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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
8
New York June 19 police scour Bronx sections after a letter from the slayer naming Harold Bridenbach as the third victim and saying the body will be found along the Boston Post road. Commissioner Mulrooney sent hundreds of officers to search with no new homicide by 9 30 am.
Washington June 19 Senate leaders looked to adjourn next week and back efforts to pass the World War pension bill and the rivers and harbors measure. They aimed to dispose of these by week’s end with session closure soon after. Veterans legislation would be first if a two vote agreement reached, likely passing by nightfall. Chairman Johnson plans speedy termination of the rivers and harbors dispute.
Huge June 17 income tax payments cut a $202 million deficit to $61.95 million as public debt receipts and treasury certificate sales added $543.56 million. The day’s income tax total brings the year to $2.091 billion, far above last year, and supports a likely surplus by year end.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with continued warmer temperatures in the region. Observations show high pressure over the south Atlantic and upper Mississippi Valley, low over New York and western Texas, plus heavy rainfall in the Florida peninsula and scattered showers from eastern Lakes to coast. Jacksonville reports the greatest rainfall at 2.36 inches.
The Goodyear All-Weather Trend offers superior traction and is promoted as the tire of choice for buses and trucks. Dealers invite demonstrations and claim Goodyear tires support more transcontinental and urban transport than any other brand. The copy urges readers that this season is a chance of a lifetime to switch.
James W. Gardner 80 father of Judge B C Gardner of the Albany circuit died in Camilla at his son J D Gardner's home after a lingering illness. Born January 4 1850 in Wilkerson County Georgia he lived in Brooks and Macon counties before moving to Camilla. Survived by three other sons McC Gardner of Camilla O W Gardner and Roy Gardner of Greensboro Fla and two daughters Mrs C P Green and Mrs R L Green of Greensboro. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment in Pava cemetery conducted by Rev M F Garrett of Arlington.
Cayuga Indian woman Lila Jimerson must stand trial again for the murder of Mrs. Clotilde Marchand or plead guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge. Judge Samuel J. Harris ordered the retrial or plea and set a penalty of 20 years to life. The case followed her earlier collapse in court during a failed plea withdraw while tuberculosis weakened her. Gasoline tax revenue collected in Mississippi for May totaled $66218046.
London reports former premier Stanley Baldwin declined Prime Minister MacDonald's invitation to a three party conference on unemployment. He reportedly objected to the government's stance on safeguarding as a remedy amid a looming industrial slump. About 2,000,000 out of work.
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