with a triple and single. Vic Frasier pitches well for the White Sox versus the Red Sox. Guy Bush defeats the Braves after a 13 inning 10 hit effort. Flint Rhem shuts down the Reds with six safeties and a comfortable Phillies victory.
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Associated Press
Carl Fischer
Walter Stewart
Browns
Senators
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Athletics
Vic Frasier
White Sox
Red Sox
Guy Bush
Cubs
Brave
Flint Rhem
Phillies
Reds
Burgoo King Out of American Derby Record
New York reports Burgoo King suffered a ruptured tendon in the left foreleg during training. The injury sidelines the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, likely ending his season. Trainer Dick Thompson called a return this year a miracle and noted a probable withdrawal from the Arlington Classic in Chicago.
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New York
Burgoo King
Chicago
Dick Thompson
Coltra
Thompson
King
Bubbline
Atlanta Business Men Form A Garden Club
A group of Atlanta business men form the Blue Bell Garden Club in Atlanta Georgia on June 13. Led by T H Landgraf of Southern Bell as president, the club aims to study flower culture and establish a horticultural library. About 70 male members join from company personnel to promote gardening as a hobby and art.
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Atlanta
Blue Bell Garden Club
T. H. Landgraf
Southern Bell Telphone and Telegraph Company
Babe Didrikson Returns to Work Before Olympics
Mildred Babe Didrikson returns to work as a late clerk for Employers' Gas utility, after a week off over a wage dispute. She will spend six weeks at the National Women's AAU meet in Chicago and the Olympic Games, planning to enter as many events as officials allow.
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Dallas
Tex
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Gasulty Company
Miss Didrikson
Chicago
Akron Having An Easy Time On The Return Trip Today
The navy airship Akron completes its return voyage from the Pacific coast to Texas with Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. Rosendahl and 82 crew aboard. It crossed into Texas near El Paso at about 9 am Sunday after leaving Sunnyvale California, with a smoother trip than its earlier stormy westward crossing.
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Akron
Dallas
Texas
Pacific
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shreveport
el Paso
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lakehurst
N. J
Lone Star State
De Valera’s Mother Dies in Rochester Home
The mother of Eamon De Valera president of the Irish Free State died in Rochester New York after living quietly for thirty seven years. She was 74 and had come to the United States in 1876. She previously married Vivian De Valera and later Charles H Wheelwright. Eamon was sent to relatives in Ireland after their marriage. He last visited in December.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eamon de Valera
Oregon Irrigation Districts Refunding Progress Report
The State Engineer reports that refunding of 18 irrigation districts in Oregon is under way, outlining the ongoing process and its expected financial impact.
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Oregon
Fancy French barrow shown at Lille fair
A deluxe wheelbarrow was exhibited at Lille fair featuring a pneumatic tire with wide tread while the chassis remained the same old design.
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Lille
France
Argentina Ships Nearly One Million Wild Animal Hides Abroad
Buenos Aires reports Argentina exported almost a million wild animal hides last year led by llama pelts then skunk fox and otter hides. The shipment underscores the country’s fur trade activity with foreign buyers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
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