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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1935

Page

2

Liquidation step seen in federal relief shift to resettlement division

Atlanta June 28 The federal emergency relief administration moves rural rehabilitation and agricultural extension work into the new resettlement division under R G Tugwell. The change unites county agents and extension services with stations and colleges to coordinate farm programs and potential relocation of farm families. Georgia figures include R L Vansant and Harry L Brown, with Philip Weltner named regional director for southeastern states. Approximately 13 500 Georgia families totaling about 67 500 people will transfer from FERA to the resettlement division.

Atlanta Federal Emergency Relief Administration Utes States Department of Agriculre Agricultural Extension Service Resettlement Administration R. G. Tugwell Secretary of Agriculture Colleges of Agriculture Philip Weltner University System of Georgia R. L Vansant Georgia Harry L. Brown Georgia Agricultural College Athens Brown FERA Vansant Washington Te Fera Shepperson Works Administration Relief Administration Iworks Progress Administration

Raw Cotton Exports Fall In First Quarter

The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports first quarter raw cotton exports dropped 33 million dollars from a year earlier with 1,221,000 bales shipped abroad. Cotton declined 29 percent while automobiles rose 41 percent in value. Japan took about a third of exports. Manufactured products, leaf tobacco and petroleum kept overall trade steady.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States Japan

Woman on golf course fined for slapping carriage parent

The report recounts a Glasgow Scotland incident where Robert Howarth paid a 1.75 fine after slapping a woman who blocked a fairway with a baby carriage. Howarth argued the carriage cluttered the course but his strike followed her refusal to move it.

Glasgow Robert Howarth Howarth

Kiwanis Members Lunch With Girl Scouts at Camp Frances Archbold

Kiwanis Club members share a luncheon with Girl Scouts at Camp Frances Archbold also known as Archbold place. A puppet show by Scouts and a Senior Red Cross Life Saver certificate presentation highlight the event with guests from Albany Sylvester and other associations in attendance.

Kiwanis Club Betty Watt Red Cross Bill Gravely Teate Kiwanis Americus Albany Dawson Moultrie Sylvester Thomasville Georgia Boy Scouts Washington, D. C Earnest Lucas Hollywood California Kiwanis International Chicago Camp Frances Archbold A. L. ‘Seely Walter Hargrave Sherman Williams Atlanta Arch Lacy E. G. Twitty Lonney Ferguson

Randell testifies for two hours in wife death trial

Randell of Fort Myers Florida delivers a two hour unsworn statement to the Ellijay Georgia jury describing an automobile wreck his wife died in. He tears up while recounting the incident saying she failed to handle the car and that she had been ill. He denies mistreatment and cites his own funds as proof.

Randolph Fort Associated Press Ellijay R. W. Randell Fort Myers Fla Randell Wallace Randell Here Melvin Tanner Gilmer County Ilr S. B. Stanley Albert Ray Lewis Key Canton

Georgia Highway Funds Battle Plays Out in Washington

Georgia lawmakers clash with federal officials over $19 million in federal road funds. Secretary Wallace’s decision on the highway board’s reply could shift control of the funds from Governor Talmadge. MacDonald calls the board’s response insufficient and hints at alternative avenues to allocate Georgia money.

MacDonald Georgia Talmadge Highway Boards Balls Ferry Vinson Wallace Washington Rep. Tarver Wallace Georgia Highway Board White House Tarver Highway Board Thomas E. MacDonald Federal Road Bureau Talmadgela Highway Board

Acquaintance Sought in Slaying of New York Lawyer

Detroit police search statewide for Lee Ferris an acquaintance of Howard Carter Dickinson a New York attorney and nephew of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes Dickinson 52 was found slain in Rouge Park his body dumped near a driveway after a gunshot injury detectives pursue a hotel briefcase link and a possible female suspect while outlining the ride murder theory.

Detroit Lee Ferris Howard Carter Dickinson New York Ferris Charles Evans Hughes Rouge Park Fred W. Frahm Dickinson Hughes William H. Yawkey

Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Georgia News

Mr. L R Allen of Orlando and Mr J H Sims of Atlanta were among business visitors to the city. Mrs W K Atkinson and family left for Miami. Miss Mary Defreitas heads to Jacksonville to visit relatives. A Jamboree in Albany draws news boys from several South Georgia towns.

J. H. Sims Atlanta Jack Albany South Georgia W. K. Atkinson Master Vann Carroll Atkinson Miami Mary Defreitas Jacksonville Fla R. J. Reagan John Defreitas

Gardener Aged 61 Confesses Slaying Hollywood Stenographer

Hollywood California June 28 61 year old gardener D W Nields confessed to police to killing Frances Conklin a Hollywood stenographer whose body was found yesterday in Griffith Park after a quarrel over their improvised relationship. He allegedly fired three times injuring her fatally then sought his brother and later turned himself in.

Hollywood Calif D. W. Nields Frances Conklin Griffith Park Roy Hurst Ray Giese Miss Conklin Detec Tives Misa Conklin Nielda H. C. Nields Pasadena Arroyo Seco Nield

German Youths Enter National Trade Competitions in Record Numbers

Nearly 1,500,000 German youths participated in national trade competitions this year, pursuing scores of callings across the country, reflecting broad engagement in vocational contests and skill testing.

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Federal Relief Organization Inman Drug CO Frances Archbold Civic Club Girl Scouts Gene Roosevelt American Legion TVA NRA AAA Tennessee Valley Power Development Samuel Insull Utilities King Supreme Court JPA Carolinas Florida Alfred Scarborough Columbia S. C Bank Farm Credit Administration Isaacs America Revelation L. R.allen Orlando, Fla Eddie Lewis W. Jackson Woodland Drive Leslie M. Grantham Williams Stebbin N. B. Co’s Heinz Graph Juice Taylor's Brookfield Octagon Laundry Ipardi Georgia Peaches Ney Ballard Kraft’s Cheese Groceteria Gardener Kfaria Conklin Summerhill Boston Road
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