O Kelley Pushes End to All Property Taxes in Georgia
Griffin Georgia June 20 O Kelley a Democrat candidate for governor spoke at the Spalding county courthouse in favor of abolishing general state taxes on property and using automobile license tax revenue for state expenses. He argued this would boost home ownership, stabilize real estate loans, and urged road work and federal aid while supporting prohibition.
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O Kelley
Griffin
Hoke O’kelley
Atlanta
Lena Albrumoniie
Heese
Spalding County
Steve Wallace
Spalding
O’kelley
University of Georgia
Citi
Co. Georgia
O'Kelley
Josmo da
S Am
Georgia
United States
O'Nelley
General State Treasury
General Treasury
O'Whelley
Eighteen Dead in South During the Week End
A blistering weekend across the south left eighteen fatalities from accidents. Florida led with five deaths, Mississippi four, Virginia and Tennessee three each, and Georgia South Carolina Louisiana one each.
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Atlanta
South
Florida
Mississippi
Virginia
Tenniscve
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Dewey McIntosh
Clade McIntosh
Ivan Rowlan
Yancey County
North Carolina
Yennessee Mountains
M. H. Duncan
Burrell Hancock
Sebring
Fla
Henry Peterson
Florida Keys
Aida Roguer
Asuana Bidelle
Tampa
Louis L. Collins
Miami
Archie Whitten
Shreveport
O. J. Nichols
Asheville
N. C
Spartanburg
S. C
Ocean View
Frank Little Thurman
Alvin F. Abbott
Norfolk
William Eache, Jr
Newport News
Kenneth Ivy
Philadelphia
Miss
Wiggins
Fred Phillips
J. B. Alexander
W. P. Ferguson
Hattiesburg
Davis and Tipton Seek Thomas County Seats in 1932
Two candidates publish political statements for the Thomas County legislature race. Thomas Tipton calls for salary reform and local option referendums while Fred Scott endorses tax relief and referendums, pledging to discuss plans with voters during the campaign.
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Thomas County
Fred Scott
Robison Announces Candidacy for Thomas County Representative
Joe E. Robison Jr announces his Democratic primary bid for Thomas County Representative. He pledges support for government economy and rejects extra state-wide proposals, aiming to abolish officer fee systems, consolidate Tax Receiver and Tax Collector into a salaried Tax Commissioner, and push local reforms pending primary rules.
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Tax Payers League
Joe E. Robison, JR
Thomas County
For Sheriff To the People of Thomas County
John A Cobb announces his run for Sheriff of Thomas County in the runoff to be held Wednesday June 28. He thanks supporters from the first primary and states Herbert Rehberg will serve as chief deputy and jailer if elected.
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Thomas County
Thos. K. Davis
Tami
Herbert Rehberg
Rebbers
John A. Cobb
Second death in Atlanta hold up nets $5
Atlanta Ga June 20 A second death has followed a holdup that netted the bandit five dollars. W D Hamilton cafe manager who was shot June 9 while grappling with a robber died yesterday. Earlier G C Moon salesman shot as he fled had already died.
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Atlanta
W. D. Hamilton
G. C. Moon
Judge Jones Urges Support in Thomas County Election
Judge William M. Jones runs for re election as Ordinary of Thomas County after finishing first in the initial primary but falling short of a majority by about 250 votes. He appeals to voters to support him on the 29th, notes his age and duties, and promises no personnel changes if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Grand Jury and
Taxpayers League
Georgia
Thomas County
Thomas Tipton
William M. Jones
Times-Enterprise Today
Judge Jones
Auto Electrical Work Promises Low Cost Service
Auto electrical service promotes honest pricing and prompt return of vehicles. Hurst and May advertise phone contact for quick, affordable repairs.
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Hurst & May
Borah Declines Support for Hoover in Senate Speech
Senator Borah, long a Hoover ally in the 1928 campaign, told the Senate he will not support President Hoover for re election under the Chicago convention platform.
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Borah
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Chicago
House Advances on Economy Bill Amid Pay Cut Debate
Washington June 20 The House moves toward decision on whether to back President Hoover's furlough plan or a flat ten percent salary cut to trim government payroll. Senate already approved the furlough. Savings range from 80 to 112 million, totaling up to about 187 million with new taxes due tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
Campsites At Hart's Mill Host Ochlocknee Youths
A four day camping trip near Barnetts Creek in Ochlocknee Georgia drew girls and boys from the area. Despite Monday rain the group enjoyed fishing swimming and boating under strict supervision. Participants included Frances Rogers Dorothy Groover Miriam McMillan Ann Smith Imogene Smith Hoke Braswell Oliver Riley with visitors C I Groover Evelyn Groover Frances Groover Kathleen Groover and Geo Howell.
