Boyles Found Guilty in Kidnap Case
Odell C. Boyles was found guilty of attempting to extort Joseph Cannon by threats to kidnap Cannon's son and granddaughter. He received a 15 year federal prison sentence. Boyles claimed a frame up and said Cannon abstained from testifying because he feared the defendant.
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Boyles
Atlanta
United States District Court Today
Odell C. Boyles
Joseph Cannon
North Carolina
United States District Court
Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Johns Removed to Folkston to Face Murder Trial
Royal Johns, charged with the murder of Warden W. C. White of Chariton County near Folkston, was moved from Folkston jail today to stand trial in Waycross. The case stems from an incident several months ago and occurred in Georgia.
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Johns
Folkston
Waycross
Royal Johns
W. C. White
Chariton County
Health Means Charm and Happiness
A fragmented ad copy touts health as the path to charm and happiness. It urges that daily fatigue ends after using a product and claims 98 of 100 women benefit, promising more pep and vitality for women.
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Lydie
Ransom to Confer With Hopkins on Georgia Relief Funds
Ronald Ransom, chairman of Georgia's delegation to the emergency relief conference, planned to confer with Harry L. Hopkins on Georgia's needs under the relief act. He aimed to gauge entitlement under federal matching funds and potential outright grants, expressing confidence in the program and Roosevelt's support.
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Washington
Ronald Ransom
Georgia
Harry L. Hopkins
Ransom
Relief Administration
Roosevelt
Melon Market News Service to Open in Moultrie
Max L. McRae announces the state and federal cooperate market news service will be established in Moultrie on June 19 to disseminate watermelon market information. A peaches info agency started in Macon June 12. Three carloads sold at Deeran for a net $825. Farmers can profit from melons at that price.
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Atlanta
State Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Moultrie
Max L. McRae
State Bureau of Markets
Macon
McRae
Deeran
Rev William H Smith Dies At 74 In Birmingham Home
Birmingham Alabama June 15 the Rev William H Smith 74 longtime assistant and corresponding secretary of the Southern Baptist convention and a prominent figure in church affairs in Alabama and Georgia died last night at his home in Birmingham.
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William H. Smith
Birmingham
Ala
William EL. Smith
Southern Baptist Convention
Alabama
Georgia
Neighborhood prayer meetings planned for revival at First Baptist Church
Local notes report prayer meetings tonight at 8 30 in Thomasville led by a list of organizers at several homes including 121 N Dawson Street 212 Metcalfe Avenue and 110 College Street Citizens prepare for next Sundays revival as cooler weather prompts a shift to winter clothing Burglary reports at Mrs Walters home on Oak and Merrill Streets cite a kitchen window entry and stolen food items Police seek the culprit A separate attempt on North Dawson Street was thwarted by a prompt departure of the would be intruder Also water department notes show daily consumption rising to about one million gallons as rains lessen and residents irrigate lawns and gardens
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First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Miss Pattie Mash
N. Dawson Street
T. F. Barnett
B. B. Earle
Norman Stegall
Ardis McDougald
Rupert Singletary
Harry Zalamas
F. ¥. Speight
M. H. Goodwin
L. S. Crosby
W. E. Stephens
B. M. van Buren
B.S. Inman
Joe Massey
Jack Harris
W. E. Hancock
Kern Street
Joe Jerger
W. G. Stracener
W. EB. Beverly
O. Garner
J. B. Davis
Ed Ward
Metcalfe Avenue
F. Y. Speight
J. T. Holland
H. B. Jenkins
L. D. Ferguson
S. L. Cheshire
J. M. Parker
College Street
J. W. Home
Harvey Wages
A. F. North
John Herring
E. B. Pullen
Tom Jones
Lawn Street
Evangelistic Club
G. H. Owens
Carroll Hill
B. F. Walters
Oak
Merrill
Algo
City Water & Light Department
Beer Transportation Test Case Dismissed by Mississippi Judge
Biloxi Mississippi June 15 A test case over transportation of beer through dry Mississippi was dismissed in federal court yesterday by Judge Edwin R Holmes who said the rate s attitude on the question was hazy and inconsistent.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Edwin R. Holmes
Cemetery Clean-up Notice for Enon Protracted Meeting
Local committee asks all interested to come early and clean the Enon cemetery and church grounds in preparation for the protracted meeting. Those unable to attend should send donations to cover square cleaning costs.
