Bomb threat hoax shuts capital under nightlong watch
Washington and federal authorities chased a hoax claiming an automobile loaded with explosives headed to the capital to blow up the White House. An all night search of cars yielded no suspect. officials identified the hoaxer, with limited public action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
McH
Secret Service
New York
Maryland
Baltimore
Glassford
W. H. Moran
Youthful crowd energizes Dublin Pre-Eucharistic Congress
Dublin June 21 1924 youth gave a vigorous push for the Pre Eucharistic Congress as children filled churches and streets with excited voters from Ireland and abroad. For 16000 invited guests the garden party organized by the Archbishop of Dublin and the bishops drew strong interest.
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Dublin
St. Aloysius
Ireland
Federal Employees Warned Not To Take Part In Campaigns
Washington June 21 Federal employes were warned by the civil service commission to obey rules prohibiting political participation and to be responsible for the actions of any organization they belong to A public attack on a candidate is a political act and may lead to separation from the service The commission noted joint actions still place guilt on each employee and is reviewing a circular urging opposition to unfriendly congressmen
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Public Service
Othe
Saia Hee Oerve
Federel Employes
American Federation of Labor
Record of Young Hurlers 27 Putouts In One Game
Sylacauga Alabama fans hail Ping Duke as a prep star with 27 putouts in a game He struck out 19, threw out seven at first, and tagged the 27th runner at home in the final outing of his prep career Duke totaled 76 strikeouts in 66 innings and batted .432 this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylacauga
Ala
Ping Duke
Sylacaugans
Page Rube Wadeen
New York Giants
Duke
Virginia boxing captain wins general athletic association seat
Fenton Gentry, Virginia’s boxing captain, won first place in the election for the General Athletic Association executive board.
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Fenton Gentry
Virginia
General Athletic Association
Kansas City Club Shifts to American Plan for Meals
Members of the Kansas City club in the American association formerly received $2.50 daily for meals. Management now provides room and board under the American plan, changing how meals are supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Club
American Association
Ireland Hosts Cardinal Lauri Papal Legate Reception
Cardinal Lauri the papal legate arrived yesterday afternoon and was honored by the Free State with a reception attended by many visiting prelates in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cardinal Lauri
Free State
Borglum Plans to Resume Stone Mountain Work
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum, who began the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial, intends to resume and possibly redo the project at a new site with larger figures for a 35 acre area. He met Atlanta officials and plans to seek a permanent state commission and Governor Russell for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
James L. Key
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Borglum
Texan Speaks for Repeal of the 18th Amendment
William Gibbs McAdoo flew to Chicago as Garner backed repeal, reshaping Democratic plans. McAdoo, a dry candidate and California delegate head, had campaigned for Garner in California where 44 convention votes were pledged to him. He also announced his bid for the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Howard
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Cullen
Tammany
Los Angeles
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Chicago
Washington
John N. Garner
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
United States
Auto Electrical Work From Hurst and May
Auto electrical service offered by Hurst and May promises right work at low cost and prompt return of vehicles. Contact phone number provided as 5.
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Hurst & May
Personal Mentions and Local Notices From Thomasville
A roundup of residents visiting Thomasville and nearby cities includes J J Story of Jacksonville W W Pope of Atlanta C M Anderson of Macon E H Humphreys of Lakeland Fla J W Stone of Pahokee Fla L P Coter of Valdosta C Poundstone of Atlanta H M Reese of Boston and Hammond visitors. Also schedule changes for Coleman Motor Lines and local service ads for plumbing shoes and deliveries. Mrs Joe Neel Eleanor Phillips Eva Mitchell to return from Jacksonville Beach. New location and prices at Sturdivants with delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Motor Lines
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Atlanta
Union Bus Station
Joe Neel
Eleanor Philips
Eva. Mitchell
Jacksonville Beach
Early Baseball Scores From National League Plays
National League games feature Cincinnati, Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit and others. Box scores show runs by inning, pitchers, and home runs by Worthington, Herman, Berger, Stripp, Hei mach, Krein, Moore, Hartnett, Mancuso, and others.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Kolp
Lombardi
Brandt
Spohrer
Worthington
Herman
Berger
Chicago
Philadelohia
Malone
Hartnett
Benge
V. Davis
Krein
Moore
St. Louis
New York
Dean
Mancuso
Mitchell
Hogan
Chaplin Sons Sign Three Year Film Contract
Hollywood June 21 The two young sons of Charlie Chaplin Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr and Sidney Earl Chaplin are to appear in five pictures for Fox Film Company Their mother Lita Grey Chaplin was signed by the studios and the boys will join in Hollywood within weeks from Nice France where they stay with their grandmother Mrs Lillian Grey The contract covers three years
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Fox Film Company
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr
Sidney Earl Chaplain
Nice
France
Lillian Grey
Man Amputates Toe In Bold Self Operatic Act
In Agency Missouri a 52 year old man named Jim Gidden amputated his own right toe. He described constant pain and inflammations prompting the drastic self operation. He performed the amputation at home using a saw and knife to remove the toe next to the big toe.
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Jim Gidden
Vashti School Commencement Program Highlights
The Times Enterprise publishes the Vashti School commencement itemized program for 1932. Recitals include Autumn Idyl, Rockin Time, Trumpeter's Serenade, Under the Mistletoe, Scottish Time and more featuring the Senior and Junior Glee Clubs, Harmonica Band, and named students Ruth Hubbard Betty Marshall Janie Baldwin Ellene Elmore Delores Shaffer.
