Bainbridge chosen for Civilian Conservation Camp site
United States Army officers visited Bainbridge this week to survey sites for a large Civilian Conservation Camp in Georgia. Bainbridge was selected as one of several state camps and many boys are expected to attend once established. Cairo prepares for the Thomasville District Methodist Church conference with about 300 delegates expected from eighty seven churches and pastors. Rev. Osgood Cook of Thomasville will preside. Mitchell County Relief Committee reports R F C work paused due to exhausting funds and awaiting new federal relief legislation. A prowler shot at in Quitman as a resident fired at a peeping intruder, who fled and was not located. In Cairo a thunderstorm caused two homes to be struck by lightning, starting fires that were quickly put out with no injuries.
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United State Army
Bainbridge
Georgia
Cairo
Thomasville
The
Methodist Church
Osgood Cook
Quitman
Methodist Church Sunday Services Announced
Reverend Jos S Cook leads morning worship at 10 with special music and a sermon Gratitude. 7:45 p m Young Peoples services and 8 p m evening worship with If I Had a Million Dollars. Sunday School at 10 with Miss Sarah Harley assistant. Midweek prayer 7:45 a m Wednesday and 8:30 p m testimony meeting. Reading room open. public invited.
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Methodist Church
Jos. S. Cook
Sarah Harley
Young Peoples
St Thomas Church Announces No Service
St Thomas Episcopal Church announces no service due to the absence of the rector Rev. Kelp White.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Kelp White
First Baptist Church Schedule and Revival Sermons
At First Baptist Church Pastor T F Callaway leads 10 am Sunday School with M H Goodwin as superintendent offering classes for all ages and a nursery. Men’s Baraca class led by W E Beverly, Young Men’s Bible class by Dr H B Jenkins, Junior Baraca by J K Harper. 11 10 am revival service and 8 30 pm sermon The Crime of Unconcern. Wednesday prayer at 8 30.
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First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Topics
Rev Ansley C Moore leads morning worship at 11 15 with a sermon by the minister. Afternoon programs include Junior Young Peoples meeting at 4 30 and Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 7 with a Young Peoples Vesper Service at 7 00 and an evening sermon at 8 00. Sunday services at 11 30 in the church at Dawson and Washington streets discuss In the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Sunday School at 10 30, reading room at the same address open weekdays 10 to 12 for Bible and Christian Science literature.
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Presbyterian Church
Ansley C. Moore
Young Peoples
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Dawson
Washington Streets
Primitive Baptist Church Notice of Elder Agan Schedule
Elder W. E. Agan, pastor, leads Bible Class Sundays at 10 a m. Preaching occurs every fourth Sunday, Friday night, and Saturday before. Services Friday 8 p m Saturday 11 a m Sunday 11 30 a m and 8 p m all services held.
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Primitive Baptist Church
W. E. Agan
St Augustine Catholic Rev Brennan Pastor Mass Schedule
St Augustine Catholic Church announces Father Thomas A. Brennan as pastor. Masses on the 1st and 2nd Sundays at 11 a.m. with benediction at 5 p.m. Masses on the 3rd and 4th Sundays at 8 a.m. Sunday School follows the mass. Albany parish phone listing included.
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St. Augustine
Thos. A. Brennan
Albany
Nazarene Church Schedules Sunday Services and Activities
The Church of the Nazarene lists 10 a.m. Sunday School led by J. R. Evans, 11 a.m. morning worship, 4:30 p.m. Junior N Y P S with Alma Yarbrough, 7:30 p.m. Senior N Y P S with Rubye Parrish, 8:30 p.m. evangelistic service and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday mid week prayer. Attend the church services.
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Church of the Nazarine
Bruce B. Hall
J. R. Evans
Alma Yarbrough
Rubye Parrish
Church of the Nazarene
Poll Tax Amendment Supersedes City Voting Ordinances
Georgia Attorney General M. J. Yeomans states that the poll tax constitutional amendment adopted by voters last November suspends any city charter or ordinance requiring payment of all taxes to vote. Yeomans said his view is personal since he lacks authority to issue an official opinion without a formal request from the governor or a state department head. He responded to a question from R. H. Hutchinson of Tifton.
