Thomasville Board Minutes Detail School Budget and Curriculum Changes
The Thomasville Georgia Board of Education met June 16 1933 with most members present. They approved insurance handling changes and monthly policy checks, authorized repairs and cost estimates for the East Side school and two colored buildings, and limited foreign languages to Latin and French after 1933 34. They discussed summer school enrollment, authorized four year old typewriter exchanges, and adopted a card only admission for the high school auditorium. The treasurer certified May 1933 accounts and bills were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Watt
Jerger
Board of Education
W. Lewis Wilson
Fletcherville
Nichols
Thomas County
Thomasville
State of Georgia
Smith_ Hughes
Aberbesenebe
Apee Denne Naseree
Ser Eee Tenance Eee
Iejsuriesa
Statement of affairs for closed Peoples Bank outlined
W C Patterson liquidating agent outlines the bank's liabilities and assets at closing. The report shows total liabilities 239,133.09 with assets 266,105.97, a net surplus of 26,972.88 subject to stockholder return. After adjustments and set-offs, funds realized total 46,394.91 with disbursements including audit fees attorney fees and 15 percent dividend to depositors.
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W. C. Patterson
Peoples Savings Bank
Kk. R. Jerger
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Jerger
Watc
Mons
Gcoyers Groe
Mentally Deficient Youth Charged With Plot on Roosevelt
Watertown New York June 21 a 20 year old youth named Joseph Doldo arrested on charges of attempting to send a crudely made bomb to President Roosevelt last February. He told authorities he did it for fun and admitted the attempt.
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Watertown
N. Y
Roosevelt
Joseph Doldo
Nazi raids collapse nationalist party in Germany
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler's regime raids nationalist party headquarters killing one man in Frankfort on the Oder. Dr. Alfred Hugenberg's organizations are dissolved and youth group Bismarck Bund suppressed as fighting units dissolve across Saxony Oldenburg Württemberg East Prussia and Berlin with numerous arrests.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Frankfort- On-The-Oder
Hugenberg
London
Hitler
Germany
Reichstag
Bismarck Bund
Saxony
Free State of
Oldenburg
Wurttemberg
East Prussia
Prussia
Col Roscoe Turner Enters Air Races
Los Angeles on June 21 Colonel Roscoe Turner Hollywood ace and 1932 Harmon Trophy winner was officially entered in the national air races to be held here July 1 Turner holds the New York to Los Angeles record of 12 hours 33 minutes and is backed by Pasadena publisher Thomas M World War I veteran
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Hollywood
Turner
Thomas m
Pasadena
Village visitors and notices fill local page
Local column lists numerous business visitors to the city from Macon Jacksonville Albany Leesburg Lakeland and Atlanta. Events include travel to California dancing camp assignments and a funeral. A Georgia Insurance Agents meeting is announced for Albany with dates June 23 24. A theft case against Fred Woodward a local Negro is held over for city court.
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Georgia Association of Insurance Agents
Albany
Springs
T. T. Caldwell
Goldstein
Fred Woodward
Mr. H. Goldstein
North Broad Street
Iowa Votes 3 to 2 in Wet Landslide for Repeal
Des Moines reports 2,304 of 2,435 precincts counted show 368,691 for repeal and 242,612 against. Governors and officials reacted as Iowa’s rural counties split while cities along the Mississippi favor repeal. WCTU president Ella Boole lamented the result but cautioned repeal may not be ratified by enough states yet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Herring
J. W. Graves
Iowa Prohibition Emergency Committee
New York
Ella A. Boole
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Mississippi River
Cirys
Buck brothers bid for ransom case collapses in court
Cyril Buck fainted on the witness stand as he testified for the defense in Barnstable superior court in the Cape Cod kidnapping case involving Margaret Peggy McMath. The trial began with his attorney Willard Carleton presenting the defense after Peggy McMath described her ordeal to jurors.
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Cyril Buck
Peggy McMath
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Barnstable Superior Court
Willard Carleton
Cyril
Carleton
Edward F. Hanity
Cape Cod
Harwich Center Grammar
Betty
Neil C. McMath
McMath
Agencies Hear Plans for Georgia Acreage Reduction
Agencies interested in Georgia cotton acreage reduction gathered in Athens on June 21 to hear federal plans for obtaining pledges from farmers and other details. The meeting was called by Dr. J. Phil Campbell of the University of Georgia extension service. Present were extension staff, the state department of agriculture, railroad agricultural agents, and W. W. Larsen from the crop production loan office.
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Athens
Georgia
J. Phil Campbell
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
University of Georgia
State Department of Agriculture
W. W. Larsen
Crop Production Loan Office
Roosevelt Confers With House on Cruise to New Hampshire
President Roosevelt, aboard the vessel Bills, received a painting of the Gertrude L. Thebaud from Captain Ben Pine. Betsy Roosevelt and other wives joined the party as Stephen T. Early carried messages between the president and officials. The sailing resumed shortly after 11 o clock for a cruise toward Little Harbor near Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for the night.
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Betsy
James Roosevelt, Jr
Paul Rust
George Briggs
John Cutler
Stephen T. Early
Ben Pine
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Pine
Washington
Roosevelt
Little Harbor
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Cotton Spinning in May Reflects Revival of Trade
May activity shows 17,189,090 active in 10 cotton states from 19,046,296 total. April figures were 16,752,042 active of 19,951,214 and May last year 16,030,742 active of 19,144,778. Total spindle hours 6,506,142,110 averaging 342 per spindle. Georgia and Alabama lead with high hours and per-spindle averages noted.
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Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
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Bank of Thomasville
Little
Hansell Watt
Certified Public Accountant
Wms. Bldg
School Service Co
Lee Kelly
Stegall’s
B. B. Broughton
Inman Drug Co
Clint W. Lee Co
J. F. Riggs Pub. Co
Thomasville Laundry
E. R. Jerger
B.B. Broughton
Closed Peoples Bank
Nationalist Party
Col
J. C. Porter of
Macon
C. W. Norton of
Jacksonville
Ralph Coleman
B. L. Brewton
Mr. S. A. Fields
Leesburg, Fla
E .L. Jordan of
J. T. Patterson
Atlanta
Sarah Henry
Lakeland, Fla
J. G. King
Woody
Charles N. Walker, Jr
California
Sacramento
San Diego
Clayton Lindsey
Americus P. Hoagland
Mrs. Lindsey
J. N. Walker
Clay St
Bettina Silva
Camp Dixie
Clayton
Miss Silva
Cecil Birdsey
Robert O. Hargrave
Bertha Arnold
Ripon
Wisconsin
W. D. Hargrave
L. A. Williams
C. W. Turner, Jr
City
J. E. Brooks of
Savannah
E. Clay St
Ethel D. Sliva
Annette Sullivan
Thomson, Ga
Robt. Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
R. Birdsey
S. B. Hummell of
Della Towne
Selma
W. Jackson
L. D. Goodwin
Mack Lee Crawford
Toccoa
J. M. Crawford
Peggle
Forrest
Valdosta
Frances Belvin
Miss Belvin
Jacksonville Beach
Florida
New Jersey
Delaware
Nevada
Illinois
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Scquampshire
Buck Brothers
Troy Company, Inc
French Dry Cleaner
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