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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
6
Washington June 29 The treasury reports a deficit of 3.472 billion dollars, 28.7 percent below Roosevelt's budget estimate, as the fiscal year closes. Gross debt stands at 28.666 billion dollars, with lower emergency spending than forecast contributing to the reduced deficit. Receipts exceeded earlier budget projections.
Georgia relief administrators are to be summoned to Atlanta within days for a conference with Miss Gay B. Shepperson, Works Progress administrator, on the new Works Progress program. Shepperson earlier hoped to gain approval for projects already under relief, with 15,000 or more workers possibly employed under the security wage scale starting Monday.
Tax collections so far place aggregate receipts at 3.785 billion dollars, exceeding the year’s forecast of 3.702 billion. Figures for three business days remain to be tabulated.
John B. Rutland of Oakfield Georgia died at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a month of illness. Funeral services were held at Oakfield with Rev. F M Reeves officiating. Survived by widow Johnie Mae and three children plus siblings and in laws.
Miss Marguerite Neel and Miss Margaret Bracey hosted a bridge party and linen shower in honor of Miss Virginia Clemens whose engagement to Francis Tuck was announced recently. Guests included Virginia Clemens and many friends from Forsyth and surrounding towns. The event featured bridge prizes and a social afternoon.
Wimbledon England June 29 A threatened duel between Jean Borotra France's veteran tennis ace and Didier Poulain a Parisian sports writer has been called off Borotra revealed today They were to meet on the field of honor after an exchange of acerbities in L Auto over Borotra's decision not to play Davis Cup singles this year though he entered the Wimbledon tournament.
Betty Watt leads the Camp Frances celebration featuring a Water Carnival with events led by Martha Brandon and notable performances by Annette Seely, Jacqueline Andrews, Evelyn Pope, and Mary James Twitty. The Court of Awards, a camp dinner, and a fundraiser for a future scholarship concluded the festivities.
Council authorizes extending street tax to three dollars through June. Beginning July 1, the levy increases to four dollars. R. J. Hawthorn, treasurer, City of Thomasville.
Atlanta June 29 damandam us proceedings to require the state revenue commission to issue a beer sale license without county license presented were filed in Fulton superior court by Glenn Ellison of Bartow county. Judge John D. Humphries set July 13 for a hearing as Ellison argues the denial of a state license due to lack of county license is discriminatory.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE timetable shows Eastern Time arrivals and departures for multiple routes. It lists trains The Southland and Finn with connections to Montgomery Savannah New York Jacksonville and other cities, including daily and Sunday only services and through sleepers.
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