Coast Line officials visit for short time
M H Dorsett new freight traffic manager of the southern division of the A C L Railroad and Hansford Sams assistant general freight agent of the Coast Line toured the area for a brief period. Dorsett previously served as assistant freight traffic manager at Wilmington. O'Donnell arrives new Thomasville Orioles manager from Baltimore to assume duties succeeding Bob Vines. Window glass offered by Neel Bros. Band concert announced Sunday at Vashti in connection with revival services at First Baptist Church.
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Coast Line
M. H. Dorsett
Southern Division
A. C. L. Railroad
Jacksonville
Hansford Sams
Savannah
Dorsett
Wilmington
O'Donnell
Harry O’donnell
Thomasville Orioles
Baltimore
O’donnell
Bob Vines
Vashti
First Baptist Church
Funeral Services for Mrs Owens Saturday in Waycross
The body of Mrs Alice Hinson Owens widow of Walter K Owens will be sent to Waycross tonight for funeral services Saturday at 11 AM at Hinson Funeral Home. She was born in Attapulgus Ga and lived in Thomasville Waycross and Jacksonville. Surviving are three sons two sisters a stepfather and a steps brother.
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Alice Hinson Owens
Walter K. Owens
Waycross
Hinson
Christian Science Church
Attapulgus
Duncan
Elizabeth English Hinson
Alice Mae Hinson
Owens
Thomasville
Jacksonville
Fla
W. M. Hinson
Fort Myers
S. H. Hinnant
S. H. Hinnant, Jr
Miami
Culver Pearson Jordan
Smith Avenue
Boston Methodist Church
T. F. Callaway
Bruce Hall
Boston
Claude Dunn
Homer Williams
Charlie Moore
William Cochran
C. C. Grost
Wayne Wheeler
Jordan
Joseph G
Lula Jordan
Bessie M. McWilliams
B. F. Herring
Band concert moved to Vashti School on Sunday
The concert at the courthouse is canceled and the band will perform at Vashti School on Sunday afternoon at 5:00. Townspeople are invited to attend.
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Court House
Vashti School
Street Tax Extension Authorized in Thomasville
Council extends street tax to June with a 3.00 rate. Beginning July 1 a 4.00 street tax will be collected, per R. J. Hawthorn treasurer of the city of Thomasville.
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Council
R. J. Hawthorn
Treas
City of
Thomasville
Talmadge Publicity Agent For Canton July 4 Speech
Governor Eugene Talmadge acted as his own publicity agent distributing circulars promoting the Canton Georgia July 4 celebration where he will be the principal speaker. The circulars, handed out at the state capitol, feature his portrait and invite attendance to hear him discuss issues facing the American people. It proclaims the nation in a crisis since 1776 and says a Georgia governor will point out dangers to liberties guaranteed by the Constitution.
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The
Nazarene Church
Clyde Rodgers
Rodgers
C. E. Hardy
Jesus
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Canton
Capitol
Georgia
Savannah Confusion Over The Longest Day
Savannah residents debate which day marks the year’s longest daylight. The sun reaches its solstice point at 3 38 a m, but local sunrise and sunset times suggest Saturday June 22 will yield 14 hours 15 minutes, while Sunday June 23 shows 14 hours 6 minutes, making Sunday the longest day in Savannah and vicinity.
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Savannah
Weather Bureau
Tourist City Camp No 43 W O W Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Tourist City Camp No 43 W O W will be held Friday night at 8 30 p m. All members urged to attend. Visiting brothers welcome. Co R Lambert C H Bruce Clerk
Son of Bergoff founder testifies in license case
Earl L. Bergoff, son of the Bergoff detective agency founder, testifies at a hearing to revoke the agency’s state license. He says the agency was blameless in the case of eight men paid for strike breaking during the 1934 Georgia textile strike. He claims Bergoff service bureau, not his father’s detective agency, employed the men and that they were owed two days pay but were paid for four and a half. The 171 strikebreakers left Georgia after martial law was declared and their expulsion.
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First Baptist Church
Roland Leavell
Leavell
Gou
Xan
Dr. Leavell
Christ
Plunket Martin
Martin
S. W. Fleming
Lee Kelly
W. B. Cochran, Jr
Sunny
New York
Earl L. Bergoff
Bergoff Detective Agency
Pearl L. Bergoff
Georgia
Bergoff Service Bureau
Bergoff
Young Texas Democrats Debate Roosevelt Leadership
In Dallas the Texas Young Democrats split over Elliott Roosevelt remaining as first vice president. An anti Roosevelt faction led by Phil Overton plans to push a resolution to remove him, stating action would go to the state executive committee.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Lone Star
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Phil Overton
State Executive Committee
Overton
Amarillo
Virginian Elected New President of Rotary Clubs
Ed R. Johnson of Roanoke Virginia was elected Rotary International president for the coming year at the Rotary convention in Mexico City. He defeated Donato Gaminara of Montevideo by about double the votes, succeeding R L Hill of Columbus Missouri. Michigan State College routed opponents in four home baseball games this season all by one run margins including a comeback from seven runs down.
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Mexico
D. F
Ed R. Johnson
Roanoke
Rotary International
Rotary
Johnson
R. L. Hill
Columbus
International Organization
Donato Gaminara
Montevideo
Uruguay
Michigan State College
Roosevelt hints at stepping aside if others can better serve
In remarks attributed to Roosevelt, he says he would relinquish the office if Overton or others believe someone else could perform the job more effectively. The comment underscores concerns about leadership and possible replacement.
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Roosevelt
Overton
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Mary James Twitty
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Miss Neese
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Patsy
Alice-in-Wonderland
Owl Patrol
Edith
Blanton
Girl Scout
Swannee Sweet Shop
W. G. Oliver
Sylvester
E. C. Oliver
Dr. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Albany
City Fruit CO
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Co. R. Lambert
C. H. E. Bruce
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Royal China
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