06 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
1
The Times-Enterprise shows a mix of opinion pieces on election year rhetoric, social topics, and local commentary. It discusses farming, education, garden crops, and civic events while reflecting on national matters such as Hauptmann’s execution and social security financing with a blend of local color and editorial voice.
A Cordele relief plea describes a devastating blaze leaving over a hundred families homeless. The letter appeals for Red Cross funds to provide food clothing and shelter while noting homes on a residential street were destroyed and urging civic sacrifice to help those in need.
The piece laments charity shows and promoters who lose money and burden the newspaper. It urges scrutiny of local events and warns against schemes that misallocate funds while praising community support and responsible financing. It also notes concerns about social security reserves and rail travel quality.
General Hermann Wilhelm Goering holds a wide array of top offices including Reichstag president, head of the Luftwaffe, chief of police, Reich Minister of Aviation, director of television, master of the mint, and chief forester, reflecting a vast consolidation of power within the Nazi regime.
In Tampa a veteran cop suggests roosters need head room to avoid crowing trouble. In Charleston police debate ends with the phrase thats all versus dats all on radio announcements. Ventura passes an ordinance standardizing fees and ban on watermelon haircuts prompting a barber wife’s NRA quip.
Newell L. Ellis campaigns for Congress in Muskogee Oklahoma using horse and buggy transport. He says he received advice from Rep. Jack Nichols, who is seeking reelection, and claims his opponent sent a pamphlet on diseases of the horse and on greasing the buggy.
A scanned clue list mixes definitions and cross references from a Saturday puzzle with numerous entries. It includes terms like malarial fever and various short definitions, seeking word fits such as animals, letters, and common phrases across numbers 1 through 60 plus extras.
The park bureau reports a striking development in the use of national parks for winter sports. Officials note rising visitor numbers and increasing seasonal activities at multiple park sites.
Kittanning Pennsylvania marked up to 92 consecutive days this winter with chilly air and possible subfreezing conditions, claimed as a regional record for extended cold weather in the season.
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