Landon Knox duel over gold and wage rules in 1936 GOP race
The piece reports John Hamilton and Gov. Landon shaping a vigorous campaign while waiting for the Philadelphia convention. It notes Landon and Knox aligning against New Deal methods, urging gold backed currency, wage regulation debates, and potential anti monopoly platforms as Roosevelt defends against concentrated power.
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John Hamilton
Landon
Philadelphia
Roosevelt-Garner
Knox
Roosevelt
White House
Dallas
Clarion
Hoffman to Decide Later on Parker Extradition
New Jersey Governor Harold G. Hoffman said he would make no immediate decision on extraditing Ellis Parker Sr. the Burlington County detective indicted in Queens in the Paul H. Wendel case. He will review papers signed by New York Lieutenant Governor Bray and has not fixed whether a hearing will be held.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker, Sr
Burlington County
Queens County
New York
Paul H. Wendel
Bray
Wheat acreage abandonment on South Texas plains reported
County agents report that 325,300 of 1,272,500 acres sown to wheat in 11 counties on the South Texas plains last fall have been abandoned. The data reflects significant crop losses and land underutilization across the region.
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South
Texas Plains
Local News Notes Howard Carter Kills Rattlesnake
Howard Carter shot and killed a four foot rattlesnake on a Parrish place near the city while fishing. He was with 8 D Parrish and Paul Blane when they found the reptile by the creek. The snake had six rattles and a button. Vashti School News marks commencement week with services led by Rev. Joseph S. Cook and Rev. N. H. Williams. Gordon E. Davis thanks voters and congratulates Sheriff-elect Dixon. Card of thanks from H N Cone family for support during illness and death of their baby.
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Howard Carter
L. P. Carter
L. D. Parrish
8. D. Parrish
Paul Blane
Vashti School
Joseph S. Cook
Waters of
Babylon
Coleridge-Taylor
Glee Club
N. H. Williams
Jesus
Saviour
Gordon Davis
Dixon
Thomas County
Hormel Plan Proposes Broad Unemployment Relief Increase
George A Hormel of Austin Minnesota urges employers to adopt a 36 hour week and an $8 weekly wage rise for workers ages 18 to 60. He says the plan would add 280 million dollars weekly to spending and could lift 10 million unemployed within six months.
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Los Angeles
George A. Hormel
Austin, Minn
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Hormel
Proporton
Life Insurance Company Seeks Recovery in Mysterious Death
Albany dispatch reports Willis Parker Sr. chief of detectives in Burlington county New Jersey, faces charges tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping probe. Parker, a Mt. Holly resident, is indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury over the abduction of Paul Wendel after he rejected a confession in the Lindbergh case.
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Albany
N. Y
M. William Bray
Willis Parker, Sr
Burlington County
N. J
Brooklyn
Parker
Mt. Holly
Paul Wendel
Wendel
Warren William Compared With Barrymore Echoes
The actor Warren William first drew attention after Alex Woollcott noted his resemblance to John Barrymore. Rio de Janeiro, with more than 1.5 million people, reports 111,487 grade school pupils, up 30,000 since 1933.
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Warren William
Alexander Woollcott
John Barrymore
Warren
Rio de Janeiro
Petition for Discharge in Griffin bankruptcy case in Georgia
Creditors are notified that Charles Thomas Griff in Coolidge Georgia has applied for a discharge from debts proven in bankruptcy. A hearing before the United States District Judge in Valdosta Georgia is set for July 13 1986 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Creditors must appear and show cause why the discharge should not be granted. Dated June 12 1936 in Valdosta Georgia. George F P White Clerk W E Perry Deputy Clerk
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United States District Court
Valdosta Division
Middle District of
United States
United States Court Room
Valdosta
George FP. White
Thomas County Delegation for Weltner Meeting Named
Thomas County and Thomasville citizens form a delegation to attend the Weltner meeting in Macon on June 18 at the Macon city auditorium. The list includes Lee E. Kelly and others from Thomasville, Ochlocknee, Merrillville, Meigs, Pavo, and Boston, with wider attendance expected from the county.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Weltner
Macon
Macon City Auditorium
Lee E. Kelly
W. Davis
C. D. Moore
J. L. Pilcher
Ochlocknee
E. W. McMillan
Merrillville
Cecil Bowers
Meigs
Nick Freeman
Pavo
E. D. McRae
Boston
H. H. Wind
Cairo
R. Eve
Tifton
Albany
Thomas
Local Weather Report and Brief Global Station News
The weather section notes showers possible tonight and Sunday with temperatures around 75 at 8 am. Record highs and lows for the month are 42 years on 49 and 75, with total rainfall to date 2.77 inches and no measurable 24 hour precipitation. A separate item mentions a new powerful short wave broadcasting station to be built near Nanking, China.
