Chamber of Commerce Active Leader Jeff Golden Heads Thomasville Group
The Chamber of Commerce of Thomasville and Thomas County coordinates multiple agencies in civic work. Led by Jeff M. Golden a prominent wholesale grocer the organization has guided local progress for years with L S Crosby as vice president and a board of notable businessmen.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Thomas County
Georgia
Jeff M. Golden
L. S. Crosby
Roosevelt to Visit Georgia for Thanksgiving and Bi centennial Address
President Roosevelt will travel to Savannah to close Georgia’s 200th birthday celebrations and deliver a bi centennial address on November 18, then return to Warm Springs to head the Warm Springs foundation. He may join a deer hunt after the Savannah visit as officials arrange hospitality.
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Glenn Ramsey
Associated Press
Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Savannah
Vivian Stanly
The
State Prison Commission
Warm Springs Foundation
Prominent Thomasville Citizens Led Local Chamber History
The article lists leaders and members of a Thomasville chamber affiliated group over twenty years, naming I. L. BHisenson J. L. Philips W. D. Hasty S. V. Steyerman H. L. Key L. S. Moore J. F. Evans and former presidents C. W. Cooper R. Jerger C. K. C. Ausley P. C. Searcy Nat M. Williams and Frank B. Harris. It notes offices on East Jackson Street near Broad in the Bank of Thomasville building with secretary Mrs. Allie Mae Goodwin and a welcoming office atmosphere for visitors.
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I. L. Bhisenson
J. L. Philips
W. D. Hasty
S. V. Steyerman
H. L. Key
J. F. Evans
Thomasville
C. W. Cooper
Nat M. Williams
Frank B. Harris
Chamber of Commerce
East Jackson Street
Broad Street
Bank of Thomasville
Allie Mae Goodwin
Wyoming Mourns Death of Senator John Kendrick
Sheridan Wyoming November 4 1933 nationwide condolences poured in for John B Kendrick veteran Democratic U S senator and Wyoming leader who died after a brief illness Officials said cerebral hemorrhage likely caused his death Kendrick began his career in 1910 as a state senator and educated himself while working as a cowboy amid the range as he rose to national political prominence.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
John B. Kendrick
Senate
Kendrick
Weather Outlook for Central and East Gulf States
Central and East Gulf States see rain and colder start to next week with warming by the end of the week. Expect fair spells after the initial wet period with rain returning near week’s close.
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Central
East Gulf States
Weather Summary for Southeast States
A cloudy period with possible rain tonight and Sunday across South Carolina Georgia and Florida. Temperatures trend cooler tonight and Sunday, with the northwest portions of Georgia and Florida experiencing the coldest spells. Alabama shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions in the north.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Canal across Georgia and Florida eyed by Ickes
Secretary Ickes directed army engineers to survey a proposed 150 million dollar ship canal across southern Georgia and northern Florida to assess feasibility. The project aims to create a short route linking Atlantic ports with Gulf coast shipping points.
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Ickes
Army
Georgia
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Dif
Farm strike muddled as nation sees clearer industrial horizon
Washington reports a mixed picture as industrial gains appear, while farm protest deepens. Wisconsin governors call in peace officers amid violence as Milo Reno warns to expand action. farmers weigh five to eight cent corn taxes and price controls.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
National Labor Board
Augusta
Horse Creek
S. C
A. G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Madison
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Washington
Agricultural Department
Alabama Dairy League
Birmingham
Des Moines
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Reno
Wallace
Farmers Union
Forward Thomasville Edition Reads Cover to Cover
The notice invites readers to explore every section of the paper and notes the edition spans thirty two pages. It emphasizes thorough reading and engagement with all parts of the issue.
Ford to Implement Seven Day Lay Offs Under NRA Code
NRA officials expressed surprise at Ford Motor Company plan to lay off workers in seven day blocks to meet the 85 hour weekly average under the automobile code. Hugh S Johnson said an exception could be considered if Ford opts to keep workers employed, while Ford indicated 9,000 employees will be cut in seven day periods to restore compliance.
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NRA
FORD
Washington
Hugh S Johnson
Ford Motor Company
Johnson
Hhe Johnson
Oec
Wwe
Word Company
Ford Company
Jafsie Proposes Plan to Halt Kidnaping Plots
New York November 4 Dr John Condon the Jafsie of the Lindbergh case today advanced a plan to prevent kidnaping plots and reduce errors delaying unraveling the case He urged a central Washington chief a censored press committee an undercover investigating body and an officer band under the chief to capture criminals.
