Georgia builders plan united drive at Elberton meeting
Building and loan association representatives from across Georgia gathered in Elberton for the eighth annual Georgia Building and Loan League convention. Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. led speakers including Secretary of State John B. Wilson and Georgia leaders.
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Elberton
Building and Loan Association
Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
John B. Wilson
Fred Herndon
The
Georgia Building and Loan League
Horace Russell
Atlanta
Russell
T. A. Labor
Rome
Cora Lancaster
Decatur
J. D. Crump
Macon
Roscoe Luke
Georgia Court of Appeals
John I. Kelley
Fat Man Reduces 93 Pounds Oh Boy
A reader testimony promotes Kruschen Salts for weight loss. Mr S A Lanier of Sawtelle California claims to have shed 7 pounds in a week after starting the morning Kruschen regimen, weighing 234 pounds six months ago and 190 pounds now. He advises taking a half teaspoon in hot water daily and cutting fatty foods. The ad claims a 4 week supply costs a trifling sum and emphasizes health first.
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S. A. Lanier
Sawtelle
Calif
Mash Drug Co
Bank employee held up and robbed today
Ottawa Illinois June 16 Gilbert Mitchell Marseilles businessman was released in Chicago by gunmen who had liberated three suspected bank robbers from the LaSalle county jail during their escape. They kidnapped him and held him prisoner all night, he told his office by telephone. Sherman Lewis president of the...
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Ottawa
Gilbert Mitchell
Marseilles
Chicago
LaSalle County
Sherman Lewis
GIVING 10 COUNT TO BLINDED BOXER AIDS IN RECOVERY
Ernie Fliegel once a bantamweight star, blinded for six months, regains some sight and returns to boxing management. Freddie Lucas used the count to rally him, and Fliegel plans further managerial activity with King Tut among those he has guided. He suffered a relapse a year ago but improved after treatment in Rochester and Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Ernie Fliegel
Fliegel
Freddie Lucas
Fliegal
Flieger
King Tut
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Means Denied Bond in Lindbergh Case Appeal
Justice James M. Proctor of the DC supreme court refused bail for Gaston B. Means pending appeal of conviction for stealing 104000 dollars from Evalyn Walsh McLean in an alleged Lindbergh baby ransom plot. He noted Means still has about 100000 dollars and may flee if released.
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Washington, D. C
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Justice Proctor
Means
Justice Department
Ethel D Silva Piano Teacher Summer Classes Begin
Summer classes start June 20 for piano and general theory taught by Ethel D Silva. In Ottawa area eight miles east, Marseilles State Bank notes contact at 1067 for information. Sheriff Welter of LaSalle County reports arrest of Jack Sherman alias Jack Dempsey at 3 am in Chicago as investigation continues.
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Ethel D. Silva
Marseilles State Bank
Ottawa
Chicago
Mitchell
E. J. Welter
LaSalle County
Jack Sherman
Jack Dempsey
Visitors and locals stop in Thomasville notes
Mr. Paul Cobb of Atlanta and others in town for short visits. D W Almond Valdosta. T B Christian Jr Jacksonville. C H Everett Pavo. E A McClean Birmingham. Ardis Rehberg Jacksonville. J B Tutt Jr Macon. C E Cooper Nashville. Summer music instruction offered by Mrs James Burch. Thanks from B B Earle to supporters in Thomas County. L K Patterson Atlanta. J W Turner Albany. Eileen Thomason Cairo visiting Edith Blanton. Marguerite Stewart Ochlocknee guest of Anna Croft. General repair work by B L Brewiton. Mrs Greene Alday and daughters plan Panacea trip. Prepare for Business courses at the School of Commerce.
Men of Presbyterian Church Meet for Home Mission Supper
Tomorrow at seven o clock the Presbyterian Church men meet in the Sunday School building for their monthly supper and Home Mission program led by T H Clay. The Rotary Club featured Alberta Goff and Nell Pringle performing solos with discussion on upcoming activities and social plans.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Clay
Rotary Club
Alberta Goff
Nell Pringle
Ed Lamson
Toledo
Robb White
Bob Balfour
F. B. Harris, Jr
W. W. Terry
Tampa
Frank Harris
Pringle
Goff Guesis
Knights Templar Conclave Tonight in Bethlehem
Regular conclave of Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar to be held at the Masonic Hall in the Medical Building at 8 30. All fraters urged to attend. Commander W W S Brown and Recorder Joseph Jerger announce.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Medical Building
W.W. S. Brown
Joseph Jerger
Danube States Set For Talks To Build Amity
Vienna reports that Danube states expect Lausanne reparations talks to advance Franco German understandings rather than directly affect budgets. Yugoslavia resists moratorium, seeks nearly 20 million dollars in reparations this year. Czechoslovakia signals shift from French leadership in Danubian cooperation.
