County Commissioners Meet In Thomasville June 11 1935
Thomasville Georgia county board meets with all members present at 10 30 am approving May minutes. Requests include 100 for a Boston community canning plant and 100 for a Meigs library. Delegation seeks crime enforcement support and beer license action. Road widening petition for Tallahassee Moultrie highway referred to road committee.
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Tipton
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Harrell
Case
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State Highway Board
T. F. Callaway
A. E. Speer
Ochlocknee
Beverly
W. J. Powell
W. W. Jarrell
Jack Dean
South Madison Street
Valdosta
Rehberg
W .A. Curtis
Hon. Board of Commissioners, Roads and Revenues
Georgia
Tallahassee-Moultrie
Monticello
New Hope Church
Hicks
Searcy
Road Committee
Duval Construction Company
Board of County Commissioners
FERA
East Side Grammar School
McCollum Lumber. Co
W. J. Vaughn
Court House Square
McMillan
Will Johnson
Equipmnet Committee
Thomas County Board Approves Road and Market Projects
Thomas County officials discussed road improvements, tenancy of Pine Summit Jot, and a state market contract with Tom Linder. The board accepted bids, authorized mule and tractor use for grading, and reviewed an audit while advancing tax claim collection and licensing measures for peddlers and itinerant traders.
Hart's Point area visits and medical update
Messrs S. A. Field W. ton and Louis McIrvin of Fla. are business visitors for several days. Mr Pembert is a frequent presence during melon marketing seasons. Louis H Jerger remains critically ill with condition clarified by doctors yesterday as Leslie M. Gran 306 Williams Building Real Estate Farm and Rentals notes.
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Shrine Ceremonial to Be Held in Atlanta
A 1942 report notes the Shrine ceremonial planned for Atlanta with imperial officers and nobles attending. T. C. Liens was named imperial potent abbraarable Temple mystic as the conclave nears closure, with Roosey Law elevated from imperial second ceremon and to assume higher duties.
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Texas Editor Power But Most Is Blave for Thesi
A truncated, unclear text fragment about a Texas editor or editors and power. The readable portion hints at a discussion of editorial authority and potential thesis use. No definite names, dates, or events are established.
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Roosevelt’s Influence Noted In List Of 63 Advisers
Editor Gene Howe publishes a nationwide roll of 63 top influence makers in U S politics, led by Franklin D Roosevelt. The piece notes shifts in advisory power including J Edgar Hoover, Huey Long, and Mrs Roosevelt, with men like Jesse Jones and Henry Wallace shaping policy and elections.
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Doctor Given Term for Illegal Operations
Lancaster, June 14. Harry C. Zimmerly, 67, a Mechanics Grove physician, was sentenced to seven and a half to 15 years for performing illegal operations. Convicted of causing Mrs. Gladys Lawson’s death, he pleaded guilty to another operation on Miss Elsie Miller. He also admitted to narcotics offenses. two other narcotic charges were set aside. Zimmerly showed no emotion as the term was pronounced. his hired man Richard Parker pleaded guilty to a narcotics charge and received a suspended sentence.
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Hearing Postponed on Motion for New Trial for Smith and Harvey
Atlanta June 14 hearing on a motion for new trial for Leland Harvey and Aubrey Smith, convicted in federal court for robbing the First National Bank of Rome Ga, postponed to July 20 upon defense request due to incomplete stenographic records. Harvey and Smith, sentenced to five years each, are in Fulton county jail awaiting the hearing. They were charged with robbing the Rome bank of about 9600 last August.
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Police seeks bids for standard equipment sedans and chassis
Thomasville police invite sealed proposals for a two door sedan with standard equipment and a regular chassis with steel delivery body suitable for patrol use. Prices must be furnished with allowance and are to undercut the present police sedan. Proposals due by 6 00 p m June 17 at the city clerk. City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Living pension drives east advocates list of 60 political actors
The article notes advocates in the east united by a single aim a living pension. Townsend’s Washington setback is not destroying their effort. A diverse 60 person list features publishers and others whose influence may liberalize the party platform or prod concessions.
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Townsend
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