01 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
1
The article surveys the anti vaccination campaign in Massachusetts and endorses the medical profession for its stance. It argues vaccination protects lives with minimal risk and frames choice versus public safety as a central issue.
Georgia faces a liquor referendum split. Prohibitionists oppose licensing as revenue, while others push for removal of liquor from the state amid concerns for youth and order. Voters expect a strong turnout and a clash over prohibition versus repeal and enforcement.
A historical survey traces sit-down strikes from 1880s railroads to Akron rubber workers and European origins. Analysts warn against contempt of law and potential spread while urging levity to cope with tense times and ongoing labor tensions.
Readers express worries about vaccination while many favor the protective benefits for children. The letter reflects a debate over parental consent and public health.
Mrs Thyra Sumter Winslow sails to New York amid 40 cornages and 20 boxes of candy while a hundred friends bid farewell at the airport. A party is joked about as she cancels hotel reservations and returns by two dozen cabs.
Public health guidance explains athlete's foot caused by ringworm fungus. The article urges daily foot washing, thorough drying, and dusting between toes with a sterilizing powder after exposure in gyms pools or beaches to prevent infection and spread.
Washington readers weigh the Nebraska experiment in one house with a cap on members at 50 and salaries not to exceed 37500 as Norris notes it could trim national legislature. The piece also considers implications for lower courts if such reform passes and references Chief Justice Hughes’s letter on resignations.
Fragmentary report describes a “comer” in a southern state near a pivot point where five sects once gathered. The text references rural free delivery and notes Uncle Gip Thomas held a contract for delivering mail before the service was adopted.
In Bluffton Indiana E J Hamilton reports a single one dollar bill washed into a tree by recent floodwaters. He searched nearby trees and found the note noting the unusual local sight.
Morgan asks a question as Perry spots a man in a street crowd. Perry identifies the individual, exclaiming with surprise, That's the man.
Mrs L M Alexander reported a distraught cat and five kittens escaping a home. She found a disconnected furnace pipe and contacted the fire department for safety. Firefighters assessed the scene and ensured no immediate danger to the occupants.
Senate advances consideration of the Guffey Vinson Coal Control Bill as movements toward a floor vote emerge. Judiciary committee holds hearings on the Roosevelt court bill while House panels examine DC appropriation and labor inquiries. Agriculture probes farm tenancy and anti lynching bills as Rules studies sit down strike talks.
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