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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1937

Page

2

Mediation board forms to probe steel strike efforts

A three member mediation panel named by Secretary Perkins meets in Cleveland to assess a strike costing about 750000 dollars daily. The board lacks compulsion and faces uncertainty as steel firms and the CIO show limited willingness to mediate. Railway officials consider safety as a factor in any movement of shipments. A Johnstown citizens group calls for no compromise to end the standoff.

Cleveland Perkins Charles P. Taft HU Lloyd K. Garrison University of Wisconsin Edward F. McGrady Labor Department Steel Alexander F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railway Youngstown Warren Canton Pennsylvania Johnstown

State Highway Department Opens Bids on New Projects

Atlanta June 18 bids were opened by the State Highway Board on road and bridge projects costing more than 1 750 000 in federal and state funds. A July 2 letting will allocate remaining 1936 federal funds before lapse. Apparent low bidders include Dougherty County Albany 513 miles of surface treated road Monroe street 40 635 98 Carlton Contracting Company. Grady County bridge Barretts Mill Creek Cairo Pelham 10 867 50 Crummey and Crummey Rochelle. Jefferson County 449 miles graded road Midville Wadley 47 271 57 W F Scott and Company Thomasville. Mitchell County 244 miles surface treated road Catro Pelham 12 888 93 William F Bowe Jr Augusta. The roster notes a Chicago mass meeting where Lieut Gov Thomas Kennedy of Pennsylvania spoke in place of John L Lewis of the CIO.

Atlanta State Highway Board Dougherty County Monroe Street Albany Carlton Contracting Company Grady County Barrett’s Mill Creek Cairo- Pelham Crummey Rochelle Jefferson County Midville-Wadley W. F. Scott & Company Thomasville Mitchell County

Camp Frances Scouts Share Busy Weekend Plans

Our notes from Camp Frances describe Pa Pringle and other fathers planning a Sunday visit and a grand banquet. Cooks Addie and Pauline rested as campers bought hot dog suppers with leaf money while 38 leaf varieties were identified.

Phett Pringle Pa” Pringle Pas Bill Bail Inman Canty Pace Greene Alday Addie Pauline Betty Komarak

County Boards Are In and Social Security Push

State department informs county commissioners and welfare boards to appoint a county director immediately so county departments can operate by July 1. The social security board in Washington will approve the employment qualifications and reserves the right to withdraw approval of any board.

State Department Social Security Board Washington State Rct Richmond Tift Murdaugh Colquitt O. B. Allen W. T. Bell Schley Perry N. W. Folsome T. W. Coleman

Cairo Notes: Atlanta Bride-Elect Visits and Local Guests

Miss Alexandra Bell visits Cairo as she visits Miss Ann Jeter a popular Atlanta bride elect. Mr and Mrs Floyd Searcy and their son are guests of Dr and Mrs W M Searcy this week. Mrs Frank Massey leaves for Atlanta for a three month beauty culture course. Mrs L L O Kelly Ruth O Kelly and Kathryn Ham visit in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Frank Montgomery announce the birth of a son June 16 Cairo Hospital. Mrs A W Rehberg and Mrs J H Colier with Yvonne Miller Lakeland Fla and Carolyn Rehberg spend a day at Carrabelle Beach.

Cairo Alexandra Bell Ann Jeter Atlanta Jeter Floyd Searcy W. M. Searcy Frank Massey L. L. O’kelly Ruth O’kelly Kathryn Ham Thomasvile Frank Montgomery Cairo Hospital A. W. Rehberg J. H. Colier Yvonne Miller Lakeland, Fla Carolyn Rehberg Carrabell Beach

Amelia Earhart Confronts Monsoon Over Burma

Amela Earhart, stranded by a dead wireless, fought a fierce monsoon for two hours near Akyab Burma before turning back and returning safely with her round the world monoplane.

