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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
6
The air ministry reports twenty four English girls hold pilot certificates and over one hundred are training at various airdromes. This reflects growing female participation in aviation during the period.
Charles McGonegal who lost both hands in World War II era service has been appointed postmaster of Bell California. He uses mechanical hands efficiently to perform duties at the office.
Chicago is told that the name Capone no longer fears police as cab driver Joseph Cacielli tries to bluff an officer after a traffic stop. The officer jokes on the likeness, and Judge Paddad orders a $25 fine.
In a 1930 Maysie Greig novel excerpt, Mary Lou Lenka parts from Brynmor Whittamore who views her as the country girl. She explores a wilder social scene with Tony Titherington, while Aunt Ethelberta offers a flight proposal if Tony commits to marriage. Mary Lou weighs clever play versus romance as a game of make-believe begins.
Tony and Mary Lou hatch a scheme to pretend engagement to help his aviation career. He explains he cannot risk marriage while pursuing records and flying dangers, while she reluctantly agrees hoping for some companionship and excitement.
Indications show both Republican and Democratic platforms in New Jersey will call for repeal of the prohibition amendment. Senator Joseph G. Walker announced the Republican tentative plank, following talks with Dwight W. Morrow and Governor Morgan F. Lerson.
Englewood New Jersey June 25 AP the Lindbergh baby has four pairs of shoes but no name yet birth certificate will be filed without a name while the parents deliberate on the best possible name for their son. shoes include white kid with gold beads birthing plane insignia blue wings Fleur de lis rose buds and many workers contributed to their making by a New York shoe maker.
In the Democratic second primary R A Gray won to continue as Florida secretary of state defeating H Clay Crawford Jr. after prior elimination of William L Toomer and T R Hodges. With 856 of 1281 precincts reported, Gray led by 18 687 votes.
Miss Catherine Long 15 Lanier high school student dies in Macon Georgia hospital from internal injuries after a May 13 automobile accident. She was riding with friends when the car overturned after hitting a rough street section. Four companions were injured but recovered.
In the Middle District of Georgia Valdosta Division Matthew Brooks Harrison of Ochlocknee Ga is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be July 7 1930 at 9:00 a.m. in Valdosta Ga. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business.
Federal prohibition agents raided the Ritz Carlton Hotel and Casino Restaurant in Central Park, charging 26 people with liquor law violations. Included were Sidney Solomon owner and Rene L. Black Master D Hotel, eight waiters, and three others. eight patrons faced aiding and abetting charges. All were released on bail.
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