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Weather forecast and notes from Thomasville Ga June 17 1932
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions with part cloudy skies for Thomasville and vicinity. Observations show high rainfall at Williston North Dakota and 100 degree heat in Abilene Texas with heat in the Mississippi Valley. Nashville's baseball team played 18 games with 114 runs for and against, winning six.
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Jurors Drawn for June Term City Court in Thomasville
The following jurors are drawn by His Honor H J MacIntyre to serve at the June term 1932 of the City Court of Thomasville convening June 20 1932. The list includes W G Dekle C D Moore W A Curtis P W Hall E W Whaley C E Wildman Heeth Varnedee H H Vann W M Coon Ss C Fleming C I Groover W N A Finch J L Harvey H M Collier R V Campbell J A Turner H E Brooks A J McKinnon J W Smith P H Ward W H Flowers G S Howard J S Wilson J J Miller M Palin R L Merritt J L Glisson Co O Jordan W F Parker G B Singletary W H McCann Ivan B Stegall Frank Redfearn etc.
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W. G. Dekle
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W. M. Coon
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C. I. Groover
WN. A. Finch J. L. Harvey
H. M. Collier
R. V. Campbelleres
J. A. Turner
H. E. Brooks
A. J. McKinnon
J. W. Smith
P. H. Ward
Four Extortionists Slain by Police in Chicago Gambler Hold Up
In a Loop gambling house on North Wells Street police killed three extortionists as they opened fire after a warning to pay 25000 dollars under death threat. Harold Partner Samuel Katz and Frank Rogers, all in their twenties, were among the slain. a fourth getaway man escaped.
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Edward Birmingham
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report June 15
Treasury on June 15 recorded receipts of 802 647 285.49 and expenditures of 306 471 550.14 leaving a net balance of 664 485 055.90. Customs receipts for the first half of June totaled 8 905 898.35. Day receipts rose by about 783 million due to government certificates and notes offerings, while expenditures increased by 283 million from retirement of treasury paper. Harry Davis, Detroit’s first sacker, aimed for Dale Alexander’s Toronto post but eventually found success with Alexander in Detroit.
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Mussolini Attacks America and Democracy in Interview
Premier Mussolini criticizes the United States and democracy in a Daily Express interview saying America lacks policy and must abandon prohibition. He predicts wars worldwide and complains Europe drifts toward disaster while declaring democracy irrelevant and calling for saviors. Fielding H. Yost studies Indian wars as a hobby.
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Bus Schedule Tifton Moultrie Bainbridge Cairo Midpoints
Eastern time schedule shows buses from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediates at 9 00 am and 6 45 am with departures to Moultrie Tifton and intermediates at 10 50 am and 3 00 pm.
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Two Terrorists Executed by Fascists in Rome
At dawn in Rome two Italian terrorists Domenico Bovone and Angelo Sbardellotto were executed by firing squad at Fort Bravetta. Five hundred black shirts saluted as the condemned, bound astride chairs, received their death sentences. Sbardellotto refused a royal pardon while Bovone requested one but was denied.
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