Roosevelt Couple Wed In Simple EpIscopal Bishop Officiated
John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark married in Valiant Massachusetts at noon in an ancient church by the sea. The President and Mrs. Roosevelt watched from a front row as the couple exchanged vows and began a honeymoon likely to Campobello and Bermuda.
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Copeland Dies After Strain From Session
Senator Royal Copeland dies at 7 45 p m in New York after a general circulatory collapse complicated by kidney ailment His death follows that of Representative Gasque Services will be held in Suffern New York with a funeral party and delegation from Congress Roosevelt and Wagner express condolences Copeland a physician and journalist rose to prominence in public health politics and faced opposition as a Tammany candidate last fall in New York City
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Wagner
New York
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Camp Blasts Big Business in Georgia Senate Fight
Lawrence S. Camp in Jonesboro declares the central issue of the Georgia Senate race is the clash between big business and the people. He argues the economy suffered from the Supreme Court’s agriculture act ruling and opposes Senator Walter F. George's stance on the governmental reorganization bill. Camp labels the GOP behind George and warns of attempts to derail Roosevelt’s agenda.
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Dann Leads Gordon in Final of Southern Amateur
Ponte Vedra Beach Fla June 1847 Carl Dann Jr of Orlando took the last five holes in a row to stand five up after 18 holes in the finals against Jennings Gordon of Rome Ga Gordon struggled with irons and chipping while both had ragged play they were square at nine holes The match scorecard shows Dann 72 Gordon 88 after the first 18 holes with leads and totals reflecting early pressure in the title bout
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Japs Report 200 000 Chinese Trapped by Flood
Shanghai reports Japanese authorities say 200000 Chinese are trapped beyond rescue as the Yellow river floods Honan province. The flood covers 1640 square miles, inundating 2000 villages and driving 700000 refugees toward the Yangtze while no abatement is seen.
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Hankow
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Yangtze
Stern aspects of foreign policy to be revealed
Washington reports indicate sterner facets of the Roosevelt Hull policy may appear more often as Congress adjourns. The state department pursues keeping aggressor nations guessing while condemning civilian bombings. the public backs firm warnings without explicit threats.
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French public workers threaten general strike for wage increases
Paris reports show 750000 government workers including railroad telegraph and postal staff urged immediate preparations for a blanket wage rise. The union reacted after Premier Daladier adjourned parliament and declined to use decree powers, risking disruption ahead of a royal visit.
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Mrs Clark Howell Sr Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Tiger Ga
Mrs Clark Howell Sr widow of the late editor of the Atlanta Constitution sustained injuries when her automobile rolled down a 10 foot embankment into a creek near Tiger Georgia. The wreck occurred as her chauffeur lost control while returning from Highlands North Carolina.
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Next Week's Weather for South Atlantic States
Partly cloudy and seasonably warm conditions prevail through the week with occasional scattered afternoon thundershowers in the South Atlantic states.
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Prisoner Hurls Potash at Brooks County Sheriff
Quitman Ga June 18 Physicians treating Sheriff Colin E Clanton of Brooks county after a prisoner yelled and hurled a mix of potash and water into his face during the evening meal The sheriff collapsed after firing at the attacker and is feared to have possibly lost sight in his left eye Doctors said it was unclear whether both eyes could be saved and the attack was carried out by an inmate in the county jail.
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Colin E. Clanton
Brooks County
Albert Tidwell
Clanton
Plan New Armory Building for Georgia National Guard
Five members named to lead Georgia National Guard armory program. Adjutant General Stoddard to seek federal funds of one and a half million dollars. appointees include T. Guy Woolford John A White C Harrold John W Thompson and E R Jerger from The Thomasville Times Enterprise.
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John &K. Stoddard
Georgia National Guard
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Washington
Armory
T. Guy Woolford
John A. White
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Macon
John W. Thompson
Savannah
Eri. R. Jerger
Thomasville
Nazis Raid Jewish Homes and Businesses in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Gestapo ordered a nationwide checkup of Jews in what is described as the greatest anti Jewish action to date. Police raids targeted Jewish homes and businesses with 460 Jews arrested in late May and early June as anti Semitic protests spread and shopfronts were daubed with slogans.
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Gestapo
Impromptu Highway Race for $5 Ends in Fatal Crash
In Jonesboro Ga a 24 year old Atlantan, B Collins, was killed in a triple car collision after an impromptu road race from Atlanta to Jonesboro for a five dollar wager. The crash also injured Mildred Ivey and involved M Peeples and his son Mort Peeples from Chatsworth. The third driver, Tom Hallian, and Mrs Ivey were detained as witnesses.
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B. H. Collins
Ian Sullivan
Mildred Ivey
Tom Hallian
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Sullivan
Weather Forecast by State and Region
South Carolina shows partly cloudy skies with interior thunder showers tonight and Sunday and similar conditions on the coast Sunday. Georgia predicts partly cloudy weather with scattered thundershowers in the north tonight or Sunday and in the south on Sunday. Florida expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers Sunday afternoon and possible activity in extreme south tonight. Northwest Florida foresees cloudy conditions likely followed by local thundershowers tonight and Sunday with gentle to moderate southeast winds.
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Huge program ahead for the next Congress
Washington reports a large agenda for the 76th Congress to convene next January. Railroads, unemployment relief, crop control, tax laws, anti trust revision, governmental reorganization, regional planning and neutrality issues are listed as top priorities, with possible special session discussions.
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