Union Bay Paper to Build Hotel School and Hospital
E. R. Moon announces Union Bay and Paper Corp will erect a 20 room hotel a school a hospital and 100 employee houses in the area. Twenty five houses already completed and sold with 15 more under construction.
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Foley man dies at Memorial Hospital in Foley Florida
Foley Florida resident Palmer Dale Barksdale 38 died at Memorial Hospital after several days illness. Funeral at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church near Moultrie with Rev Crawford. burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Survived by wife and three children, mother, two brothers, sister. employed 12 years by Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Services by Whiddon’s Funeral Home. Also Salvation Army drive notes with multiple donations totaling 163.50 toward a 500 goal. appeals ongoing through Chamber of Commerce and Brigadier Casler planning further fundraisers.
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A Memorial Hospital
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Moultrie
Crawford
Pleasant Grove
Oconee
J. W. Barksdale
P. D. Barksdale
Barbara Lee
Dorothy Jean
Wilburn
Oconee, Ga
Barksdale
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co
Foley, Fla
Whiddon
Salvation Army
Emmett Mitchell
Georgia Packing, Co
Thomasville Steam Laundry
Foremost Dairies
C. L. Thompson
Parker & Joseph Ins. Co
B. B. Earle
W. EB. Oliver
Mattie Ball
Joe Pfister
Chamber of Commerce
E. Mitchell
W. B. Thomas
Brigadier Casler
Casler
Tallahassee
Records of production credit associations rise in Georgia
B P Groover, Thomas county director, reports from Radium Springs that Georgia production credit associations show growing membership and business. Loans totaling 5 000 000 were made through June 1, with 5 percent interest only on funds used. Associations are strictly cooperative, sharing profits with members served by the Quitman association in the county.
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B. P. Groover
Thomas County
Quitman
Groover
Georgia
Quitman Production Credit Associations
Vote May Be Sought On Substitute Bill For Courts Reform
Washington June 22 Opposed to Roosevelt court bill Democratic senators forecast administration moves to push a substitute measure for floor action while keeping the original blocked. Opposition leaders say the judiciary committee would study the new bill and that the group has votes to defeat the court measure. Some push for filibuster seen but others avoid that label. A Republican predicts a lengthy debate on a compromise to add one or two justices.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Mont
Special Sale of Household Goods by Davis Holton Co
Davis Holton Furniture Co announces a special sale of household furnishings starting Wednesday morning June 23 at 9 00 o clock. Merchandise damaged by fire water or smoke is offered alongside hundreds of undamaged items with drastic price reductions. Joe Holton manager notes many items priced to attract customers.
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Times-Enterprise
Davis-Holton Furniture Company
Joe Holton
Cool Dancing Where There's Plenty Air
A short note from Rock Springs mentions a venue at 2 Miles Out Airport Road offering dance events. The text highlights ample open space and airiness for attendees seeking a breezy, enjoyable evening.
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Rock Springs
Thomasville City Council approves Madison Forsyth street overpass plan
Special meeting minutes show Mayor Powell and council approving a Georgia State Highway Board project to build a Madison Street overpass over the Atlantic Coast Line tracks. The resolution calls for concrete retaining walls at the Forsyth Street intersection and a 12 foot Forsyth Street driveway to Madison Street grade, with Forsyth realigned to an indirect entrance.
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Bartlett
Feinberg
Watt
Wheet
Vann
Dixon
Thomasville
Georgia
State Highway Board of Georgia
Madison Street
City of
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Forsyth Street
Sanity issue raised in trial of Edgar Bruce at Macon
In Macon Georgia on June 22 defense lawyers raised the sanity issue in the murder trial of Edgar B Bruce accused of killing his mother in law Mrs Patrick H Gambrell. Only one witness was called Judith Wiley war nurse and clerk and sister of the slain man. The jury was sent out as lawyers debated affidavits admissibility.
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Macon
Edgar B. Bruce
Patrick H. Gambrell
Judith Wiley
Ordinary
Chattanooga Detective Abducted and Released
Chattanooga City Detective Otis O. Griffin was abducted by two men and two women near Tunnel Hill Georgia. He was found bound 22 miles south of Chattanooga and was released after authorities sought suspects and questioned him about clothing in a car.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Department of Justice
Otis O. Griffin
Here
Tunnel Hill
Griffin
Roc
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Camp Frances Scout Notes Capture Busy Day At Camp
Camp Frances diaries describe a scramble of activity as girls miss swimming due to pool work and focus on Tenderfoot tests First Aid and archery while staffer Marion Briley guides. Edwina leads a deer sighting near the dairy and campers recount a Harlem Night campfire planned with speaker Mrs Dixon.
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Marion Briley
Lorene Johnson
Betty Komarak
Dr. Tuck
Odd Fellows Notice Urges Full Attendance on Georgia Matters
A regular meeting of the local lodge of Odd Fellows is held tonight at 8:30. Full attendance is urged as matters affecting the order’s future in Georgia will be discussed and acted upon by this and other local lodges. T. BE Langley N. G. J. J. Clements, Secretary.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Order
Georgia
Farley Upholds Post Office Authority to Withhold Mail
Washington June 22 Postmaster General Farley urged in U S District Court that the post office can halt deliveries of food and clothing to strike besieged steel plants in Ohio The move came in a mandamus suit by Republic Steel Corp seeking delivery to its Niles and Warren plants Farley claimed the shipments would embroil the government in the labor dispute.
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Washington
Farley
United States District Court Today
Post Office Department
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
Niles
Warren
Georgia Kiwanis delegates hail active state clubs
Dean Owens of Rome Georgia told Kiwanis delegates at the 21st annual convention that Georgia clubs are more active than ever and have completed hundreds of community and welfare projects. The district fellowship dinner was planned for tonight with a Georgia District Convention slated for October in Augusta.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dean Owens
Rome
Georgia Kiwanis
Georgia
Owens
Augusta
Braddock and Louis Weigh In for 15-Round Title Fight
Chicago June 22 Braddock and Louis weighed in at 197 pounds each for the 15 round heavyweight championship at Comiskey Park. Louis favored at 5-2 in betting as 60,000 plus fans expected and a gate near 700000. Louis arrived from Kenosha Wis and Braddock trained steady in preparation for Chicago’s first big title bout in ten years.
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James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Auditorium Theater
Louis
Agero
Bob Pastor
New York
Max Baer
Baer
Braddock
Mattress Regulation Enforced By Public Health Dept
Dr. T F Abercrombie announces the state department of public health will enforce the mattress manufacture regulation bill ratified in the last session. Sanitary engineer H Barron Starr Jr will direct inspections with offices in Macon.
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Atlanta
T. F. Abercrombie
State Department of Public Health
General Assembly
Abercrombie
H. Barron Starr Jr
Starr
Macon
Rehearing Denied in Stepfather Slaying Case
The Georgia Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Lawrence Ward who was convicted of stomping to death his young stepdaughter Maude Salters. Ward faces electrocution after the court previously denied a new trial. trial occurred in Jeff Davis County last December and a January death sentence was imposed.
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Atlanta
George Supreme Court
Lawrence Ward
Maude Salters
Ward
Superior Cour
Jeff Davis County
Supreme Court
Gordon Knox
Acting Augusta mayor calls federal threat bluff and propaganda
Acting Mayor Joe M Lee dismissed a federal threat to charge a high city official as propaganda. He doubted any charges could be brought and denied involvement in liquor business. Mayor R B Alien Jr was in Atlanta.
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Augusta
Joe M. Lee
R. B. Alien, Jr
Atlanta
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