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Ochlocknee Ga
Harts Playground
Barnetts Creek
Cairo-Thomasville
A. T. Hart
Frances Rogers
Dorothy Groover
Miriam McMillan
Ann Smith
Imogene Smith
Swellsewyer
Hoke Braswell
Oliver Riley
C. I. Groover
Evelyn Groover
Frances Groover
Kathleen Groover
Geo, Howell
Local visitors and schedule changes fill Thomasville week
Mr J R Jones of Montgomery visits for a short business while E V Deaton of Columbus spends the weekend in Thomasville. Macon and Pittsburgh guests join Mrs Richardson and Mr Slater at Highlands and local residents welcome many travelers. Coleman Motor Lines alters schedules with new Thomasville departures at 6 00 am 12 40 pm and 10 50 pm.
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E. V. Deaton
Columbus
Thomasville
Coleman Motor Lines
Tallahassee
Atlanta
Union Bus Station
Birmingham guest joins sister here for visit
Mr. Jack Greer of Birmingham is the guest of his sister Mrs Walter Dix here for a short stay. Mrs T E Isaacs left Sunday for Savannah to spend about ten days with friends.
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W. M. Watts
Atlanta
John A. Korman
Son of
Washington
Jack Greer
Birmingham
Walter Dixon
T. E. Isaacs
Savannah
Greek American restaurant hosts guests and local chatter
The notice lists visitors in town including Mr and Mrs Donald R Stuart and daughters of Savannah staying with Mrs J W Turner. Mr Maynard Rees of Boston returns from a Florida fishing trip. Raymond MacKendree back from Presbyterian College after a year with honors in journalism. Hi Y and Tri Y plan a meeting at the Y M C A with buses from Thomasville to Atlanta tonight.
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Donald R. Stuart
Savannah
J. W. Turner
Maynard Rees
Boston
Carabelle
Fla
Raymond MacKendree
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S. C
MacKenree
Hiv
Truy
Hi-Y
Tri-Y
Few Veterans Attend Bonus March Meeting in Thomasville
Only five or six veterans appeared at Byrd's Cafe to hear about joining the Bonus Army to Washington. Two were ready to depart with packs, but overall turnout was low, suggesting the senate's failure to pass the bonus bill discouraged many from making the trip.
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Thomasville
Washington
Byrd
West Jackson Street
Senate
Thomas County
Gorham Garrison Thanks Voters for Support
County School Superintendent J Gorham Garrison thanks voters after a narrow 14 vote loss in the reelection bid. He states retirement after his current term on January first, 22 years with Thomas county schools ending, and his intent to support education as a private citizen and pursue ministry. He congratulates his opponent Mr Nichols and wishes him success.
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Thomas County
Nichols
County Surveyor Bishop Thanks Voters for Support
E. E. Bishop expresses appreciation for the record vote in the recent primary and pledges to show continued public service quality.
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E. E. Bishop
Sam Joines Thanks Voters After Sheriff Primary
Sam B. Joines thanks voters for support after an unsuccessful sheriff primary in PIRKIMAR. He expresses gratitude to many county friends and community figures including Charles Hancock Ralph Groover Mason Harold Clark Lowell Clark C. C. Smith and Rev Swell Sawyer.
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Sam
Pirkimar
Charles Hancock
Ralph Groover
Mason
Harold Clark
Lowell Clark
C. C. Smith
Swell Sawyer
Moore's Feed & Flour Store Announces Low Prices on Feeds
Mrs. AT Nunnally and Dr Ion Talbot Nunnally III with Mrs. W J Upchurch return from Raiford North Carolina after ten days. The notice highlights lowest feed prices for cows horses and poultry at Moore's Feed & Flour Store.
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Moore's Feed & Flour
AT. Nunnally
Ion
Talbot Nunnally, III
W. J. Upchurch
Raiford
N. C
West Jackson St
Special Summer Courses and Local Price Update
A local notice lists new summer courses with monthly tuition and a contact number. It also reports a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. G R Carter hosted by relatives from Madison and Ellebelle. New lower prices are posted for men's and ladies shoes including half soling, rubber heels, and lifts with delivery service available.
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Ladie
Ball’s
Jerger
Thom asville District Methodist Conference Set in Pelham
The Thom asville District Methodist Conference will convene in Pelham at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday for two days with services led by Rev. Osgood F. Cook and Rev. John M. Cutler among others. Col. C. L. Shepard will address the business session and the district expects a strong showing across church work.
