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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
13
Mrs Richard B Russell Sr will serve as Georgia's first lady when son Richard B Russell Jr takes the oath as governor. His sister Carolyn Russell, a student at Agnes Scott College, will be assistant first lady at the executive mansion.
A 4-year-old girl, Louise Hohne, kept alive at King's County Hospital by hour by hour artificial respiration. Doctors said oxygen through a paralyzed throat helped her hold her own and that the treatment must continue until she regains strength.
Washington reports a plan to sail the old frigate Constitution was dropped as the navy lacks crews skilled to sail her. Navy assistant Jahncke says re-commissioning July 1 in Boston will proceed with towing and sails only for display. Full sail set would cost 6 000 to 7 000 dollars.
In Oxford Georgia on June 19 the North Georgia Young People's Baptist Assembly adopted a resolution assailing officials who penalize Americans abroad and denounce the constitution. A second resolution condemned war and pledged support to outlaw it.
In a case involving a seriously ill child, Louise, at home her mother prepared Ome chicken broth hoping nurses could administer it. The family includes four other small children and a mechanic father. The city of New York is paying for the medical treatment.
A May 1 1918 session of the supreme war council at Abbeville saw Clemenceau Milner and Pershing clash over sending American infantry and machine gunners to France. Milner and Lloyd George urged rapid May arrivals, while Clemenceau and Pershing insisted the United States must retain control of its own army and debated extending May allocations into June.
A revised penal code takes effect July 1, outlining a sentence of three to seven years if a relative by blood or marriage kills someone for illicit conduct. The update reflects emerging legal standards across Italy.
New York June 19 Ruth Nichols sustained four damage to her plane during a landing at Floyd Bennett field from Jersey City yesterday on the first leg of her projected solo crossing of the Atlantic. The delay will prevent her leaving before Sunday.
Treasury receipts for June 17 totaled $96,854,449.05 with expenditures of $66,336,115.67 leaving a balance of $438,373,674.24. Customs receipts for the month ending June 17 amounted to $15,677,085.39.
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