Canada and U S Economic Strains Weigh on Debates
Canada tightens with higher interest rates and austerity as imports outpace exports while the United States weighs debate over Treasury deficits and stimulus. Ottawa seeks foreign support amid currency pressure, while Washington considers spending cuts or boosts to revive growth and curb unemployment.
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New York
Canada
United States
Treasury
Washington
U. S
U.S
Amvets Elect Louis Dollar To New Term
Louis P. Dollar was reelected commander of Amvets Post 32. New officers include Ralph Strickland first vice commander James Williams second vice commander Herbert Nesmith third vice commander Harry Kline adjutant and others. State Chaplain Joe I Harris installed the officers, marking his first visit since a recent heart condition. Five members will attend the State Convention in Macon.
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Louis P. Dollar
Amvets
Dollar
W. A. Owens
Amvet
Ralph Strickland
James Williams
Herbert NeSmith
Harry Kline
A. A. McKibben
Joe I. Harris
J. C. Riggs
John Starling
Ben Bass
James Waters
Helen NeSmith
Charles Thornton
Harris
Macon
L. P. Dollar
Billy Godwin
Sultry Weather Persists With Storms in Thomasville Area
The weatherman warns of hot muggy days with partly overcast skies in Thomasville and nearby areas today tonight and Thursday. Widely scattered afternoon or early evening thunderstorms are expected with westerly winds 4 to 12 mph. The five day outlook calls for near normal highs around 92 and lows near 72 with light to heavy afternoon rain, and no major day to day changes.
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Thomasville
ST. Marks
Fla
Grace Thomas Attacks Sanders In Griffin Race Scene
Grace Thomas of Atlanta assailed Carl Sanders for talking out of both sides of his mouth in a speech to the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Griffin. She warned that another “Mr Big” seeks election with only one race, noting the country’s many ethnic strains.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Carl Sanders
Marvin Griffin
Thomas
Big
Prison Warden Defends Casting Oil Punishment
Cherokee County prison camp Warden H W Turner faces suspension after ordering two convicts to drink castor oil when they laughed at him and refused to work One prisoner Jack Patton 28 with a long criminal record and incident history The other Junior Hulsey 24 had no prior prison trouble Turner said he aimed to enforce discipline and that the castor oil caused no harm and helped motivate them prior to a board hearing set for July 9
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Canton, Ga
Cherokee County
H. W. Turner
Jack Forrester
State Board of Corrections
Turner
Forrester
Corrections Department
Jack Patton
Junior Hulsey
Patton
Buford Quarry
Georgia crops show slight improvement despite dry conditions
The Georgia Crop Reporting Service notes generally good conditions with cotton and corn in good shape and peanuts improving. Tobacco harvest is underway in southern areas, pastures need more moisture, hay crops range from fair to good, and rainfall has been down with near normal temperatures.
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Athens
Georgia Crop Reporting Service
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