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Meigs
Thomasville
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Pelham Methodist Church
Pelham
John Sharpe
District Missionary Institute
Ed F. Cook
Virevile Methodist Church
Macon
O. B. Chester
Blakely Methodist Church
John M. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Waycross
C. L. Shepard
Fort Valley
Osgood F. Cook
Violet Sharpe death mystery discussed in Commons
In London on June 20 the house of commons debated Violet Sharpe's death. Brigadier General Clifton Brown claimed her parents believe she killed herself due to police investigation methods linked to the Lindbergh baby case. Officials said no report had yet arrived from the New York consul general.
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Violet Sharpe
London
House of Commons
Clifton Brown
New Jersey
Morrow
Fagtwood
Home Affairs
New York
Roosevelt Nomination Hints Size of Delegates in Play
The article notes Roosevelt with 563 pledged votes as Indiana polls minutes away, and outlines nominations and floor managers for Roosevelt and Governor Ritchie. It describes campaign rotations, leadership shifts, and upcoming committee hearings as the Democratic convention moves toward decision.
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New York
Roosevelt
Indiana
Arthur F. Mullen
Nebraska
Mack
Ritchie
Maryland
Robert B. Ennis
Baltimore
Tydings
Richard F. Cleveland
Howard Bruce
William G. McAdoo
Garner
Tom Connally
Texas
Farley
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Executive Committee
Walsh
Montana
Resolutions Committee
National Committee
Farley Sees Democratic Convention Taking Strong Prohibition Stance
Farley stated he does not believe the democratic convention will pussyfoot on prohibition. He argues the party will adopt a firm policy, signaling a clear position on alcohol control at the upcoming gathering.
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Farley
Democrats discuss platform at Senate meeting before convention
A group of Senate Democrats met in Senator Hull's office to discuss the party's prohibition and economic platform declarations. No agreement emerged as attendees including Walsh Montana George Georgia Pittman Nevada Dill Washington Harrison Mississippi Byrnes South Carolina Bankhead Black Alabama considered Dill's repeal of the 18th amendment. Hull plans to depart for Chicago tomorrow as preparations for the convention continue.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Hull
D. Tenn
Chicago
Walsh
Montana
George
Georgia
Pittman
Nevada
Dill
Harrison
Mississippi
Byrnes
South Carolina
Bankhead
Black
Alabama
Roosevelt
New York
Scrambled Puzzle Clues Across The Page
A fragmented crossword style list shows entries with numbers and partial hints including hog thighs, zodiac sign, Egyptian god, clothing article, Hawaiian dish, self reference, musical instrument, and vegetables. The grid-like clues mix and match odd spellings and stray letters for a miscellaneous word play section.
Puzzle Clues and Answers From Saturday's Grid Aims
A compact list of crossword puzzle prompts and solutions including pronouns symbols and phrases. Entries cover items such as tantalum symbol Ta and various clue numbers 39 through 89 with notes on definitions and wordplay.
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H. N. Lord
First
National Institute of Violin
Rose Theatre
WM. M. Jones
Ochlocknee
Hart's Mill
J. R. Jones of
Montgomery
M. W. Richardson
Percival Slater
Highlands, N. C
N. L. Black
New York City
Mrs
A. H. Meyer
Pittsburgh
Mr. M. C. Austin of
J. L. Walker
T. E. Hurst
Sarah Helen Hurst
Birmingham, Ala
Clara NeSmith
Barwick
Ruth Booker
Rudolph Bell
Fort Barrancea
Pensacola
Lila Jackson
R. D. Elder
R. G. Jackson
Ethel D. Silva
Joe Mathis
Manchester, Ga
A. G. Warren
H. E. Crittenden
Union “Springs
Ala
E. B. McGuire
Lula Baker
Remington, Ave
S. Alred
Gorham Garrison
J. Gorham
Usiniog
Sam B. Jomes
School of Commerce
C. F. Rehberg
Ellebelle
W. L. Sherrod
Edgar Stewart
Madison, Fla
J. 5. Carter
L. P. Carter
G. R. Carter
Methodist Conference
J. B. Beasley
Garrison Motor Co
S. Crawford St
Thomasville Ga
Titus Motors, Inc
Griffon
Times-Enterprise
Empire Furniture Store
Times
Enterprise
Southern Investment Co
Brighton Bridy
Palace Make
C. K. C. Ausley
American Cafe
Chas. L. Padgett
Mobile Business College
Mobile
Ruth Clark
Cecil Street
Underwood
Albany
Times Enterprise
Jesse J. Gainey
Windy City
Pare One
Loomis St
J. H. Walker
Smith Avenue
Louis Lewitt
S. Broad
Call B. L. Brewton
F. L. Bradshaw
Carl
Chief Cook
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