10 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
1
A collage of local items and commentary from the Times Enterprise editor and readers. Snippets touch on politics, aviation, weather, travel, literature, and social quirks with humorous asides and brief reflections.
A Georgia perspective on Roosevelt's brain trust versus political forces. The piece argues the administration blends expertise with political aims, reshaping government while conservatives grow resistant. It notes looming campaigns, potential policy shifts, and critiques of past Hoover-era politics. Also mentions Hammond on legislature and a life sentence ruling for a liquor case and Liberty League opposition to price fixing.
The Rose Show needs 300 more dollars beyond 175 raised so far and 125 from the Thomasville Guards to reach 450 for expenses. The Garden Club also requests 150 extra for a building expansion to accommodate space seekers. Without the funds the show may be smaller, depriving Rose Show history of its best edition.
The piece argues France has fortified its border amid German rearmament and conscription. It warns a ten year peace pact could trigger a decades long arms buildup and an air race drawing Europe toward war. England's stance shifts as Germany asserts air superiority, while the United States debates war readiness and conscription amid relief efforts.
New York operator Grace Kelly describes how overseas telephone work bonds night shift girls ten miles apart and links them with colleagues in London and Buenos Aires. She notes they exchange cards at Christmas and Easter and write notes to the South America staff.
Miss Kelly explains how American Telephone and Telegraph lines connect New York with London and other European centers while Paris, Budapest, and Berlin operators chat with New York private boards. South American wires to Rio, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and Lima operate directly as testing calls reveal identities by voice. The word okay bonds the chat among girls across desks and continents.
General Hermann Goering Reich air minister and 38 year old actress Emmy Sonnemann married in Berlin city hall in a 13 minute ceremony. Reichsfuehrer Hitler attended as one of two groomsmen. A huge crowd gathered in city hall square and watched from rooftops and windows.
The municipal wedding ceremony featured Mayor Heinrich Sahm officiating as thousands gathered in downtown Berlin. Police with rifles, a band, and a heavy security detail watched as the bridal party left City Hall amid a traffic jam. The event honored Reich aviation minister with his actress bride, drawing over 30,000 Nazi and police onlookers.
Vlada Panitch, 75, who spent 17 years living in his father’s tomb in Vukovar Yugoslavia, has been persuaded to enter a poorhouse after old friends provided him with food and aid.
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