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Nanking
China
Local News Highlights from Coolidge and Surroundings
June 13 notices report visits and travel among families in Coolidge Georgia. Marriages, summer schooling moves, and relatives visiting from Athens Valdosta Jacksonville Miami Milledgeville Palatka Occhocknee and Berlin appear alongside local health updates and new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Godwin.
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Coolidge
Virrania Tullis
Wesleyan College
4. Smith
Tullis
Virginia
Birmingham
Ala
H. BE. Jones
Albany
L Smith
Valdosta
Johnny Livingston
Thomasville
E. D. Moncrief
Ed Barrow
Vick Magghee
Lemar Evans
Florida
Cuba
Raymond Day
Baby
Jacksonville
Fla
Jones
Eura Lee Barrow
Milledgeville
Pauline Johnston
Shelly Aiken
Rev. Brown
Barwick
Danota Murphy
Statesboro
Nellie May Shuman
Miriam
Jean Garrison
Ochlocknee
I. M. Smith
Will Pierce
Ines and
Montine
Jeff Clark
Homer Smith
Ervin Godwin
Thomas County Sunday School Convention Meets Next Wednesday
The annual meeting of the Thomas County Baptist Sunday School Convention will begin at 10 o clock next Wednesday at the Metcalfe Baptist Church. A large attendance is expected and Rev T J Barnett the county president has prepared an interesting program.
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The
Thomas County Association
Pavo
Elmer Horne
Ihe
Thomasville Sunbeams
Thomas County Baptist Sunday School Convention
Metcalfe Baptist Church
T. J. Barnett
Social rounds include guests and family visits in Bold Springs
Dublin visitors Jessie Kate Lacey and Norma You Lacy joined Miss Pearl Jarrell and Callie Taylor for Sunday dinner. George Lemott from near Hartsfield and Kerry and Ivy Singletary families joined Mr. Tom Carter and Miss Ida Singletary for Sunday dinner. Irene and Ilene Fain from near Pelham visited Louise Brinscon Audrey Tinsley and families. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hudson hosted a Sunday dinner at the Hudson home.
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Jessie Kate Lacey
Dublin
Norma You Lacy
Cairo
Pearl Jarrell
Callie Taylor
Tom Carter
Ida Singletary
George Lemott
Near Hartsfield
Kerry Singletary
Ivy White
Irene
Ilene Fain
Near Pelham
Louise Brinscon
Audrey Tinsley
Luke Hudson
Frank Hudson
Naomie Norman
Emory Parrish
Grace Atkinson
Charlie Boutwell
A. J. Atkinson
J. R. Peacock
Bernard Tingely
R. EB. Brinson
Clarice White
Muriel Aldredge
Mattie Bass
Evelyn Long
Arbor Dale
Lonnie Hartley
Near Spence
Paul Jarrell
J. M. Atkinson
Messrs
A. J
Bruce Atkinson
Noah
Paul Carter
Local News Recap of Visits and Travel in Fredonia Area
Residents and visitors from Tampa DeFunik Springs Marianna Thomasville and Tallahassee spent time with relatives and locals. People noted include John Moreland W B Dollar Bettie Fleetwood J O Newton E J Nesmith James Williams C W Oxendine Brint Ellis and Russell Rehberg.
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John Moreland
Tampa
Fla
E. A. Moreland
L. G
J. W. Phillips
DeFuntak Springs
Marianna
W. B. Dollar
Whigham
Bettie Fleetwood
Thomasville
Little Ochlochnee
Women swarm for Ohio beauty license exams in Columbus
More than 300 women appeared for beauty license examinations before the Ohio board of cosmetology in Columbus. The last 50 arrived too late to fit in the room and were required to write their exams in a state office building corridor.
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Columbus
O UP
Ohio Board of Cosmetology
Philco Plans Biggest Ad Campaign to December
Philadelphia June 1904 Philco announces plans for the largest advertising drive to date chiefly in newspapers. Sayre M Ramsell vice president says preparations are complete with city starts contingent on merchandise availability. Amount of appropriation not disclosed. Campaign runs until December 31.
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Philadelphia
Philco Radio
Sayre M. Ramsell
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