Money not the main object in suit nurse tells her friends
In Los Angeles on June 24 the nurse Myrtle Joan St Pierre testified in the breach of promise suit against David Hutton, husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. She said money was not her main desire and she aimed to show him up in a big way. Hutton said he lacked funds to pay if found liable. Cross-examination grew heated as the court urged decorum and some spectators were warned out. Also in Washington a Treasury statement listed June 22 receipts at 3,792,792.34 dollars, expenditures at 18,237,558.20, balance 618,495,606.84, customs duties for 22 days at 12,478,078.98.
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County Commission Plans Further Reductions in Expenses
Official minutes from Thomasville Georgia on June 21 1932 show all members present as they discuss cutting costs. They consolidate road camps return 50 state convicts to the state prison and store nonessential equipment while pastureing some county mules.
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May 1932 Thomas County reports and road work totals
Officials submit monthly depository and road work summaries for May 1932. Includes receipts and disbursements by the county depository, refunds on salaries, note payments, and a detailed road work log listing ditch bridges, grading and hauling by the county public works department.
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Photo ID Links Aubrey Smith to Tea Store Robbery
Savannah reports three victims identified a photograph of Aubrey Smith as one of two men who robbed the C. D. Kenney Tea Store. Smith, a longtime Georgia penitentiary escapee, fled with accomplices after a sensational jailbreak and is being sought nationwide. Leland Harvey, also tied to the 1929 robbery, is back in prison.
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Snow Fall in Florence Shocks City and Hills
Snow blanketed the hills around Florence during the night, a phenomenon not seen in centuries by locals. The event astonished residents as authorities confirmed the unusual winter weather over the Italian region.
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All-Bran Shows Double Usable Iron Compared To Liver
Kellogg's All-Bran tests show twice as much usable iron per weight as beef liver. It adds bulk to the intestines and supplies vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract, aiding constipation relief without habit formation. Two tablespoons daily recommended. recipes on package. sold by grocers. Kellogg’s Battle Creek plant.
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