Spite Marriage Chapter 1 Collector of Men
Miss Gertrude Moore pursues a duty bound life while her niece Marsha Moore seduces and disposes of men as she faces a difficult future. The rector contemplates the girl’s bleak prospects as Marsha pack to join her aunt after a family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moore
Gertrude
Ventier
Gertrude I' Are
Marsha Moore
Marsha
Miss Gertrude
Davy Jones
Locker
Connecticut
Miss Moore
Deeps
Admiral Moore
Church School
New York
Shanghai
Duveen
Jean
Miss Pringle
Spain
Alice
Marcie
Clarabelle
Georgia Tourism Boost From Standard Oil Ads
Standard Oil Company launches a Georgia travel campaign in tomorrow’s papers and major weeklies. District Manager Hodpesen promotes Georgia seashore resorts, North Georgia mountains, and Warm Springs Radium Springs Indian Springs as top destinations. He says highlighting Georgia’s scenic beauty will aid motorists and boost hotels resorts and merchants statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Standard Oil Company
North
South
Atlenta Rote Hodpesen
Georgna
Standard Oil Company, Incorporated
Georga
Local Visitors Reported and Social Notes Amid Enrollment Week
Mr. Jack Lanier of Macon visited yesterday and Mrs. Harry Feinberg and Mrs. Florene Feinberg head to Baltimore and Atlantic City for a few weeks. Virginia Peacock departs for Highlands NC while JOYE'S SCHOOL promotes enrollment. Other notes cover visitors from Valdosta Chicago Foley Albany and McIntosh and a police officer named Johnny Hough recovering from motorcycle injuries.
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Harry
Feinberg
Florene Feinberg
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Johnny Hough
City Police Department
Archbolc Hospital
Committee studies new evidence about government pay
Washington June 25 new evidence about government officers who accepted pay from outside sources was studied by a house committee investigating war department affairs. The committee hopes to hear Col Joseph T McMullen again about fees from a commercial concern tied to legislation and government business. The panel may seek another congress to continue the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
War Department
Versaay
Joseph T. McMullen
Judge Advocate General's Office
Atlanta Architect Sent to Washington for Prison Project
Atlanta June 25 Max Tucker, Atlanta architect, was sent to Washington by Houston Johnston, chief engineer for Georgia Public Works Administration, to investigate delays on the Georgia prison in Tatman county. Johnston noted land transfer is complete and buildings’ plans are near completion. Governor Talmadge pressed Secretary Ickes to move, Ickes indicated next steps depend on the FWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
CPF
Houston Johnston
Public Works Administration
Georgia
Talmadge
Max Tucker
Washington
Tatman County
Johnston
Ickes
Mr. Johnston
Amb Bullitt Escapes Injury in Private Plane Crash
Ambassador William C. Bullitt of the United States escaped injury after a private airplane piloted by Lieut. Thomas D. White nosed over upon landing near a local airport in Leningrad. The motor failed, wheels struck soft earth, and both fliers were unhurt while preparing to land to see his young daughter Anne arriving Wednesday.
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Leningrad
William C. Bullitt
United States
Thomas D. White
Anne
White
Hats Cleaned and Blocked by Eddie Lewis
Eddie Lewis cleans and blocks hats at 322 West Jackson in a listed customer service note.
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Eddie Lewis
W. Jackson
Forest Service to open regional office in Atlanta
The Forest Service announces a new regional office for region number 8 to be established soon in Atlanta Georgia. It will oversee administration of national forests across North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma east of the Indian Meridian. Regional Forester Joseph G Kitchen will head the Atlanta staff.
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Washington
Forest Service
Atlanta
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Joseph G. Kitchen
Atlantic
Gulf
Girl Pleads for Brother Pardons to Help Family
In Atlanta on June 25, 20 year old Nannie Maye Long of Chattanooga pleaded with Federal Judge E. Marvin Underwood to grant Bert Long a pardon after a life term for a killing confessed by another man, Thomas F. Carden. The judge offered to help present the petition properly. In Augusta a separate report notes a milk truck heist near Waynesboro with 120 gallons dumped by five men.
