06 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
1
The column surveys Georgia political rumors around Governor and Senate races. It mentions Rivers considering a Senate bid, Roosevelts influence, WPA tensions, and potential toll roads to Key West. It notes advertising limits on lotteries and praises Thomasville promotions and local business efforts.
Ambassa dor from Spain Senor Don Fernando Gelos Rios made his film debut amid a press conference at the embassy. He resembles historical Cortez but differs by harboring whiskers and avoiding royal attire. News of unrest in Barcelona added tense context as his mother and sister-in-law remained in the city.
Bernice Jones, successor to Virgil Rooks, says she does not want the sheriff’s job after April 19. She remains in office pending election, noting she prefers administrative work to patrolling and does not carry a revolver. Five candidates have announced for the office: J. B Ward W. S. Daughtrey C. W. Dean J.C. Ensley and W. W. Branch.
Five and more South American nations rely on airplanes to haul heavy mining machinery across the Andes. The routes reach remote regions cut off by rugged peaks, where land transport is impractical or impossible.
A Latin correspondent class discussion unfolds as news photographers guide ambassador speakers into a library set. Cameras roll as the scene shifts to a sound stage with emotional demonstrations and carefully directed readings.
Don Fernando reads aloud as a timer chimes. A camera crew, restless, pushes for the second paragraph while a servant drops a silver platter. The moment spirals with interruptions and a ringing telephone before resuming the reading.
In New York on West End Avenue Madame Germane Mariani runs a French boarding house in Louis XVI style. She loves the kitchen more than the salon, recounting unmeasured sauces and pastries with lively speed. Her son studies at the Ecole Francaise and impresses visitors with his formal salute.
A rambling portrait of Corsair yacht damage and millionaire sideline life. The piece notes Long Island estates, East River docking, and morning yacht arrivals, while praising the play Our Town for its entertainment value and lasting impression.
Atlanta reports a fox terrier named Pat, age 17, died two days after Clarence C. Brooks, longtime secretary to two Atlanta police chiefs, died after a long illness. The dog found his kennel and passed away Monday morning, shortly before Brooks was buried at Hollywood Cemetery.
Listing notes program changes without prior notice. All programs to key and basic chains or groups unless specified, coast to coast designations include all available stations. Notes reflect general scheduling across networks and may vary by locale.
A readable log lists NBC WEAF East programs for April 6 with multiple music and talk segments. Notable entries include Jack Armstrong and Little Orphan Annie in early evening blocks, Sammy Watkins Orchestra, Tom Dorsey Orchestra, Fred Allen at Town Hall, Hendrik Van Loon talk, and Amos n Andy repeats, with orchestras and dramas interspersed across the schedule.
A detailed CBS WABC broadcast lineup lists programs from 5:45 pm to 11:30 pm. Highlights include Trust Entertainment Obbligato from Chicago, Lum and Abner sketches, Grace Moore songs, The Gang Busters, Benny Goodman Orchestra, and George Olsen Orchestra with other big-name acts and news segments throughout the evening.
Radio schedule outlines programs across NBC Waterloo network with acts including The Singing Lady The Three Romeos Mr Keen and Lost Persons The Revelers and Chicago's Minstrel Show plus news and musicals. Notable names include George Crose Rose Maurie Song Program Lowell Thomas Roy Shields Harriet Parsons Nola Day and Willy Bryant's Orchestra.
Whigham and nearby areas report visitors and residents at events. Dr. and Mrs. Butt of Cairo visited. Rev and Mrs Shearcouse and family spent time here. Mr. Harden signs with Savannah Indians as pitcher after a strong North Carolina league season.
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