Eugene Rainey dies suddenly at his Dawson home
Eugene Leigh Rainey 73 chairman of the Georgia Prison Commission died at his Dawson home after returning from an inspection in Tattnall county. He had suffered a prior stroke two years ago and served 23 years on the prison board. He owned the Dawson News and held multiple local and state offices. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs Brady Skelton of Atlanta, a son Clement F. Rainey, and two grandchildren. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Eugene Leigh Rainey
Georgia Prison Commission
Tattnall County
Rainer
Prison Commission
Dawson News
Perry
Mary Fila Symmes
Judge Rainey
Dawson Board of Education
Terrell County
Milledeeville
Joseph MM. Brown
State Prison Commission
R. ©. Davison
Jidee Rainey
Brady Skelton
Atlanta
Clement F. Rainey
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Borah Open to Sixth Term in U S Senate Candidacy
Veteran Idaho statesman William E Borah signaled willingness to seek a sixth term in the U S Senate while reserving reservations on national race matters. He told party officials by letter he would exercise full freedom of discussion on national candidates.
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Raivke Tiaka Seme
Tiaho
Vartadreaeten
William E. Jora
Bellows of Defiance Mark Labor Reform Clash in Paris
Paris June 19 The Senate enacted the last of Premier Leon Blum s labor measures approving the 40 hour work week amid rightist opposition. Four armed leagues rejected official commands while the fold ed arms strike persisted with over 200 000 workers off the job and violence largely absent.
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Paris
France
Theix de Feuisiere Cross
League For French Solidarity
Young Patriots
Senate
Leon Blum
Coughlin Awaits Possible Third Party Entry News
In New York on June 19 the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin said a third party presidential candidacy may be disclosed by one of three men. He expected an announcement from New York Boston or Washington by 4 p.m. E T. If announced he would broadcast an endorsement at 9 45 p.m. E T. on CBS.
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New York
Charles E. Coughlin
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Father Coughlin
CBS
Newspapers Dominate National Advertising in 1935
New York reports the American Newspaper Publishers Association finds newspapers capturing the largest share of ad spending in 1935 with $134.44 million out of $231.1 million across newspapers magazines and chain broadcasts. Food autos and tobacco lead advertiser groups, nine of eleven top auto firms boosted newspaper spend, and newspapers command major portions in alcohol and rail sectors.
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New York
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Salinists Studying Secrets of the Sun After Eclipse View
Moscow reports scientists observed the sun during a brief eclipse spanning from the Mediterranean to the Sea of Japan. Expeditions raced across the Soviet Union at 2000 miles per hour as the totality zone passed, with pictures taken, spectrographic studies conducted, radio tests run, and efforts to test Einstein theory.
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Mediterraneaan
Sea of Japan
Soviet Union
Pine Grove Social Notes From Area Residents
Mrs G Dekle and Mrs C C Carter returned from Atlanta after visiting relatives. Herman Reddick and family and Miss Wessie Reddick of Jacksonville joined Mr and Mrs J D Chastain for a Sunday visit. T A Carlton visited Moultrie last Wednesday. M L White visited Thomasville Wednesday. Mrs Mollie Suber is recovering after a serious operation at Archbold Hospital Thomasville. I S Hardy left for Los Angeles to visit her sons J V and Anderson Hardy. EF Suber and Geo Suber hosted guests last Sunday afternoon. Miss Rubye Rehberg is spending...
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G. Dekle
C. C. Carter
Atlanta
Herman Reddick
Betty
Bobby
Wessie Reddick
Jacksonville
S. D. Chastain
T. O. Chastain
Thomasville
J. D. Chastain
T. A. Carlton
Moultrie
M. L. White
Mollie Suber
Archbold Hospital
I. S. Hardy
Los Angeles
Cal
A J. V
Anderson Hardy
Local Social Roundup and Church News in Spring Hill
A weekend of visits and hospitality across Spring Hill and nearby towns features Mrs. Cleo Suber and the Beckham family, plus relatives from Atlanta and Moultrie. Church attendance at Pine Forest drew locals including Mr. Otis Brinson and Mr. Homer, with John Drake of Bainbridge slated to preach Sunday at 1 14 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Homer
Pine Forest
Dewey Long
D Odum
W. C. Hola
John Drake
Bainbridge
Spring Hill
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