Tornado Insurance and Local Life in 1936 Commentary
Random clippings reflect public concerns from Cordele to Thomasville with notes on tornado insurance, crop lateness, local fines, taxes, and political debate. Mentions Tupelo and Gainesville incidents, the Rose Show, and imperial commentary on Roosevelt policy and prohibition era mood.
Red Cross Relief Mission Outlined For Georgia Disasters
An editorial lauds the American Red Cross for immediate disaster relief and administration efficiency. It argues funds are locally spent for relief, with a tiny cost of administration, and urges giving through the Red Cross to ensure aid reaches those in distress in Georgia and beyond.
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Red Cross
Georgia
Rose Show Leader Miss Rena Davis Remembered in Community Spirit
Obituary and tribute note for Miss Rena Davis who died Sunday morning while preparing for the Rose Show. The piece praises her unselfish work for Thomasville and calls for continued support to honor her memory, hoping the event will surpass prior years. It also shares local commentary on county governance, liquor losses, and a few stray reflections.
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Rena Davis
Storm reach Gainesville prompts cautious casualty coverage
The Times Enterprise notes that AP casualty lists aim to calm fears after the Gainesville storm. Reporters prioritize accuracy and institutions with many occupants when casualty names are unavailable, offering trusted figures to reassure worried families.
Premier and Foe Duel in Budapest Barracks Standoff
In Budapest on April 7 Premier Julius Goemboes and Tibor Ickhardt leader of Hungarys peasant party fought a pistol duel at twenty five paces on the tanbark floor of the Francis Joseph Cavalry barracks. Both fired once and missed. they turned their backs and left unreconciled. Eckhardt delivered the challenge to him.
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Tibor Ickhardt
Peasant
Francis Joseph Cavalry
Eckhardt
Marilyn Miller Dies at 38 After Illness in New York
Broadway star Marilyn Miller, famed for Sally Sunny and The Follies, died at Doctors Hospital in New York at age 38 after a three week illness from a sinus infection that worsened into a toxic condition. Her career included work with Florenz Ziegfeld and Charles Dillingham, and she later starred in a film version of Sunny.
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Mary Pickford
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Pickford
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