06 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
1
An advertisement touts Magnesia Oxolda as a digestive cure claiming to neutralize gastric acid and cleanse the intestinal tract. It promises relief from gall bladder issues and indigestion with two tablets after meals plus water, asserting dramatic health benefits and vigor.
Two New York lawyers were released on bond of 2000 each as Madison County grand jury considers bribery allegations tied to the Scottsboro case. Judge Blanton ordered bond pending action. Teerson’s bond reduced to 2000 though not posted. Mrs. Victoria Price testified to alleged bribery attempts toward an eyewitness.
New Orleans reports Huey P Long asserts Louisiana State Tigers are superior to Alabama and Minnesota. He proposes pitting LSU against both teams any place, any week, even same day, and even with players of their choice, provided LSU keeps four backs.
Georgia voters faced a mix of party contests and independents across multiple districts as Republicans and independents pressed bids for eight house seats and three senate seats. The DeKalb county house race pitted Talmadge ally Reuben Garland against Paul Lindsay, while statewide races included independent runs in Pickens and Dodge counties and rotation system outcomes in Fannin and Catoosa counties. Polls opened 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in city and court precincts and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in rural areas.
Thomas County Federal Savings and Loan Association is organized with W H Titus and W F MacIntyre credited for work. Government funds will back local loans at three to one, with five directors required for loan approval and a nominal application fee. The local bank will depository funds, and the group seeks Federal Home Loan Bank membership and insurance.
County Agent FP A Ward announces Senator Bankhead author of the cotton control act will address farmers at Moultrie Municipal Airport Friday at noon EST. He argues for coordinated production limits to end cotton magnate domination and price swings, urging farmer cooperation to improve market opportunities.
In the third and seventh districts in the eastern part of the state heavy voting is reported. South Carolina and Mississippi show no real Republican opposition, signaling easy paths for Democratic nominees.
A regional cooperative operates under local control with a board appointed by residents on a rotating basis. Officers are elected from this local board to run the organization and aid homeowners.
Mr George S Shaw of Albany visited the city today for business. Eddie Lewis at 322 W Jackson and Mr R C Bruce Jr of Valdosta were among yesterday’s visitors. G L Groover Joe Hanson and Pratt Adams of Savannah were noted business visitors, with R B Wheeler of Donaldsonville also present.
Woodland California November 6 Judson C Doke a 34 year old milk inspector testified about discovering his wife Helen Louise Doke 26 in an affair with Lamar Hollingshead 23 UC student and poet at a ranch July 26 He described confronting Hollingshead demanding he end the relationship and that Hollingshead refused and drew a revolver leading to Hollingshead’s death Doke said Hollingshead accused him of the shooting and claimed he warned he might shoot him first during the confrontation
The Textile Labor Board urged the industry to reemploy workers who joined the 1934 strike, noting six weeks since the strike was terminated. It said many strikers remain unemployed or evicted from company housing and urged immediate, non discriminatory rehiring to restore peace in the industry.
Two hundred fifty CCC workers were shifted from Maine to Virginia and Maryland camps after a three hour disruption. Officers were locked in baggage cars, air hoses cut, and a riot call brought 150 police to the New Haven Railroad yards. The train resumed toward Fort Hoyle Maryland and Ben Hur Virginia with army officers in control.
Gunmen in Holland Missouri shot and killed Horace Farrow and wounded his father as a car carrying two Black men to vote left a nearby home. Clarence Posey, a Republican supporter who had escorted Black voters, was wounded in the scalp. Authorities restored order and investigated, with no arrests reported yet.
Ambassador Hans Luther said two Americans detained in Germany for months without charges would receive exactly the same fair treatment as if they were German citizens. He spoke after a State Department review with acting Secretary Phillips, vowing parity in treatment.
Beeston measured report says Georgia Cole, former Olympic diving champion, is doing well at New England Baptist Hospital after an operation. No further condition details provided.
Washington reports assistant director Dickerson N. Hoover said a forthcoming bureau of navigation study will examine all possible fire causes for the Mier Morro Castle tragedy. The inquiry will not declare a single origin but will analyze how the blaze might have started, including spontaneous combustion as a potential factor.
Oklahoma City reports show Governor hopeful Marland leading Pine in most precincts with 1862 to 765 in 35 of 149 precincts. Incomplete unofficial returns indicate a strong Democratic edge as of Nov 6.
A fragment notes the pituitary gland sits beneath the brain base. It mentions its placement in relation to the skull and surrounding brain structures within a concise medical context.
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