Coggeshall Faces Grant in Western Tennis Title Drive
Harris Coggeshall advanced to a quarterfinal clash with Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta as he chases a third western singles title and the 1924 trophy. Coggeshall beat Milton Ruehl 6 3 6 3 while Thane Halsted defeated Nelson McIninch and set up a match with John McDiarmin.
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Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
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Milwaukee
Thane Halsted
Nelson McIninch
Kansas City
John McDiarmin
Fort Worth
Texas
Big field to tee off in intercollegiate golf meet
The National Intercollegiate Golf Championship qualifier starts Monday at the Country Club in Cleveland with a record 123 players from 19 colleges. Walter Emery of Oklahoma defends his title as teams from Georgia Tech Notre Dame Princeton Yale and Harvard are among entrants.
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Boy Killed in Valdosta Auto Collision Near Five Points
A head on crash near Valdosta Five Points injured ten people and killed Emory Dampier, 12, of Valdosta. Survivors include Mrs. Dampier, Mrs. Sims, Bert Dampier, two Dampier children, C P Rouse and son of Ashburn, J E K Ezell of Atlanta, Mrs. Lanier and Mrs. McDonald of Valdosta.
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Many New Faces to Shine in Next Congress Convenes
Washington June 22 4P The 74th Congress will open next January with a record number of new members. A large turnover is certain as members seek Senate or governor posts or retire. So far 32 new names remain on the rolls and the fate of others depends on voters. Partisan forecasts differ with Republicans claiming 40 to 60 Democratic seats may flip while Democratic leaders dismiss the estimate.
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VOLS DEFEAT BARONS TO GAIN EVEN BREAK IN SERIES
Nashville Vols win 8 to 2 over Birmingham to tie their Southern Association matchup at two games each. Speece pitched as Nashville had a 50-30 break in the Birmingham series with Little Rock looming. Atlanta and New Orleans rain halted play in sixth inning. other results: Chattanooga defeated Little Rock 11 to 2.
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Announcements for State Senate and County Posts in Thomas County
Local figures announce bids in the September 12 1934 Democratic primary for state senate districts and county commissioner seats. Candidates pledge school support tax relief economy in county spending and faithful public service across Thomas Brooks Grady and surrounding districts.
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Beverly Announces candidacy for unexpired Pittman term
W L Beverly, recently honored by the county commissioners after the death of J Frank Pittman, declares his candidacy for the unexpired Pittman term. He pledges faithful impartial service and asks voters in the September 12 primary for support to merit their confidence.
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Bob) McMillan
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Board of County Commissioners
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Pittman
W. LL. Beverly
Candidacy Announcements for County Commissioner and Representative
Several Thomas County figures announce candidacies for public office. Frank Pittman and ARTHUR CHASTAIN declare runs for County Commissioner in Thomasville district with pledges of honest, economical administration. G L Duren also seeks the post. SAM W. DOSS announces a House of Representatives bid in the Democratic primary.
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Thomas County Church Services and Local Political Notices
Meigs and Ochlocknee churches outline Sunday services and a revival led by Dr. J. M. Glenn with new song books. Also includes campaign notices from TT Tipton and J In Craigmilens seeking City Court judge seats with stance on salaries and duties.
Local Judicial Candidates Seek Democratic Primary Nominations
A slate of candidates for city and superior court judges announced campaigns urging voters in Thomas County to support their bids in the Democratic primary. Appeals stress impartial rulings, adherence to the oath, and protecting constitutional rights, with notes on salary reductions and public service.
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Ile
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