Comparative accounting shows county savings in city court
Judge Roscoe Luke presented the six month income and expense records for December 1932 through June 1933, showing a net saving of 3454.25 for the county. Juror fees fell to 178 in 1933 from 1900 in 1932, while jail and sheriff costs mostly decreased. minor increases include sheriff fees and board of prisoners.
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Roscoe Luke
City ‘Court
Thomasville
Luke
McIntyre
Board of Prisoners
Court of Appeals
Earle
Frank’Perester
Heald
Ee Gett
Tetuts
Account Board of
Coe
Jalil
Neca Cother
Mary Tago
Agcount Board
Oe Board
City Court
Wwe
Accoun
Seancaesuanagseneess
City Court OF
Enane
Zero Hour Nears in Fight to Oust Brotherhood Head
In Cleveland June 26 a reform faction at the seventh triennial convention moves to remove Alvaney Johnston as grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The dispute centers on a Birmingham Alabama local 436 charter and the failed Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland with 1 800 000 in deposits. Johnston and other officers are indicted for misapplication of funds following the bank collapse.
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Cleveland
Alvaney Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Birmingham
Ala
Standard Trust Bank of
Johnston
Brotherhood
Roosevelt Fog Bound Off North Maine Coast
President Roosevelt remains fog bound aboard the Amberjack II in a remote northern Maine area near Rogue Island. He plans to fish if conditions clear as he and his sons pass idle hours in the boat, while Mrs Roosevelt heads toward Campobello Island to await his arrival in the wet weather.
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Roosevelt
Maine
Mr. Roosevelt
Lubec
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Summer Home
Campobello Island
N. B
Lakeman Bay
Rogue Island
Montana Cheese Output Rises 17 Percent in 1932
Cheese production reached nearly two million pounds in Montana, reflecting a 17 percent increase over 1931. The report highlights state dairy growth and its contribution to agricultural output for the year.
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Montana
Names of Gold Hoarders Will Be Made Public
Washington announces that the names of gold hoarders who refuse to return metal under President Roosevelt's order will be published by the Department of Justice. Attorney General Cummings says prosecutions will follow the public disclosure and that $23,000,000 has already been restored to banks through the campaign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Justice
Cummings
Department
British Ryder Cup golfers take lead from Americans
Southport England June 26 Great Britain moved ahead 244 to 114 after four two ball foursomes. American rallying by Bill Burke Id Dudley and Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen kept hopes alive as several matches finished all square or ended tight. Singles set for tomorrow with eight matches.
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Southport
Eng
Great Britain
United States
Bill Burke
Id Dudley
Alf Padgham
Alf Perry
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Percy Alliss
Charles Whitcombe
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Havers
Olin Dutra
Densmore Shute
W. H. Davies
Syd Easterbrook
Craig Wood
Paul Runyan
Rose
Burke and
Dudley
Percy Allis
Georgia Delegates Appointed for Bar Association Meeting
Macon Geor gia June 26 A list of three delegates and three alternates to attend the American Bar Association conference in Grand Rapids Mich August 28 was announced by John B Harris secretary of the Georgia Bar Association The delegates are John M Slaton Atlanta Robert B Troutman Atlanta and Edmund H Abrahams Savannah The alternates are H A Wilkinson Dawson Allan C Garden Fitzgerald and Judge Ogden Persons Forsyth
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Macon
American Bar Association
Grand Rapids
Mich
John B. Harris
Georgia Bar Association
H. F. Lawson
Offi Hawkinsville
Georgia Association
John M. Slaton
Atlanta
Robert B. Troutman
Edmund H. Abrahams
Savannah
H. A. Wilkinson
Dawson
Allan C. Garden
Fitzgerald
Ogden Persons
Forsyth
Watt Named to Cancer Commission of Georgia for 1933 34
Dr. C H Richardson president of the Medical Association of Georgia announced the 1933 34 Cancer Commission of Georgia appointments at Savannah. Members include J L Campbell chair Atlanta William H Myers Savannah Chas H Watt Thomasville Emory R Park LaGrange Chas C Harold Macon R M Harbin Rome Albert F Saunders Valdosta Grady N Coker Canton G T Bernard Augusta.
