Cotton plow talks and political notes from Thomasville
A digest from the Thomasville Times Enterprise covers farming tips like plowing cotton alongside political chatter. It notes congress, water festival in Moultrie, Alabama Arkansas Tennessee repeal talk, and figures in national news. It also mentions Otto Kahn Chilean bonds and a Bucharest incident involving Crown Prince Michael.
Royal Match and Tax Schemes Highlight 1930s Headlines
The piece notes Bar bara Hutton and Prince Alexis Mdivani wed with a profit driven prenup and the husband set to receive annuity while the bride holds most assets. It also critiques kin sales and tax evasion schemes tied to J P Morgan Otto H Kahn and the Chilean 20 million bond issue.
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Otto
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Morgan
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Leeb
Rucker Presses Georgia Power Rates and Municipal Roles
Athens leader Lamar Rucker argues in the legislature and before the Public Service Commission that Georgia Power aided cities with rebates to curb competition. He urges transparency of company contracts while noting municipal and state measures to protect utilities and rates amid political pressure.
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Athens
Public Service Commission
Georgia Power Company
Georgia
Hawkinsville
Harley Lawson
Thomasville
Tomasville
Wadsworth Seen as Possible 1936 GOP Leader
Washington observers see James Wadsworth of New York as a potential Republican presidential contender after his 1934 House return. He rarely speaks but signals a pivotal role in the party's 1936 plans in opposition to the administration’s industrial recovery bill. He warned of a future where government imposes life and methods on citizens, drawing attention from political analysts.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
James W. Wadsworth
New York
House of Representatives
Wadsworth
Bert Snell
House
Moultrie Watermelon Festival Marks Georgia Bicentennial
In Moultrie Georgia the bicentennial is celebrated with a watermelon festival. Events include a morning parade with floats and brass bands, a queen crowning, speeches, auto races and watermelon cutting in the afternoon, a bicentennial pageant at night featuring about 600 cast members, and a dance hosted by the American Legion after the pageant.
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Moultrie
South Georgia
American Legion
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 30 1933
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair tonight with Saturday local thundershowers. Observations show 8 a m readings, 76th Meridian Time with 83 percent humidity. report notes scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Cotton Belt and higher temperatures in the southwest. No material change expected this weekend. cooler in upper Missouri Valley and minima in the 40s in Montana.
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Thomasville
Cotton Belt
Mobile
Atlanta
Rockies
Lower Lake Region
Chicago
Great Plains
Missouri Valley
Montana
Miami Post Office Opens In New Quarters
The Miami post office will move into a new $1,500,000 building tonight. Officials including Mayor E. G. Sewell will lead brief ceremonies on the lawn starting at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow with federal state and local participation.
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Miami Post Office
Miami
Fla
E. G. Sewell
Memphis Evening Appeal to Consolidate with Commercial Appeal
Memphis June 30 James Hammond Jr announces the Memphis Evening Appeal will cease as a separate paper and merge with the Commercial Appeal, printing as one morning and Sunday edition. The consolidation aims to focus the organization’s effort and expand the news and features by about four extra pages daily.
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Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Hammond
Evening Appeal
George Morris
Memphis Newspaper Applies for AP Membership
Scripp-Howard newspaper based in Memphis seeks membership in the Associated Press in the evening field and will publish AP reports. The Commercial Appeal will continue to publish AP reports in the morning field.
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Ing Scripp-Howard
Memphis
Associated Press
Commercial Appeal
Mature adults learn more effectively says Dr. Edwin A. Lee
Dr Edwin A Lee director of vocational education argues that mature persons up to age 50 grasp most things better than high school pupils. He cites life experience and practical application as key factors in learning efficiency.
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Edwin A. Lee
ALL-BRAN Cereal Praised For Constipation Relief
Mrs. John Schneider of Oshkosh recommends Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN as a superior treatment for constipation, noting it provides bulk fiber, iron, and vitamin B while avoiding pills. Two tablespoonfuls daily often suffices, with doctors advised if relief isn’t achieved.
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John Schneider
Tenth Street
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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