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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1941

Page

2

Murder Case Involving Tucker and Cone Grips County

The coroner's jury found murder in the case of Howard Cone who confessed to killing Roy Marion Tucker after a day of home brewed drinks. Cone claims the fight started in the kitchen with blood spattered through the two room house, leaving Tucker dead from a throat wound. Tucker leaves a wife and two children. funeral services were held at Dillon Presbyterian Church. Cone, 24, born in Colquitt County, formerly in the U S Army, said liquor caused the act and awaits Superior Court action. The crime described as brutal and gruesome with extensive blood evidence throughout the home.

Messrs C. C. Cocroft Forrest Knapp A. M. Singletary G. B. Godwin George Swift Fred Tucker Cone Clone Cresser Luther EU Colquitt County Howard Cone Charlie Cone Spurgeon Shepherd Thomas County United States Army Pavo Mellon Fish Pond

Navy officials seek end to CIO AFL shipyard strike

In San Francisco Bay area talks today officials hoped for settlement of an 11 shipyard strike by CIO and AFL machinists over pay. Admiral Greenslade said the government may avoid force as both sides discuss actions. The seven week walkout seeks about 1.15 dollars per hour with double overtime. managers offered 1.12 with time and a half.

Associated Press Navy San Francisco Bay Area CIO AFL J. W. Greenslade American Potash and Chemical Company Trona Calif

June Term of City Court Opens in Thomasville

The Thomasville City Court began the second week of its June term with civil matters heard and more set for tomorrow. The Griner versus Alday case concerns a $200 fee for income tax representation and a dispute over a $1300 statement versus a $10,000 government claim. Griner was represented by C. E. Hay with E. P. McCollum for the Aldays. Alday argued the paid amount satisfied the original agreement.

Thomasville Guiner Alday Griner

Kitchen internes at Tuskeegee taught southern cooking

Tuskegee ALA June 23 The special news service Kitchen internes are selling skilled southern cooking to hotels hospitals and restaurants across 25 states. Edward G Ramsey says more than 100 job offers have come in since March. 19 graduates and 144 students learn kitchen skills at the Institute with interns placed in three month tours in varied kitchens.

A. F. Mahan Advance Tuskeegee Ala The Special News Service Tuskegee Institute School of Commercial Dietetics Edward G. Ramsey Tuskegee Booker T. Washington Institute Ramsey Tnternes Ram- Sey

Herring Lassies Turn to War Jobs in Scotland

Glasgow AP reports about 5,000 Scottish herring girls nicknamed herring lassies shifting to war work. The piece notes their mobilization and the impact on fisheries and wartime labor.

Glasgow Who

Trainees Leave Here Today for Army Service

Twenty two trainees including ten white and twelve colored youths departed from the Trailways Depot for induction at Ft McPherson Atlanta and Ft Benning Ga. Names listed for both white and colored selectees include Eldon Joiner Edward Anderson Isaac Dickerson James Douberry Lester Brinson Albert Alligood Fentress Wilson Skipper James Griffin Jones Roy Rudd Wilbert Streeter Carl Jenkins Samuel Clark Nash Smith Charles Brown Garmer Metcalf S. R. Thompson Joe Smith Sam Burney Edward Sanford Willie Jackson Andrew Banks.

Trailways Georgia Stages Inc Eldon Leon Joiner, Jr Woodland Drive City Edward Rolf Anderson RFD Thomasville Isaac Haskell Dickerson Southern Bell T. & T. Co Lester Bernell Brinson Ochlocknee Albert Alligood Meigs Fentress Wilson W. Jackson Street James Austin Griffin Boston Thomas Price Jones Melrose Plantation Ft. McPherson Atlanta Ft. Benning Wilbert Streeter Carl Earl Jenkins W. Calhoun &J Samuel Lester Clark Ochlocknée Nash Smith Inner Boulevard Charles Grant Brown Cedar St Garmer Metcalf S. R. Thompson Joe Smith Bibb Street Sam Burney Edward Sanford W. Jackson St Willie Jackson, Jr Box Andrew Banks Bennet Street

Three Accidents On Highways Near Here Saturday Afternoon

Rainy Saturday produced three crashes on nearby highways within an hour. Camp Blanding soldiers were injured in two Monticello road wrecks and two Valdosta girls, including a state senator’s daughter, were involved in a third crash on the Boston road.