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C. H. Watt
Cancer Commission OF Georgia
Macon
C. H. Richardson
Medical Association of Georgia
Medical Association
Savannah
Richardson
J. L. Campbell
Atlanta
William H. Myers
Chas. H. Watt
Thomasville
G. Y. Moore
Cuthbert
Emory R. Park
LaGrange
Chas. C. Harold
R. M. Harbin
Rome
Albert F. Saunders
Valdosta
Grady N. Coker
Canton
G.T. Bernard
Augusta
Talmadge Unable to Attend Moultrie Watermelon Festival
Governor Tal madge cannot attend the Moultrie watermelon festival next Friday due to a federal court appearance regarding injunction proceedings brought by ousted highway board members over his control of the department.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Moultrie
Highway Board
Visitors travel for Savannah wedding and local events
Mrs. H. Feinberg and Miss Marcia Weinberg left for Savannah to attend the wedding of Miss Henrietta Blumenthal. Allen Campbell of Richmond visits the Rectory with Robb White, recalling his Broadway role in Design For Living. J. F. Noonan and wife from Miami vacationed here after a Quitman area auto accident. Zack Varnedee received five dollars for exceptional seersucker displays, with Warnedoe window photos to feature in a national ad campaign.
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H. Feinberg
Marcia Weinberg
Savannah
Henrietta Blumenthal
Allen Campbell
Richmond
Robb White
Campbell
Broadway
Zack Varnedee
Local Visitors Include Burnette Edgar Connor Guests
Mr. M. H. Burnette of Atlanta visited over the week end while Mr. J. C. Edgar of Albany was here yesterday. Among hotel guests registered yesterday was Mr. J. R. Connor of Birmingham, Alabama.
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Mr. M. H. Burnette
Atlanta
J. R. Connor
Birmingham
Ala
Local Visitors From Miami And New York Honor City Hosts
Dr and Mrs S D Rambo and Miss Frances Barrow of Miami are visiting Mr and Mrs R H Neel Jr in our city for a few days. Mr Joe Shephard leaves today for New York to be stationed at Brooklyn Naval Hospital after two weeks with relatives here. Miss Josephine Hanaw and her mother Mrs Murch, formerly of this city, visit Mr and Mrs J O Herring. Miss Hanaw resides in Arizona and New York City.
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S. D. Rambo
Frances Barrow
Miami
R. H. Neel, Jr
Joe Shephard
New York
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Mr. Shephard
Josephine Hanaw
Mrs. Murch
This City
J.O. Herring
Miss Hanaw
Arizona
New York City
Veterans Affairs to Form Review Boards for Disability Claims
Washington June 26 The Veterans Administration plans five member review boards in regional offices to examine presumptive disability cases. Three civilian members will be nominated by state leaders and appointed by the president. two board members will be VA officials. The boards will review about 150000 cases ensuring 75 percent of benefits through October 8.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Frank T. Hines
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Congress
Hines
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Earthquake Kills 67 on Sumatra Coast
Batavia Java June 26 sixty seven persons were killed today in a severe earthquake striking south Bencoolen a seaport on the west coast of Sumatra Most inhabitants of the district are Malaysians.
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Sumatra
Batavia
Java
South Bencoolen
Norman H. Davis to Confer with Roosevelt on Amberjack II
Norman H. Davis United States ambassador at large left New York for Boston to board the Amberjack II and confer with President Roosevelt. He planned to be advised by a presidential secretary and then travel to attend his son Paschall's wedding to Miss Evelyn Ames in Boston.
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New York
Norman H. Davis
United States
125Th Street
Boston
Roosevelt
Davis
Europe
Paschall
Evelyn Ames
Plan to reduce cotton production faces farmer commitment
Administrators outline acreage cuts and payments totaling around 154 million dollars to farmers if enough growers sign contracts. The plan aims to balance supply and demand and improve farmer returns, with individual offers approved after plowing and future payments projected to reach about 100 million dollars plus 54 million for option payments below market.
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Cobb
Cotton States Saturday
Week-End Accidents in Southland Claim 28 Lives
Atlanta reports twenty eight deaths across the South from weekend accidents. fatal airplane crash in Virginia. drownings. car and bus collisions. train and lightning deaths. states listed include North Carolina Virginia Florida Georgia Tennessee South Carolina Arkansas Mississippi with numerous named victims.