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Atlanta
Nannie Maye Long
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. Marvin Underwood
Bert Long
Long
Thomas F. Carden
Underwood
Carden
Charles Earle
Chickamauga
Miss Long
Asist
Augusta
M. Gary Whittle
Waynesboro
Mercer Coaching School to Open at Macon Soon
Mercer University in Macon announces a football coaching school starting July 5 with a Southeastern draw. The faculty features Ted Cox Bill Alexander Lake Russell Rex Enright Everett Strupper Mike Chambers and Dizzy McLeod. A separate report details an armed truck hijacking incident involving a milk delivery driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer University
Ted Cox
Tulane University
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Lake Russell
Mercer
Rex Enright
Georgia
Everett Strupper
Mike Chambers
Dizzy McLeod
Furman University
Texas Officers Seek Murderer and Three Jail Breakers
Texas lawmen hunted Ed Stanton a condemned murderer and three escaped convicts Andrew H Nelson Bill Coupe and J B Stephens who fled Lubbock County jail with two hostages Walter S Posey bank official and Campbell H Elkins released near Big Spring after a long pursuit officers warned to shoot to kill while pursuing the escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbock
Tex
Law
West Texas Plains
Ed Stanton
Shaver
Andrew H. Nelson
Bill Coupe
J. B. Stephens
Lubbock
Walter S. Posey
First National Bank of
Construction and Repair Services Ad
OCONSTRUCTION REPAIR WORK specializes in concrete and roofing. Contact B. L. Brewton at phone 208-3 for service inquiries and estimates.
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B. L. Brewton
Five Aviators Die In Sunday Plane Crashes
A continuation piece reports the deaths of five aviators in Sunday crashes. Wedell, described as a natural airplane genius, was close to perfecting a new land plane believed capable of 350 to 375 mph near Patterson when he died.
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Turner
Fle
Patterson
Wedell
Mosquitoes Halt Ball Game in Canadian Town
Mosquitoes were so numerous yesterday that a baseball game in Anaconda Montana had to be called off at the end of the fifth inning. Motorists returning from Georgetown Lake reported the road was covered with insects, making driving difficult.
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Marsha
Clarabelle
Miss Pringle Herslf
Pringle
Alice
Miss Pringle
Haviland-Taylor
Anaconda
Mont
Georgetown Lake
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Tor
Bill
Albany Loan & Finance Co
Albany, Georgia
Thomasville
Cantey
Williams
ThomasviLle, Ga
Jack Lanier
C. W. Corley of
Valdosta
Virginia Peacock
Highlands, N. C
Hart’s Playground
Madeline Pettigrew
Thomaston, Ga
Chastain
William D. Jerger
Billy
Hugh
Tampa
Louis H. Jerger
James Gribben Jr
Jimmy Gribben
Pat Gribben
Jacksonville Beach
Skelton
Mr. M. O. Blount of
Albany
Chorles -Joye’s
L. H. Willis
McIntosh, Fla
R. S. Stubbs
Foley, Fla
J. P. Clay
Chicago
Big Basket
City Fruit Company
Arvah Clay
Er. P. Clay
Montgomery
T. L. Ross
W. A. Young
John S. Lester
John C. Vaughn
Mrs. Luther King
John T. King
Dr. King
Jack
Ambassador Bullitt
Girl
Brother
Mercer Coaching School
C. Hillhouse
Mary
Martha Davidson
Petersburg
Ind
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Hautes
Associated Press
Ees Food Protection
Thomasville Ia & Mfg. Co
Elizabeth W. Dilling
Rose Theatre
Bert Dexter
Althe
Frances
Rosenda Langdon
Eva Marlowe
Emmett Powers
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