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Enon
Miss Neil Norton Weds Cecil Bowers in Thom asville
Miss Mary Neil Norton of Thomasville married Milton Cecil Bowers of Meigs at the First Baptist Church with a small ceremony. The bride, daughter of Fred Norton, wore navy crepe with lace, and the couple plan to live in Meigs after a ten day trip through Shenandoah Valley to Washington and New York.
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Mary Neil Norton
Milton Cecil Bowers
Meigs
South Georgia
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Thomas County
Fred Selick Norton
Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Jay, Searcy and Fleetwood
Bowers
James Alfred Bowers
Shenandoah Valley
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mid June Snow in Pennsylvania and Record Heat Elsewhere
Weather notes report snow flurry near Sadsbury Pennsylvania as cool air drops temperatures to 45. Other cities record heat and cool lows with Swift Current at 96 and Memphis 56 at 5 am, plus heavy rain in Miami totaling 5.17 inches for the day.
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Pennsylvania
Swift Current
Canada
Memphis
Tenn
Miami
Sadsbury
Coatesville
Calgary
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Meridian
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Birmingham
Atlanta
Planes barred from Ar or the feratory Path route
In a terse note authorities restrict flight operations over Ar and the feratory Path. The official description outlines that no aircraft may proceed without explicit permission from the mains of war and provides details on required flight plans and approved routes.
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Aror
Decatur Woman Chosen Grand Matron Eastern Stars
Mrs Donna Lawhorn of Decatur was elected Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Georgia, Order of the Eastern Star at the closing session in Macon. Other officers named included Davis W Lanse of Waycross Grand Patron and Irene Arden Statesboro Associate Grand Matron among a slate of regional appointees.
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Macon
Donna Lawhorn
Decatur
Grand Chapter
Georgia
Order of the Eastern Star
Davis W. Lanse
Waycress
Irene Arden
Statesboro
Guy Lunsford
Millen
Rowena C Ward
Valdosta
Annie Bulloch
Warm Springs
Marcia Jewett
Rossville
Pauline Dillon
Atlanta
Mattern to America Battling Weather On World Flight
Moscow reports Jimmie Mattern began the 2 500 mile Siberia to Nome leg toward America. He left Khabarovsk at 10 30 p m Moscow time amid favorable weather expectations after prior gales forced a return. No reports suggested distress, signaling progress.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Siberia-to
Nome
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Alaska
You Can Have a Lovely Skin with MELLO GLO Powder
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder promoting long wear, wrinkle coverage, shine reduction, and a delicate fragrance. It claims a pure French process makes it suitable for delicate skin, with prices 50c and 1.00 tax free from Thomas Drug Store, Inc.
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Thomas Drug Store, Inc
Disqualification of Office Holders Over Tax Payments
Georgia Supreme Court rules in quo warranto case that a constitutional amendment allowing poll tax votes also ends disqualification for unpaid property taxes. R A Cooper challenged T E Lewis as Colquitt County ordinary, alleging six month tax lapse before re election. Lewis admits city tax delinquency in Moult rie but says state taxes were paid.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
R. A. Cooper
Colquitt County
T. E. Lewis
Cooper
Lewis
Moultrie
Supreme Court Upholds 1982 Constitutional Amendment
The court ruled the poll tax was addressed as sufficient under the constitutional amendment adopted in 1982. Ineligibility was triggered by the amendment before final adjudication of the case.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Purification Promoted as Path to Health by Calotabs
A physician touts Calotabs as a thorough cleansing course to purge toxins and restore vitality. The ad claims Calotabs purify the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a dosed regimen priced at 10 and 35 cents per package.
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Nature
Ajl
fAav
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MR. Cecil Bowers
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L. D. Goodwin
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Hamilton Peck
Cleveland
EF. V. Peck
University School of Cleveland
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Mae Alexander
Outpost Sunday Schools
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Woody
Neel Brothers
Penn
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