13 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
1
A beach of miscellany notes crops up including cotton and corn trends, government bonuses, a new smoke room at the state university, naval spending, and talk of governors and elections. The column comments on crime, banking fraud, and inflation while observing a Washington trip and Mussolini sparked fears.
An Educational Rally will be held in Thomasville next week to inform residents about Georgia’s educational needs. State School Superintendent Dr Collins will address the audience and avoid local political campaigning while outlining state actions and future requirements to improve schooling.
A town columnist argues that unemployed people should be allowed or required to garden if space exists to grow vegetables for sustenance. The piece urges self sufficiency, notes farmers’ duties, and reflects on local political chatter about Georgia’s future senate leadership and voter poll tax deadlines.
The writer shares musings from New York on celebrities and theater, noting dashed public figures and fashion, then recounts drinks and social rituals. Anecdotes include Bert Lahr, Lilyan Tashman, and Jos. KE. Smith, with reflections on champagne culture and a anecdotal memory of a Kansas City hotel. The piece closes with a tour through social drinking habits and a nod to copyright.
Norfolk Va April 13 The body of First Lieutenant Pavia L Cloud Jr Marine Corps pilot who fell to his death in the Atlantic off Virginia Beach remains missing after searches by coast guard vessels and trawlers. His parents live in Greensboro Ga and his squadron held the Schiff award for safe wing.
A pilot fell from a damaged plane during gunnery practice near Greensboro. Others saw his parachute after he jumped from the falling craft. Neither the body nor the plane was recovered by nightfall. The flyer, son of Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Cloud of Greensboro, was a University of Georgia graduate and Marine Corps veteran. He belonged to Sigma Nu and the Masonic lodge.
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