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Vienna
Danube
Lausanne
Europe
Jugoslavia
Little Entente
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Chatham Court Upheld In Judgment Today
The state Supreme Court upheld a Chatham Superior Court judgment of 1050 in favor of C. R. Brady against the Equitable Building and Loan Association. Brady claimed to have purchased 1000 dollars worth of stock based on salesmen’s representations but received only membership certificates. He sought the return of his money plus interest.
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Atlanta
State Supreme Court
Chatham Superior Court
C. R. Brady
Equitable Building and Loan Association
Brady
Norton thanks voters after primary in Thomas County runover
Fred S Norton thanks friends for first place in the four-way Tax Receiver race in Thomas County. As no candidate won a majority a runover election is set for Wednesday June 29 with Norton urging continued support to win the office.
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Thomas County
Fred S. Norton
Sheriff
John A Cobb Seeks Sheriff Runoff Victory
John A Cobb thanks supporters after finishing in the top six and advancing to the June 29 runoff for county sheriff. He urges former opponents and voters from the first primary to back him in the decisive election.
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John Cobb
Governor Russell to Open Senate Campaign by Radio Address
Governor Richard B Russell Jr will open his campaign for United States Senate with a radio address on station WSB Atlanta Friday evening at 6 30 to 7 00 p m Central Time 7 30 to 8 00 Thomasville time He will explain why he is a candidate and share views on national and international questions The event is of local interest as many in Thomasville and the surrounding area are expected to listen and support him
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Richard B .Russell, Jr
United States
Thomasville
WSB Atlanta
Ill Condition of Judge Bloodworth Described
Judge O H B Bloodworth of the Georgia Court of Appeals was described as seriously ill and in "not so good" condition by physicians after several days of illness in this city.
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O. H. B. Bloodworth
Georgia Court of Appeals
Hoover Seen as Ideal Republican Standard Bearer
Joseph L. Scott of California praised Herbert Hoover as the ideal standard bearer for the Republican Party at the national convention. He lauded Hoover as a captain who led the nation through hardships with faith, conscience, and steadfast devotion to principles.
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Hoover
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Joseph L. Scott
California
Scott
Lee Shore
Republican Party
Congress
Californian
Hoover Renominated on First Ballot
Herbert Hoover was renominated on the first ballot at Chicago Stadium on June 16, with party officials and delegates signaling strong support for his continued presidency and campaign.
New Tire Tax Threatens Auto Accessory Prices
Fred Smith of Smith-Cochran Co. Firestone dealers announces prices will stay at historic lows only until June 20 when a new excise tax of 10 to 15 percent on tires and tubes takes effect. He says the billion dollar revenue bill will raise many retail prices and urges owners to buy now to save.
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Fred Smith
Smith-Cochran Co
Firestone
Smith
Mr. Smith
President Wins First Ballot at Republican National Convention
Delegates at the Republican National Convention award the nomination on the first ballot as the president secures a commanding lead. Supporters hail the victory while rivals concede and pledge unity moving into the party platform discussions and upcoming sessions.
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Republican National Convention
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D. W. Almond of
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Jacksonville
C. H. Everett of
Pavo
E. A. McClean of
Birmingham
Mr. Ardis Rehberg
J. B. Tutt, Jr
C. E. Cooper
Nashville
James Burch
B. B. Earle
Mr. L. K. Patterson
J. W. Turner
Albany
Eileen Thomason
Cairo
Edith Blanton
Alred
Marguerite Stewart
Ochlocknee
Anna Croft
B. L. Brewiton
Greene Alday
Anne
R. H. Langley
Panacea
School of Commerce
Chatham Court
Fred Norton
John A. Cobb
Gov. Russell
E.S.T. Thomasville
Bloodworth
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J. J. Crawford
Miss Eleanor Cooper
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Isaacs Pastry Shop
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