Thomasville Camp Blanding Fla Monticello Valdosta Boston Tootsie Walker State Patrol Alabama Shelby J. Byrd Bird Hartford- Alabama Eli W. Newsome Byrd Newsome Archbold Hospital Sam F. Burroughs Nola Price J .C. Freeman D. J. Coleman A. R. Stokes A .L. Gibson W. J. Spikes

Britain backs Soviet aid against Germany amid wary optimism

London reports show Britain ready to aid the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany while cautious of Soviet reliability. Churchill pledges full support and a constant bombing campaign as he warns that Russia’s danger mirrors America’s. He notes personal opposition to communism but calls for united action against Hitler.

London Britain Russia Germany Red Army Churchill Adolf Hitler Soviet Union United States East China India

Hitler brands Russia as violator in wartime speech

Nazi leader accuses Russia of constant frontier violations in a radio proclamation read by Goebbels. He cites external meddling in Romania and Yugoslavia to justify Germanys declaration of war, noting Italy has allied against Russia while Japan has not yet spoken.

Fuehrer Paul Joseph Goebbels Germany Russia Hitler Romania Yugoslavia Axis Italy Japan

Wartime Labor and Fishing Ports See Change in Britain

Peacetime tours of British fishing ports end as fleets shrink during wartime. Many girls from the Outer Hebrides work loom weaving tweeds for export while others join the Women's Land Army or ship crews. Herring fleets are smaller and some units fly the White Ensign.

Great Britain Hebrides Islands Women's Land Army

The Aleutian Islands Name Origin

The Aleutian Islands derive their name from a Russian word meaning bold rock, reflecting historic naming by Russian explorers.

Aleutian Islands

Local Social Notes Show Visitors and Recoveries Across Town

Mr Warshaw leaves Sunday afternoon for a short business trip to New York Baltimore and Boston. Dr C K Wallis visits family at Highlands North Carolina. Mrs H D Irby recovering from appendectomy and moving home from Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs J S King hosts her mother and sister in Birmingham while the latter trains at Hillsman Hospital. Little Miss Gwendoig Willis visits grandparents near Pavo. Community chatter mentions Carl Brook Frank Brown H P ley Jim Evans Thomasville Hazen Butler St Paul and cottage visits in Highlands. Mr Catleé suffers a stroke. Mr Chastain has long illness with serious condition noted by friends.

Mr. Warshaw New York Baltimore Boston J. S .King Bell Henry Lakeland, Fla Sarah Henry Birmingham Ala Hillsman Hospital

Sergeant Captures Tank in Tennessee War Games

Army officers recall Sergeant Wilbur Vandergoot of the Seventh Engineer Battalion tackling a speeding enemy tank bare handed in middle Tennessee. He dropped from a tree onto the tank, reached into the turret, and grabbed the commander by the neck. The tank collided with another as the sergeant and his mates captured both crews.

Army Tennessee Middle Tennessee Wilbur Vandergoot Seventh Engineer Battalion Vandergoot

Record of 1930s Heat Wave Across Regions

A brief weather bulletin describes a fierce heat wave sweeping much of the Midwest and East with high temperatures, many cities reporting new daily records, and dangers like prostrations and drownings noted as authorities monitor the widespread heat.

Wrea Mississippi Ohio New-England

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Tin Louis H. Jerger, Inc South Broad St Roy Marion Tucker Gene Doris W. S. Tucker William C. Snadker Titus Lavinia Strickland Bessie Eubanks Neilon Lving Little Presbyterian Church Thomasville-Moultrie John Herring Dillon Presbyterian Church Richard T. Gillespie William McKay Tro -Ftegret Perry Times-Enterprise Navy. Yard Isles OF Shoals Squalus Atlantic Miles Portsmouth N. H Vutality Star Brand Poll Parrot Sweetheart Gotham Onyx Uptown Here By Watkins B.wright Luella Pell Dr. C.K. Wallis Highlands, N. C H. D. Irby Archbold Memorial Hospital Bartow Street Gwendoig N.C Carlbrook Frank Brown Jim Evans Thomasvill Hazen Butler St. Paul A. D. Little Mrs. Ark Miss Anne Little Highlands Catleé Chastair Friandae Cana Marrquisettes Jets
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