01 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
1
The Thomasville Rose Show is set for the last Friday in April. Community groups must unite and actively support planning and execution to ensure a large, beautiful, and distinct show. Nurserymen and plantations should participate without overburdening exhibitors, keeping the event ethical and promotional.
A dated reflection on grandmothers forming clubs in Iowa and beyond. It notes grandmothers balancing lifelong domestic duties with public and professional work, suggests dictators rise from the bottom, and ends with the idea that grandmothers can be trusted to stick to their knitting in pursuit of success.
A reader notes public fears of an invasion from Mexico with Japan and Brazil at play, but argues the Monroe Doctrine and global setbacks render invasion unlikely. The piece reflects wartime jitters, social commentary, and questions about preparedness and national security.
1917 born Americans, now adults, swarm Washington to urge Congress and the government to spend about 500 million dollars on education and vocational training. The American Youth Congress, with delegates from about 50 groups including the Youth Communist League and Methodist groups, faces Senators and witnesses at hearings.
The passage quotes Miss Vivian Liebman defending campus life and marriage choices amid war talk. It notes Murray Kempton's report on Maryland youth readiness for war and ends with Senator Long cheering as the hearing closes with a song about America.
In Pinehurst North Carolina Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island stunned defending champion Estelle Lawson Page a spectator and non player three up at the ninth hole Bauer rallied to win five under par 39 to reach the semifinals Page whose drives struggled and second shots failed after the turn bowed out. Bauer advanced to meet Jane Cothran of Palm Beach Florida while Dorothy Kirby Southern champion defeated Virginia Guillois to reach the other semi final round.
Radio Today schedules show programs in Eastern Standard and Daylight Time with one hour difference. Listings note network CBS NBC and varied segments including music, education, and drama across stations with potential changes and coast to coast availability.
A garbled NBC WJZ broadcast script fragment lists individuals and places in a jumble. It mentions Jack Parker, Lowell Pivots, and a reference to 4230 Death Valley with scattered terms like Songs and Spelling, suggesting a broken program rundown or teleprompter error.
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