Thomas Tipton Announces Run for Thomas County Legislature
Thomas Tipton declares candidacy for representative of Thomas County in the next General Assembly, subject to September 1932 primary. He argues for referendums on local laws, salary reforms for county officers, and anti tax emphasis, urging voters to support his platform and elect him. Local issues include consolidation of Tax Receiver and Tax Collector into a Tax Commissioner and court salary adjustments.
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Thomas County
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W. Fred Scott
City Court of
Thomasville
Grand Jury and Taxpayers League
Georgia
Thomas Tipton
Robison announces candidacy for Representative in Democratic Primary
Ice Be Robison Jr announces his candidacy for Representative subject to Democratic Primary rules. He pledges support for economy and efficiency readjustments and cooperation with taxpayers groups. He states he remains a 100 percent Democrat and seeks party support in future.
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Tax Payers League
Ice BE
Robison, JR
Candidate for Thomas County Representative Seeks Post Civil Service Reform
To the voters of Thomas County the candidate runs in the Democratic Primary in September. He offers no statewide bill but backs reforms to cut government expense without harming efficiency. His top pledge is to abolish the fee system for county officers and replace with salaries while ensuring all fees and commissions go to the county.
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Thomas County
Hoover Pledge Debate Endures At GOP Convention
At the GOP gathering in a vast stadium, 472 supported a repeal submission plank while 671 opposed it and one abstained. Senator Hiram Bingham led the repeat effort as Ogden Mills and James R. Garfield defended opposing sides amid boos and cheers. The platform finally adopted the submission by a voice vote after long debate past 1 a.m. with praise for tariffs and reconstruction policy.
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Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Ogden Mills
Hoover
Treasury
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Garfield
John L. McNab
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Borah
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Neir
Cotton Market Advances on Rain and Stocks
New Orleans cotton trades were active with firmer prices on higher stocks and excess rains in the belt. July rose to 5.31 and October to 5.51, while New York and Liverpool futures closed steady with modest gains and renewed selling pressure later in the session. Cotton seed oil also held steady with listed futures and spot prices quoted for June through next year.
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New Orleans
New York Stocks Gain Amid Rails Lead In Upturn
The stock market stayed firm as rails led a modest advance into the rally within a fortnight, despite hesitancy from Lausanne talks and a senate bonus bill. Strength in the dollar and bonds supported optimism while several rails rose 1 to 2 points. U S Steel, American Can and General Electric rose modestly. Coffee markets closed steady with Rio No 7 8 8% and Santos No 4 10-10%.
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Senate
American Telephone
Case
Iustman
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Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Norfolk and Western
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B’ National Biscuit
Dupont
Allied Chemical
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American Can
General Electric
Senate Finance Committee
U. S
Rube Marquard Roars Back for Atlanta Return Game
Atlanta Georgia June 16 Rube Marquard the veteran pitcher will start for the Atlanta Crackers in the second game of a double header against the Little Rock Travelers tonight. Once a dominant ace with the Giants and holder of a 19 straight win record in 1912 he returns to active duty in the Southern Association at age past forty. Marquard once pitched a 21 inning 1-0 win over Babe Adams and played in five World Series while earning several no hit efforts.
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Rube Marquard
Little Rock Travelers
Atlanta Crackers
Rube
New York Giants
Red Barron
Crackers
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Barron
Southern Association
Jacksonville
Marquard
Babe Adams
Pittsburgh
Rules committee declines action on Fulton protest in Georgia
Macon Ga June 16 The rules committee of the state democratic executive committee declined to act on a protest by Fulton county citizens asserting the March county primary election of county committeemen was invalid The panel found no actual violation yet but said the issue could be reconsidered if a later statewide primary presents an actual violation County committeemen say they will not order another election for the September primary.
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Macon
State Democratic Executive Committee
Fulton County
March
Will Is Upheld by Georgia Supreme Court in Alimony Suit
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Mrs. Margaret Grinnell can sue W. E. Grinnell for alimony despite his already granted divorce. She alleged hospitalization in Hillsborough County Florida and later custody by him in Ridgewood New Jersey, after which he filed for divorce in Fulton Superior Court as an uncontested action.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court Today
Margaret Grinnell
W. E. Grinnell
Fulton Superior
Grinnell
Moultrie Hog Market Prices Reported
Moultrie Georgia on June 16 lists hog prices: No 1 packers 3.00 No 2 packers 2.75 No 3 packers 2.50 No 4 2.50 Sows 2.50.