Akyab Burma Amela Earhart

Georgia Officials Outline Social Welfare Board Plans

Herty and Chapman addressed livestock and welfare topics at a Georgia meeting. Murdaugh described county boards selecting local directors who apply to the state board for employment, with qualifications based on county population and specific education and work experience requirements.

Local visits and health updates fill Thomasville notes

Mrs. J. R. Dekle returns to Tampa visiting Judge Hopkins. Mr. R. L. McMichael of Atlanta calls on Mr. Paul Davis as Davis recovers from appendicitis at home. Miss Margaret Huggins and companions begin an extended Canada trip. Sarasota visitors with grandmother Stella Rowe join Thomasville friends. Joe Madre of Greenville travels in Boston and Thomasville to visit relatives. Mrs. Wade of Quitman and sister visit, Wade recovering from eye surgery. Dr. Robert K. Wilson’s birth announced in Dothan. George W. Self Jr. returns to UGA for summer school. J. C. Folsom visits Tampa. Marginal travel by Miss Marjorie Self to Providence. P. W. Chapman of Atlanta among visitors. Katherine Hicks travels to Sarasota. Grace Massey Eva Nell Wilson to Washington. Mrs. Jack Love and children visit Savannah. Master Wayne Weeks recovering from tonsillectomy. C. C. Pittman undergoes major operation and expected to recover. Mrs. J. B. White and Barbara White in Savannah with Joe White aboard U S S Decatur.

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T. A. Futch Howe. Co., Inc South Broad St Mediators State Highway Department Grady Scott Chicago Thomas Kennedy John L. Lewis Soudy Broad St Thomasville, Ga Camp Frances Lorene Johnson Mountaineers Indians Jacqulin Andrews Robin Hood Gang Arthur Little Ochlocknee Anne New York Camp Andree Mrs. Callaway Mary Callaway Mrs. Little Willie Ann Eidson Gladys Pace Margaret Watt Gertrude Heller Alice Dickey Barbara Kincaid Emily Virginia Tuck Virginia Social Security Police Fire Department Fen Plant Sheriff's Office Amelia State Department of Public Welfare Baldwin, Clarke, Dougherty Floyd Hall Wlfare A. G. Robinson Remer Singletary E. D. Barrow Thomas Horne Baker G. L. Davis J. C. Odom Roy Rogers Mrs. Toy Adkins P. G. Wilkerson Brooks D. T. Morrison R .E. Bower R. R. Denson L. A. Smith W. L. Ingram Decatur Herty and Chapman North DR. Chapman Georgia Vestock P. H. Ward Herty Henry Grady Nature 4H Club State Agricultural College Legion Home Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary Drs. Herty and Chapman Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce and Woman’s ‘Junior Chamber of Commerce Joe Robison, Jr Florence Ferrell Lee Kelly Bainbridge E. F. Vickers Vickers Coleman F. M. Holbrook Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce J. S. Weathers Marshal Mayes Messrs J. M. Kemp Joan W. Burroughs Pelham Fred Hand Pelham Business Men P. W. Reddick The Pavo News Supt Hoke Davis Pavo Schools Metcalfe Elmer Horne J. R. Dekle Tampa, Fla H. W. Hopkins R. Lt. McMichael of Paul Davis Margaret Huggins Huggins Barrow Canada East Katherine, Jeanne and Ann Rowe Sarasota Stella Rowe Eddie Lewis W. Jackson Joe Madre Greenville S. C Boston Mary Wade Quitman John C. Vaughn Mrs. Wade Robert K. Wilson Dothan Ala Robert Kemp Wilson, Jr George W. Self, Jr University of Georgia At Athens J. C. Folsom Marjorie Self Providence, R. I George W. Self P. W. Chapman of J. D. Butler Duallen, Fla City Katherine Hicks A. W. Knapp Fla Grace Massey Eva Nell Wilson Washington, D. C Jack Love Dorothy Jack Rae Mixson Cathleen Wheatley Savannah Wayne Weeks C. C. Pittman J. B. White Barbara White Joe White U. S. S. Decatur Vogue Millinery Department
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