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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
9
Fourteen Boy Scouts Camp At Orchard Pond
A group of fourteen Thomasville scouts spend three weeks at Orchard Pond scout camp in Suwanee Council. They are guided by Scout Director Burnett with six assistants and pay five dollars weekly. The camp offers eight sleeping huts a dining room and a recreation room and hosts additional Thomasville boys in the coming weeks. Almost two inches of rain drenched the area, aiding crops. more thunderstorms expected before fair weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of
Thomasville
Orchard Pond
Suwanee Council
Messrs
J. H. Golden
Truman Holland
Gary Caldwell
Horace Jones
John Turner
Jimmy Plant
John Dixon
Louis Porter
Billy Bunyan
Norris Newell
Allen Crawford
Ernest Freeman
Lamar Crawford
Hilman Walden
Charles McKinnon
American Legion
Burnett
Thomas County
Moultrie
O. M. Hadley
Licenses for RCA Radio Stations May Be Revoked
Hearings opened as RCA argues the word guilty in Section 13 of the Radio Act refers to criminal guilt only in a civil case. The case targets seven NBC subsidiaries including WENR Chicago and NBC contracts cited under anti trust findings. The Milwaukee Journal and labor groups contribute to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Commission
R. Cc. A
National Broadcasting Company
Victor Company, Inc
Radiomarine Corporation of America
R. C. A. Communications, Inc
Louis Titus
Commission
Titus
Elisha Hanson
The
Milwaukee Journal
RCA
WENR
Chicago
NBC
Hanson
WCMJ
Edward N. Nockels
American Federation. of Labor
WCRL
Arkansas div orce law fight lost
Little Rock Arkansas June 16 petitions for a referendum on the 90 day divorce law were held insufficient by Attorney General Hal Norwood. Secretary Ed F. McDonald said he would disregard petitions filed last week. Norwood did not decide if the law would become effective pending a court decision. J W Westbrook for the Home Protective Association said court action would be sought to compel approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Hal Norwood
Ed F. McDonald
Norwood
Secretary of State
Chancery Court
J. W. Westbrook
The
Home Protective Association
Neighborhood Prayer Meeting Friday at 3 30 PM
A neighborhood prayer meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 PM with Mrs. Joe Pfister at 417 East Walcott Street. The event invites local residents to participate in a faith gathering hosted by the Pfister household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Tom Andrishek
Joe Pfister
East Walcott Street
Sawyer Named Director of Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Donald H. Sawyer of New York City was named director of the newly created federal employment stabilization board formed under the Wagner bill. The board, chaired by Secretary La mont, will coordinate state and public building programs to boost work during the depression and will take over much of the division of building and housing and the president's emergency committee on unemployment, while not fully replacing the unemployment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald H. Sawyer
New York City
Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Lamont
Wagner Bill Pashed
Stabilization Board
Laval's Government Wins First Test in Chamber Vote
Paris June 16 Premier Laval's second government reconstituted after inauguration won its first test before the chamber of deputies tonight. By 43 votes the deputies voiced their confidence in the government. They passed a resolution approving Foreign Minister Briand's foreign policy 310 to 267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Laval
Doumer
Chamber of Tentis
Briand
Early Baseball Scores Across Leagues Delayed by Rain
In the American League games Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Washington were all postponed due to rain. In the National League New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh were also delayed with partial box details and listed batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Detroit
New York
National League
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmonre
Horgan
Johnson and Sukeforth
Ladies and Men’s Clothing Sale Ad at Sturdivant
An advertising notice for L. J. Sturdivant at 125 South Broad Street promoting ladies half price sales at 35c, 1.00 and 1.25, children's items 75c to 1.25, and men's goods 1.00 to 1.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Sturdivant
South Broad Street
Radio Trust Battle Over Antitrust Law
Nocks asserts the seven clear channel assignments prove a six billion dollar radio monopoly. He notes licenses for WCFL have been refused on grounds of unavailable assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Nockels
WCFL
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Monroe McCormick
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Hattie May Worthy
Tom Miller
Crawford’s
Heaven
Hell
DR. Callaway
T. W. Callaway
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle Rescue Home of
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Tabernacle Baptist Church of
PICTI
Wade J. Fowler
General Agent
Southeastern Life Insurance Co
Glenn’s Fruit Truck
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