Tragic Georgia Traffic Toll Tops Eighty Six
AP reports a grim weekend on highways with at least 86 dead. Incidents include E S Pittman killed near McDonough in a two car crash, James F Coombe 65 of Compton and others injured near Atlanta, a Madison girl Wilma Nicholson 17 killed and multiple injuries, a Columbus area auto struck by a child fatality, and Leonidas Bartee killed when his car left the road. A bystander sustained burns while helping.
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Plane crashes kill several in U S and Daytona Beach
A sequence of airplane crashes leaves multiple dead and injured across New York Ohio Michigan and Florida. In Essex County New York a plane went down near Lake Champlain killing four aboard. In Daytona Beach a banner plane kills waitress and bandleader at the surfside, while another small plane crashes near Clinton Iowa injuring one. Nearby fog and heavy rain hamper recovery as authorities investigate each incident.
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Parker discharges four employees amid office shakeup
Four women in Parker's office were formally discharged after being deemed disloyal amid a broader purge. They will forfeit regular pay through June 30 while remaining on the payroll for 15 days of additional pay, as Parker shifts staff under Harris and the state finances reorganization.
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Roosevelt Leaders Plan Active Drive For FDR In Georgia
Georgia Roosevelt leaders vow an active campaign to secure large Democratic support for FDR in the state. Marion Allen says the Georgia organization remains intact and ready to mobilize quickly, planning a meeting to map plans while noting the November election is distant and the primary draws focus. Delegates toured Atlanta after the Philadelphia convention and praised the president’s acceptance speech.
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Tides at St Marks Light Tuesday Report
Predicted tides at St Marks lighthouse for Tuesday June 30 show high tide at 10 58 a m and low tide at 3 04 a m followed by another high tide at 6 15 p m.
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Divorced Chicago Mother Fatally Beaten in Hotel
Chicago reports a 25 year old divorcee, Florence Castle, slain in a near north side hotel room. A young son watched as a large black man killed her with blows to the head. A brick fragment lay by the bed and the killer fled via a fire escape. Police note the boy identified his father as James Thompson of Boston and said the assailant claimed to be a doctor. The case reference to the Black Legion appears as a chilling message.
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Campaigns to open nationwide for 1936 vote drive
Roosevelt rests at Hyde Park after accepting the Democratic nomination as parties plan campaign strikes across the country. Landon prepares at Estes Park for a July 23 acceptance speech in Topeka and Lemke moves to build Union party machinery this week. George H. Moses enters New Hampshire senate race against Keyes and Styles.
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Democratic chiefs carrying pledge from Roosevelt
Democratic leaders announced in Philadelphia they carry a pledge from President Roosevelt to fight economic tyranny as they campaign to re elect him. The pledge emphasizes equal opportunity in markets and opposes concentrations of economic power. Roosevelt pressed for democracy over mob rule and overprivilege in a rain soaked stadium in his renomination address.
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90 Percent Gain Noted in Farm Revenue Over Year 1932
Washington report notes a 390 percent rise in cash income from cotton, corn, wheat, tobacco and hogs from 1932 to 1935. Total farm cash income climbed from 4.377 to 6.9 billion dollars. The five crops benefited from early production control programs with a 120 percent price recovery, while non controlled commodities rose 46 percent. Rental and benefit payments added about a quarter of the income increase, averaging 451.9 million dollars annually.
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League Sounds the Death Knell for Sanctions
Geneva reports speedily planned funeral for sanctions with minimal oratory as British and French diplomats back a death to sanctions campaign. Locarno debate shelved. the League assembly meets tomorrow to decide on Italo Ethiopian war and possible covenant revision. Haile Selassie spokesman says the Negus will address the assembly in a last appeal for justice.
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Free Cooking School Opens At Rose Theatre
In a bustling start to the week, the Times Enterprise hosts a free cooking school opening Tuesday morning at the Rose Theatre. Heat waves grip Georgia with Augusta Macon and Savannah reporting near 100 degrees and reminders of scorching temperatures throughout the region.
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Roosevelt Invites Horner and Murphy to White House
President Roosevelt hosted Governor Henry Horner of Illinois and Frank Murphy of Michigan for a luncheon at the temporary White House in Hyde Park. The talks followed a breakfast with Governor Lehman and are seen as steps in planning Roosevelt’s campaign strategy for re election.
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Trucker Homer Castleberry Dies in Coleman County Crash
Lumpkin Ga June 29 Homer T Castleberry 25 was killed when the truck he rode overturned twice off a highway near Coleman Ga He survived by his father Dad Carter Castleberry Americus and three sisters Nannie of...
Cooking School Opens Under Vera Hall In Thomasville
Readiness for a three day free cooking school led by Vera Howard Hall begins tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Rose Theatre. The event, sponsored by the Times Enterprise, features lectures and demonstrations by a renowned home economist with no admission charge.
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Zioncheck found at Capitol Hill office after escape
Representative Marian A. Zioncheck of Washington turned up at his Capitol Hill office after fleeing a Towson Maryland sanitarium. Capitol police entered the room with aide William A. Weber and guarded access as Zioncheck stood with tousled hair and a neatly tied necktie before retreating into the office.
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Washington Representative Marian Zioncheck Escapes Maryland Sanitarium
Representative Marian A. Zioncheck of Washington state escaped from a Towson Maryland sanitarium last night, triggering a statewide alert as authorities pursued her whereabouts. Zioncheck, a political figure with ties to Olympia, vanished after the facility reported a breach in security.
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