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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

4

Local Ads and Visits Highlight Thomasville Page

Local residents and visitors appear in a bustle of short items. Mr H M Lamar of Atlanta and Mr J N Kelly of St Augustine are in town on business and Miss Elizabeth Smith hosts a guest, Miss Jessie Thomas of Montezuma in Americus for a house party.

Mr. H. M. Lamar Atlanta Mr. J. N. Kelly St. Augustine Elizabeth Smith Jessie Thomas Montezuma Americus F. H. Groom Waycross Thomasville

New Financial Policy Discussed for Methodist Church

Atlanta June 28 Plans for a new financial policy for the Methodist Episcopal Church South were discussed by the churchs general committee of benevolences. Dr C C Jarrell said the plan aims to cut expenditures and may shorten the list of benevolences while reducing costs with minimal curtailment.

Methodist Church Atlanta Methodist Episcopal Church South C. C. Jarrell

Hearst Sees Ideal Time to Start Progressive Democratic Party

William Randolph Hearst told the Brooklyn Eagle he believes this might be an ideal moment to form a progressive democratic party. He said he would back any genuine Democrat but oppose Wall Street backed candidates tied to Hoover policies, urging a protest vote if Hoover policies persist.

New York William Randolph Hearst Brooklyn Eagle Progressive Democratic Party Roosevelt Baker Ritchie Hearst Wall Street United States Hoover

Local Notices and Campaign Snippets From Athens

Voter appeals and local politics appear with endorsements for Tax Receiver Guerry Isler and Ordinary candidate R S Bob Burch. City ads note Carter’s Service Station and a summer courses offer at the School of Commerce. Visits include Pat Ward and Mrs Joe Massey with Jewel. Lambert family guests depart to Atlanta after two week stay.

Judge Wm M Jones Seeks Re election as County Official

Judge Wm M Jones, an old Confederate veteran, is described as worthy and deserving of support for re election as Ordinary.

Wm. M. Jones

Motion Tabled To Take Funds From Light Plant

At the Thomasville city council meeting the Water and Light Committee report proposing monthly transfers of 1000 dollars to the general fund for the rest of the year was tabled. The panel warned such action could jeopardize bond retirement funds and plant finances while a letter from Hansell Cone urged keeping plant profits with customers through lower rates.

Water and Light Committee Powell Hansell Cone Thomasville City of Light & Water Department Water & Light Department Water & Light Hansell Williams Broad and Jackson Rhoden Bank of Dobbins

Lindbergh Details Curtis's Kidnap Pursuits and Team

Col Charles A Lindbergh testified on Curtis's role in guiding him through a wild search for the Lindbergh baby. He recounted trips to Cape May and Block Island, contacts with gang members named Hilda Dyn and John, and a ransom saga ending with the baby's death. The witness described witnesses, ships, and navy pilots aiding the hunt, and Curtis’s claims of meeting captors and money.

Gretchen Cape May N. J Lindbergh Curtis Col. Lindbergh Edmund Bruce Elmira N. Y George Richard Bruce Richards Wheatley Lloyd Fisher John F. Condon Fisher Flemington N. J John Hughes Curtis Charles A. Lindbergh Chase Curtis New York City E. 76Th Street Block Island Stonington Long Island Ous New York Hilda Dyn Dynagaite Norfolk Marcon George N. Richards Guy W. Burrage Chesapeake Light Col Lindbergh Navy Coast Guard Dean H. Dobson- Peacock Virginia Dean John Col Mount Rose New Jersey Cape May Anthony M. Hauck, Jr Glouchester Dr. Condon

Runoff Primary Set for Sheriff Ordinary and Tax Receiver

Voters head to the polls tomorrow June 29 for a runoff to select nominees for sheriff ordinary and tax receiver after no candidate won a majority in the June 15 county primary. Precincts open 7am–6pm city, 8am–3pm county with listed managers and clerks.

Thomasville Zack Varnedee W. W. Shepherd J. D. Baker L. V. McKinnon, Jr E. M. Smith J. C. Cash C. C. Pittman A. B. Clark C. R .Megahee R. G. Fleetwood J. S. Mallard H. T. Poole W. M. Jones R. S. Burch G. E. Davis J. A. Cobb Fred S. Norton Guerry B. Isler

Martin Resigns as Head of Commonwealth and Southern

Thomas W. Martin of Birmingham resigns as president of Commonwealth and Southern Corporation. B C Cobb is appointed to succeed him as president while remaining chairman. Martin will lead Alabama Power Company and will stay on the board of Commonwealth and Southern. Cobb continues as chairman.

Martin COBB Birmingham Ala Thomas W. Martin Commonwealth and Southern Corporation B. C. Cobb Alabama Power Company Commonwealth and Southern Alabama and Georgia Power Companies Southeastern Power and Light Company Commonwealth Power Corporation Mississippi Power Company South Carolina Power Company First National Bank of Birmingham Birmingham Fire Insurance Company

Ingredients of brew have same status as whisky in this court

In Atlanta on June 28 Judge Luther Z. Rosser ruled home brew ingredients have the same status as liquor. He dismissed a $200 cheating and swindling case brought by R. A. Clark against W. S. McLeod over malt in a partnership deal. The judge said you cannot force collection on beer making material and noted the malt extract sale itself was not declared illegal.

Atlanta Luther Z. Rosser W. S. McLeod R. A. Clark McLeod Prohibition Rosser

Giants Rally Tops Dodgers in Ninth In doubleheader opener

Errors by Frederick and Mungo in the ninth inning allowed the New York Giants to score four runs and beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 7 in the first game of a double header. Frederick homered for Brooklyn and Lindstrom hit a walloping homer for the Giants.

Brooklyn Frederick Mungo Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Lindstorm

Ten Americans Kidnapped Near Kikungshan China

Reports from Hankow say ten Americans two adults five adults and five children were abducted by bandits aligned with communist forces near Kikungshan in Southern Henan Province. Regular Chinese troops blocked further captures.

Hankow China Kikungshan Henan

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Judge Jones James M. Johnson Valdosta WQDX D. B. McNeill Jacksonville City Thomas County B. L. Brewton R. P. Willis Moore’s Feed and Flour W. Jackson St W. F. Raiford Moultrie Ladie Sadie Ball’s Jerger Guerry Isler Appeas IN Magazine Garden Exchange Es Magazine America Rene Davis Hurst & May Remington Ave Alred P. E. Shepherd Fitzgerald R. C. Miller W. R. Hearst Carter Cor. College W. Jackson Sts Pat Ward Athens Joe Massey Jewel Woodbury A. G. Warren R. S Bob) Burch School of Commerce C. H. Lambert Winifrey Jane W. C. Lambert J. L. Walker Light Plant Lindy John Curtis Pare Florida J. Harry Myers Sec Surf Country Club Panacea P. O. Box Fla. Tel Hoopers Davis
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