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Renard
Janie Baldwin
Knox-Rhys-Herbert
Ellen Elmore
Patrick O'Flannigan
Dodge
Engelmann
Kathleen Guest
Gladys Shepherd
MacDowell
Ruth Hubbard
Tangled Tunes
Hulda
Peter—Dodge
Rachmaninoff
Betty Marshall
Hop Sing Wee
Junior Glee Club
Girard Gavette—Fowtley
Katherine Mancini
Alice Childers
Nanalene Johnson
Ann Hardee
Minuet
Ellene Elmore
Claudia Spivey
Delores Shaffer
Valcik—Morjeks
Dvorak—Senior Glee Club
Moonlight— Harmonica Band
Rossini
Class Day Program and Fairy Play at School Event
The 1932 class day program on June 23 features a Salutatory by Grace Pilkinton and a senior chorus. It includes class history, performances of Lucia piano solo, vocal trio, and a fairy play Just Plain Dot about Polly Prime returning Roy after theft.
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Grace Pilkinton
Annie Mae Jordan
Vashti
Caladonia Hutchens
Lucia
Leschensky
Ruth Hubbard
Catherine Coughlin
Ruth Miscally
Hazel McClellan
Mary Alice Bivens
Ball
Willard Thomason
Eva Thorkildson
Dot
Wilson
Willie
Polly Prime
Polly
Little Roy
Manless Manor Comedy Ends in Rural Family Farce
8 00 p m Saturday June 25 1982 seventh grade presents a three act comedy about two sisters coping with a newly married father leaving for Italy They turn their home into a summer hotel with guests including a doctor detective and a poetess A car accident brings an injured man to the house prompting suspicion and a fox trap set by the cook The doctor marries the wounded man and all ends happilyatamente
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Procession
A Sunday evening service on June 26 at 4 00 features processional Largo Handel with Miss Jo Lee Mallory, invocation by Rev Osgood Cook, chorus Praise Ye Jehovah and senior glee club, sermon by Rev Silas Johnson, hymn by congregation, benediction by Rev Johnson, and recessional The King s Highway by the Senior Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largo-Handel
Jo Lee Mallory
Osgood Cook
Robb White
Needlinger
John S. Sharpe
M. E. Church
South
Pelham
Charlotte Dye
Treasure Hunt brings two new members to gang
A three act play shows Chet and Doris eager to join a six member gang led by Ding. The treasure hunt reveals the hidden prize is the two hopefuls proving themselves by enduring outfits torn and a sleeve lost. The scene ends at the gang shack with Chet and Doris joining.
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Chet
Doris
Gypsy Smith
Ding
Senate approves extended stock market probe funding
The Senate authorized continuation of its banking committee stock market investigation to next March 4 with $50,000 more funding. Hearings will pause in summer and resume December while Norbeck notes the inquiry has only touched the borders and cites NYSE president Whitney on 1929 losses. Evidence mentions tax evasion in the Foxx Film case amid broader misconduct.
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Washington
Senate
Banking Committee
Congress
Norbeck
Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Foxx
William Gray
William Foxx
Raskob Takes Up Fight for Alfred E Smith
Roosevelt forces push to nominate New York governor on first ballot with hopes of carrying most New York and Illinois votes. McAdoo joins Smith in opposing old rivals while Farley and other Smith allies prepare for a first ballot surge and a battle over a two thirds rule.
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Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Ernor Roosevelt
New York
Illinois
John F. Curry
Tammany
Roosevelt
Mr. McAdoo
Smith
Garner
California
McAdoo
Congress Hotel
James A. Farley
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Farley
Rooseveltians
Jouett Shouse
Senator Walsh
Montana
Runoff Primary Set for Ordinary Office in Thomas County
Public notice states a runoff primary on Wednesday June 29 between Judge W. M. Jones and R. S. Bob Burch for the Thomas county ordinary seat. Burch pledges impartial hearings and fair judgments per law after evidence is heard.
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Thomas County
W. M. Jones
Court of Ordinary
R. S
Bob) Burch
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Stone Mountain
J. J. Story
Jacksonville
J. W. Pope
S.alred
C. M. Anderson
Macon
E. H. Humphreys
Lakeland, Fla
J. W. Stone
Pahokee, Fla
L. P. Coter
Valdosta
Mr. ©. C. Poundstone
H. M. Reese
J. L. Walker
G. W. Hammond
Clayton Lindsey
School of Commerce
R. C. Freeman
Dalton, Ga
P. J. Pate
W. L. Logan
Ruth Logan
Gainesville, Ga
John F. Parker
S. R. Fenner
Mary Frances and
Ralph Jr
Mrs. W. B. Cochran
D. L. Autrey
Katherine
Sarah
Jean Autrey
Dan Autrey
Kissimmee, Fla
Ladie
Jerger
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Swift
Spencer
Grace
Heimach
Juketorth
Stripp
Cleveland
Brown and Spencer
Russell and Sewell
Philadelphia
Walberg
Cochrane
Gaston
Berry
Detroit
Michaels
Tate
Sorrell and Hayworth
U. K. America
N. B.C
Vashti School
Times-Enterprise
Carrington
Kahn
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