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New York
John ¥. Condon
Jassie
WBNX
Washington
Central Committee
Fea
Mayor Beverly Extends Welcome to Home Seekers and Business
The mayor of Thomasville welcomes home seekers and business and industrial concerns through the Times-Enterprise forward Thomasville edition. He praises the city for culture, refinement, beauty, and happiness, pledging a hospitable yet principled reception and inviting visitors to enjoy unmatched opportunities and shared blessings.
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Beverly
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Final surge in New York mayoral race as campaigns peak
New York voters brace for Tuesday election as three leading candidates hold final rallies. O'Brien closes Tammany campaign in Brooklyn, LaGuardia appeals for the little fellow in the Bronx, and McKee targets Staten Island while Seabury forecasts LaGuardia victory by 300,000.
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New York
Mom
Yarmpyuiy
Arog
John P. O'Brien
Carnegie
Las
United States
Royal S. Capelana
O'Brien
McKee
Staten Island
LaGuardia
Bronx
Samuel Seabury
Fusion
Notable Call for Crime Remedies Inspires Religious Teachings
A quoted statement urges authorities to educate children in industry and proper conduct. It emphasizes teaching both the Koran and the Bible to foster respect and moral behavior among youth. The fragment reflects early 20th century concerns linking crime to upbringing.
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Eral
Officials predict Lindbergh kidnapping will be solved
Washington officials from the department of justice arrive for a two day course on anticrime techniques. They express confidence the Lindbergh kidnapping case will be solved.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Forward Thomasville Edition aims to promote growth and welcome new residents
The Times-Enterprise announces a special Forward Thomasville Edition designed to present a concise, optimistic view of the city and county. It expresses gratitude to local advertisers and supporters and invites inquiry from those considering a new home, stressing community spirit and opportunity.
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Times-Enterprise Company
Thomasville
Thomas County
Six States Vote On Prohi Repeal Next Tuesday
Six states decide on repealing the eighteenth amendment in Tuesday elections. Ohio Utah Kentucky North and South Carolina vote with Kentucky tallying Wednesday. Polls show wet strength but results to be declared by night.
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Associated Press
Olio
Penn- Vienna
Utah
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Ohio
North Carolina
Louisville
Columbia
S. C
Cenoral James A. Karley
Palmetto
New Civic Body Moves Forward in Thomasville
A new civic league formed in Thomasville and Thomas County aims to coordinate progress and promote community development. At a large meeting more than two hundred signed to join, with Mr. Jerger elected chairman and the group pledging to foster growth and enterprise.
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Thomasville
Ro Jerger
Times-Eunterprise
LP. C. Blanton Wags Spohkhestian
Jerger
Tie
U S May Renounce Extradition Treaty With Greece
Washington reports the government may instruct its Athens envoy to renounce the extradition pact with Greece after two failed Insull extradition efforts. Greek courts denied indictments in Cook County and bankruptcy charges, suggesting the case might end if the treaty is dropped.
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Washington
Athens
Greece
Samuel Jinsull
State Department
United States
Lincoln MacViegh
Insull
Cook County
Walter McGee Testifies Brother Not Guilty in Kidnaping
Walter McGee under a death sentence for the Mary McElroy kidnaping testified that his brother George was not implicated. He said he had not been convicted and quipped he had been kangaroed. Only three defense witnesses remained as the jury was to hear more later today.
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Bowen
William Delinski
John E. Ottley
Janta
Humphries
Kansas City
Walter McGee
Mary McElroy
George
Tropical Storm Moves Northward From Nassau
The weather bureau issued an advisory at ten a.m. noting a tropical disturbance of slight intensity moving slowly northward with its center about fifty miles north of Nassau Bahamas.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Nassau
Bahamas
Times-Enterprise Special Edition Promotes Thomasville Growth
The Times-Enterprise announces a special edition to showcaseThomasville and county resources for growth and winter tourism. It emphasizes community initiative, broad distribution, and low cost, urging locals to share copies and actively promote the city to attract visitors and residents.
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Turkey
FD. R
Horse Creek Valley Mills
Carolina
National Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Board
Cotton Textile State Industrial Relations Board
Kidnaner
John D. Humphries
Pryor Bowen
Lavonia, Ga
J. M. Golden
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce and Popular Food Dealer
Nation
Georgia-Florida Canal Survey
Farm Adjustment Administration
Farm Administration
Times- Enterprise
Hugh SS. Johnson
Jafsie
Condon
W. EE. Beverly
W. R. Beverly
Misor
Gotham
Lindbergh
Armendment
Thomasville League
U. S
Walter M’gee
Times
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