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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

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Tentative Air Mail Pact With Zeppelin Company

The Post Office Department tentatively agrees with Dr. Hugo Eckener of the Zeppelin Company to start a North Atlantic Air Mail service next July using a new airship between Lakehurst or Miami and Germany. Eckener and Harllee Branch discussed the project, with the Navy allowing mooring at Lakehurst and Miami.

Washington Post Office Department Hugo Meckener Zeppelin Company North Atlantic Lakehurst Miami Germany Eekener Harllee Eckener Zeppelin Navy Department L Wee Friedrichshafen Brazil

Two Women Die As Sedan Plunges From Mullica River Bridge

New Greens New Jersey November 1 Two women about 40 die when a heavy sedan crashes through guard rails on the Mullica river bridge and sinks in 35 feet of water. The car owned by Morgan Hobby of Sea Girt New Jersey was partly lifted by a dredge scow’s derricks before bodies were recovered. Both women wore fur coats and were well dressed.

New Greens N. J Mullica River Morgan Hobby Sea Girt N. JT

Leaders to Meet in Birmingham for Southeastern Chamber Session

National business leaders and executives in the south gather for the Southeastern Division meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in Birmingham on November 1 and 2. Notable speakers include Jesse Bloch, James Barrell, Robert Fleming, and Hugh White, addressing recovery and industry issues before delegates from 13 southern states.

South Chamber of C Omimerce United States Birmingham Sia Jesse A. Bloch Jes Bloch Brothers Robacco Company Wheeling West Va James Barrell Litehfield Condoy Tire and Rubber Company Akan Ohio Les Didgond School of Commerce and Business Administration Triversity Alabama Hugh White Alabama Teyhepe Seryviega Canmiseion Tutwiler Rcv Charles Magemap Oscar Welle National Chamber Thiv Woolford Atlanta Heyn Pidgand Reuben PB Robertson Champion Fiber Company Canton N. C Vwandae Gearee Port Wilton Oiitar Chattanooga News Porney Johnatan Ypoonen P. W. Lithefield Marriman Jamees A. Trarrell Wueh White Alabama Public Service Commission

Lott and Stoffen May Join Pro Net Ranks

New York November 1 George Lott and Lester Stiefen US doubles champions are considering turning professional. Bill Tilden and promoter Bill OBrien extended the offer during the past year.

Lott and Stofffen PRO Net New York George Lott Lester Stiefen United States Bie Bill Tilden Bill O'Brien Lott Steefen

Paris Dominates All Saints Day War Forecasts

Paris reports warn of possible Germany war, with Matin predicting an army over 2.0 million if a spring conflict erupts. Berlin cautions France faces danger as talks on Saar occupation and international control of arms swirl amid protests. Inflation and wheat price shifts also appear in the dispatch.

Associated Press Paris Germany All Saints Day Matin Berlin France Parie Saar Evtce of Nations’ Governing Commission

Belgrano Renews Pledge to Carry Out Legion Mandates

National Commander Frank Belgrano of San Francisco renewed the American Legion pledge to carry out the Miami convention mandates including cash payment of adjusted service certificates. He spoke in Atlanta with Quimby Milton and Delacy Allen present, urging a national preparedness program and noting a selective service law support. The event highlighted Georgia Legion leaders and regional hopes for a strong year.

Atlanta Miami The American Legion Frank Belerano San Francisco State Department Quimby Milton Griffin Georgia Belgrana Delacy Allen Albany, Ga Georgia Department Melton Georgia.” Melton, A Former Commander of the Georgia Department

Mr. J. W. Duncan Visits Thomasville on Business

Jacksonville resident Mr. J. W. Duncan spent Wednesday in Thomasville on business. He met with local firms and conducted meetings regarding commercial arrangements and potential partnerships.

Hats Cleaned and Blocked by Local Firm

Eddie Lewis of 322 West Jackson displayed hats cleaned and blocked. A Jacksonville visitor, J O Wood, was among the business guests in the city yesterday.

Eddie Lewis W. Jackson J. O. Wood Jacksonville

Atlanta visitor Ernest Combs calls on Shelton

Mr. Ernest Combs of Atlanta, a well known business visitor, was in town yesterday to meet with E. G. Shelton regarding painting and papering services.

Ernest Combs Atlanta

Rare photograph from stratosphere shown by National Geographic

Washington November 1 The National Geographic Society developed a rare photograph from about 12 miles up during the ill fated National Geographic Air Corps balloon Explorer flight. The warped checkerboard image resembles a relief map of Nebraska ten miles square marking farms and fields. The shot accompanies lower level pictures to aid scientists in calibrating instruments that measure altitude.

Washington National Geographic Society National Geographic Air Corps Explorer Nebraska Captain Stevens Kepner

Sinclair supporters cry foul as movie stars face intimidation

San Francisco reports Sinclair supporters promise a grand jury probe into alleged threats by film producers against stars sympathetic to Upton Sinclair. Katharine Hepburn is named as an example of a targeted actress. District Attorney Beecher says only those named will appear. others not subpoenaed.

San Francisco Upton Sinclair David Sokol Los Angeles Katharine Hepburn

Manufacturers Plan Attack on Tobacco Processing Taxes

Washington reports tobacco manufacturers prepare an organized challenge to processing taxes. Two November 9 meetings will review revisions across barley flue cured fire cured dark air cured and cigar leaf tobaccos while AAA officials meet with large manufacturers. Officials note potential tax reductions to 2.07 cents a pound but warn full repeal requires proof of consumption decline or hurt to profits.

Washhington AAA Wallace United States

Three Die In Flood After Dam Burst In Guananjunato

At least three people died as a flood inundated a large area and destroyed houses following the failure of a dam recently constructed by the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company in Guananjunato Mexico.

Guananjunato Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company

Concrete Construction firm of Brewton-Prior

A concrete construction business named Brewton-Prior announces its specialization in concrete work and related services. The notice highlights professional focus and potential availability for projects in the construction sector.

Carolina land official reports farm co improvements

Carolina land official and registrar of the Federal Land Bank, Mrs. Jennings, says farm co operations improved in the Carolinas and Georgia. She attributes gains to new mortgage reductions funded by the Bank, with collateral covering over $160,000,000, noting rapid short-term progress amid civil service vacancies. Atlanta reports November 1.

Federal Land Bank Carolina Jennings Carolinas Georgia Civil Service Fifth District Atlanta

Rose City Barb Next Door Hair Cuts 25c

An early local barber shop ad promotes 25 cent haircuts at a shop next door to 383 West Jackson, operated by E. B. Jord and E. C. Jord. The brief notice highlights low prices and neighborhood location.

Rose City E. C. Jord W. Jackson E. B

New Deal on Tire Prices From Rubber Industry

Akron November 1 rubber tire industry announces a new deal on prices with four major firms. Consumer costs may rise in some sections by about 18 percent. A typical 4.50 by 17 tire will sell around 12.9 dollars in some areas, with prices as low as six dollars in others.

Akron Rubber Tire Ak Turers Rubber Company E

Building workers strike hits New York garment district

A one day strike by building workers in the garment center began in New York City area. Within hours elevator service in 240 midtown buildings halted and 285 more reported impaired service. Union leader James Bambrick said 51 buildings signed wage and hours agreements.

New York City New York James S. Bambrick Building Service

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