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Southland
Atlanta
South
Virginia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Arkansas
Samuel C. Wood
Greensboro
N. C
Lizzie May Carter
Winston-Salem
Laurinburg
Monroe Harrison
Wadesboro
Concord
N.C
Thomas Webb
James H. Morgan
Elmer Lovett
Waynesboro
Lucille Kelly
James River
Ernest Leigh Spivey
Williamsburg
Charles T. Porter
St. Andrews Bay
Panama City
Fla
Charles
Lonnie Carter
Sawtley
Thomas M. Zuber
Daytona Beach
Marion M. Moultrie
Savannah
Evelyn Newkirk
Homer D. Kennedy
Chattahoochee
West Point
Wheat market surge boosts farm value and tax relief
Last week wheat markets rose sharply boosting farm value and signaling a potential reduction in the essential processing tax. The surge reflects strong demand and price gains benefiting growers and the agricultural sector.
Snora the land yacht sails through Thomasville streets
A whimsical look at Tom McIntosh and his land yacht Snora as it cruises the streets of Thomasville behind an eight cylinder car. The piece notes the novelty of a periscope view from the boat and the origin of the name Nora or Snora, plus local color and a rainbow sighting. It also recalls Fourteen Years Ago in Thomasville with assorted city happenings.
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Thomasville
Snor
McIntosh
Tom McIntosh
Hester Williams
Nora
Nash Automobile
Tom
Georgia growers ship many cars of melons and peaches
Atlanta, June 26. Max L. McRae reports 857 carloads of Georgia peaches shipped through last Saturday and 3,606 carloads of watermelons through Friday night. Prices are strong with Early Rose peaches at 85 cents per half bushel and melons at 150 to 200 dollars per car. The watermelon crop may bring about 1.5 million dollars to Georgia this year. Peaches shipments this week expected light as early varieties wind down. Carmens and Hileys to move later.
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Atlanta
Max L. McRae
State Bureau of Markets
Georgia
Judge McRae
Lindberghs plan Greenland air trial this summer
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh will fly with her husband on a blaze sky trail to Greenland this summer with possible legs to Iceland and Denmark. Col Lindbergh will assess feasibility of an America to Europe route via Greenland for Pan American Airways. She serves as pilot navigator and radio operator. The trip may begin in July.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
Denmark
Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Europe
Orient
Douglas Fairbanks Jr in Serious Illness with Pneumonia
New York report states Douglas Fairbanks Jr., former husband of Joan Crawford, is in serious condition at Doctors Hospital after admission over the weekend following a pneumonia attack. The actor arrived from Eu-...
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Crawford
Doctors Hospital
Fairbanks
Prison doors open for Kenneth Buck in kidnap case
Barnstable Mass June 26 The Boston prison doors opened for Kenneth Buck sentenced to 24 years for the kidnaping of Margaret Peggy McMath. The same jury acquitted his brother Cyril who was tried on a similar charge. An appeal may follow based on newly found evidence.
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Barnstable
Mass
Boston
Kenneth Buck
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Kenneth
Cyril
Bargan Electric Co Promotes Robt Spiers as Manager
Guaranteed electric work advertised by Robt Spiers, manager of Bargan Electric Co. Phone 104 J.
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Robt. Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
Southern Newspaper Publishers Review Accomplishments Highlight 10.
Chattanooga Tennessee June 26 The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association reviewed a year of hectic activity led by President James G Stahlman publisher of the Nashville Banner He discussed the national recovery act impact on newspapers and urged unity with trade groups to address evolving legislation and newsprint costs. The group announced new officers and highlighted a revamped journalism curriculum at Washington and Lee developed by the Lee School of Journalism and funded by the association.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Today
James G. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Stahlman
Cranston Williams
Association
Lee School of Journalism
John S. Cohen
The
Atlanta Journal
Washington and Lee
Robert E. Lee
South
William L. Mapel
Business Affairs Committee
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
N. C
Citizen Times
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Wallace
Will Waters
Gallatin
Louis Planta
Memphis
Bruce Hilton
Bentonville
Ark
Howard Raby
Pascagoula
Miss
John W. Traynham
Laurens
S. C
Times-Enterprise
Glen Arven
Methodist Church
Walter Wilson Burch
Uptown
Commercial Association
Germany
Ohio
Toledo
McRae
Regene Ea Blaze
Peggy” McMath
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Jack Whiting
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