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Moultrie
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady on June 16 marks
Chicago reports butter at 12 494, steady creamery specials at 93 score 174 percent, extra firsts 90 91 15 percent, firsts 88 98 143 1514, seconds 86 87 12 14 percent, standards 90 centralized car rots 16 percent. Eggs at 19 3887 with steady prices unchanged.
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Chicago
New York Sugar Market Quiet With Steady Prices
Raw sugar held firm as bids stayed above 2.80 with no sales reported. Refined sugar advanced to 3.80, about ten points above yesterday, signaling slight strength in the market.
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New York
New York Call Money Steady Across Markets
Call money in New York on June 16 remained steady at 2 1 4 percent all day. Time loans held firm with 60 to 90 days at 1 1 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper remains at 2 to 3 percent and bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Call Money
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report From Savannah
Savannah telegraph notes a turpentine firm with 3914 sales 61 receipts 432 shipments 260 and stock 8 799 and a rosin firm with sales 1 263 receipts 1 914 shipments 3 250 stock 171. Prices listed for grades D to WW X range from 2.00 to 4.50 per unit.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady to Higher
Chicago hogs 18,000 head up 10 to 15 cents with 180 to 220 pound hogs at 3 75 to 3 90, sows 2 90 to 3 25. Cattle 5,000 head: top 7 65 for medium weights, light steers 7 50, slaughter steers 6 75 to 7 85, heifers 5 75 to 6 75, cows 3 00 to 5 00.
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Chicago
U. 8
Grain prices and futures in St Louis report
The ledger lists wheat No 2 red 49 50 with No 2 hard 5 and corn No 2 yellow 23 No 2 white 3 20 percent. Close shows wheat futures Julio Sept 52 percent and Dec 55 percent bids.
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Chicago
Netesensee
Louis Cash Grain
St. Louis
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Mixed on Quiet Session
In New York on June 16 cotton seed oil closed dull with summer yellow at 3.30 and crude at 2.62%. Futures listed July 3.70 Sent 3.79 Get 3.80 Nov 3.82 Dec 3.87 Jan 3.96. Sales comprised 3 contracts.
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New Orleans
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Election Sidelights From Page One on Heavy County Turnout
The county saw a historically large turnout with over 3600 votes cast, nearly matching county registration. Workers filled the polls, many voters received candidate name cards, and Times Enterprise reported swift returns from precincts including Ochlocknee and Thomasville, aided by an active executive committee.
Steady Progress of Christian Science Highlighted at Annual Meeting
At The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston more than 6000 attendees heard reports of steady growth across departments. The board noted new branch recognition in Greece Belgium and Czechoslovakia with 2592 branch churches and 42 college groups.
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Mother Church
First Church of Church
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Mr. Buffum
M. Rosamond Wright
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Greece
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Christian Science Board of Directors
George Wendell Adams
Christian Science Organization
Christian Science Board of
Three Men Die in Augusta Area Auto Crash
Three men were killed when an automobile ran off a road near Barnwell, South Carolina, struck a tree and overturned during the early hours. The victims were crushed to death or fatally injured in the crash, authorities reported.
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Augusta
Barnwell
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Weather Forecast and Local Report for Thomasville Georgia
Local forecast calls for evening and Friday thundershowers. Observations note 8 am values, monthly highs and lows, and departures from normal. Precipitation totals for the last 24 hours and year to date summarized with monthly comparisons.
Weather pattern with unsettled Friday across regions
High pressure over Florida and the Pacific Northwest with low pressure in the Lake region and Mississippi Valley yields limited temperature changes. Moderate thundershowers fell in the eastern Cotton Belt and from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic with local showers in the northern Rockies. West of the Mississippi remains generally fair and hot in the southwest with near 100 degree highs in central Texas.
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Pacific Northwest
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Cotton Belt
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Rockies
Mississippi River
Texas
Three Young Men Dead After Gas Tank Explosion
Griffin Bates Horace Cooke and Freddie Creech all about 25 died when their car ran off the road near Turkey Creek Bridge at the Barnwell city limits on return from a dance. The blaze burned them as they tried to escape.
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Griffin Bates
Horace Cooke
Freddie Creech
Turkey Creek Bridge
Barnwell City
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