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Atlanta
M. J. Yeomans
Georgia
R. H. Hutchinson
Tifton
Yeomans
State Department
Relief work under Reconstruction Finance Corp in Grady County
Cairo reports 175 unemployed men are benefiting from work started by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Five draining projects and road grading are currently under way. Sixteen county projects are being considered, but funds are limited and start dates are unclear.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Grady County
Cairo
Gunfire at Union Station study of Kansas City raid
The article describes a fatal attack at Union Station with a four man gang firing from a moving car. Officer Mike Fanning and taxi driver Charles Moore recall shots from a pump gun and a running board as Nash is placed in a vehicle. Attorney General Cummings orders all law enforcement on the case with J Edgar Hoover directing the federal pursuit.
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Mike Fanning
Charles Moore
Tan
Fanning
Moore
Vetterli
Nash
Luckey
Washington
Cummings
Kansas City
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Frank Nash
Leavenworth Prison
Visitors and residents share news from the city
Louise Ellis of Sarasota visits Miss Lillian Moller while several Alabama and Georgia visitors chat here yesterday. Lois Clark plans a two week Chicago trip for the World’s Fair. Pauline Bell and Blanche Davies arrive and depart for guest engagements. Local residents attend the Auburn Knights dance and Carrabelle Beach outing.
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Louise Ellis
Sarasota, Fla
City
Lillian Moller
Lois Clark
Chicago
Pauline Bell
Albany
Helen Pittman
Wallace plans tax on wheat and cotton programs
Washington reports Secretary Wallace plans a 4 cent a pound processing tax on cotton and broad wheat taxes with a $150,000,000 disbursement target by September. A postponement followed a protest by Senator Smith over tax use and cotton price effects.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Washington
Smith
Millers
R. G. Tugwell
Charles J. Brand
Congress
Public urged to cut hours to restore jobs and lift wages
An industrial program seeks a six hour week with a living wage to spread work among many and boost purchasing power. Officials call for public cooperation and industry unity while codes await approval before taking effect under the president's signature.
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Congress
America
Thomasville City Council Seeks Reconstruction Finance Loan
The June 14 1933 Thomasville city council led by Mayor W E Beverly unanimously adopted a resolution to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a loan of 10200 for pit privy material. Officers were authorized to execute the application and provide required data.
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Dixon
Neel
Chastain
Smith
Watt
Holland
City of
Thomasville
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
D. C
Dnd
Washington, D. C
W. E. Beverly
C. C. Pittman
Clark
D. R. Pringle
P. C. Andrews
European plans meet U S approval not yet given
The article reports on European plans for exchange control to smooth money fluctuations, with expected but uncertain U S approval. It notes a proposed ten percent tariff reduction, bilateral trade aims, and a German colonial memorandum amid a widening World Economic Conference agenda. It mentions new alliance members and a Windsor garden party hosted by King George and Queen Mary.
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Washington
Economic Commission of the Conference
Commission
Argentina
Britain
Roosevelt
Bolivia
Chile
Dominion Republic
Greece
Guatemala
Iceland
Paraguay
Persia
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Turkey
Uruguay
Alfred Hugenberg
Africa
Hugenberg
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Hendryk Colijn
Economic Commission
KI. George
Queen Windsor
Eng
Cordell Hull
Key Pittman
Nevada
James M. Cox
Ohio
Mrs
Cox
Chequers
MacDonald
George
Duke
Dutchess
York
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
Uke of
Gloucester
Prince George
Former Atlanta officer sentenced for Barfield slaying
W. T. Morris, former Atlanta police officer, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Police Lieutenant J. W. Barfield. The jury, after a second conviction, recommended mercy. Barfield was killed in September 1931 while Morris was being taken to police headquarters under arrest.
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Atlanta
Barfield
W. T.morris
Atlanta Police Force
J. W. Barfield
Morris
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