18 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
1
A collage of local notes and editorial jabs reflects on politics, economy, and society. Items mention Ritchie as a Democratic hope in Maryland, Ireland's change, census impacts on Thomasville, and warnings about growth limits. The column critiques taxes, leisure, and gender roles while weaving light humor about trains and steak costs.
The Georgia Supreme Court declares the state may levy an income tax, setting up a clash with opponents who may challenge the law in federal courts. The piece warns of a fierce fight in the special session over a Boykin amendment and discusses implications for city and county taxation and property value equalization. It also notes broad concerns in the community about local conduct and garden thefts.
Readers note frequent parking changes aimed at protecting traffic and aiding merchants, while churchgoers and residents debate the council’s approach. Other items reference politicians, pensions in Georgia, and a late Rose Show, with varied public sentiment.
Jacksonville police report Mrs. J. B. McNamara died after a quarrel with her husband who is under arrest for assault with intent to kill. She was severely beaten and choked, taken to a hospital after the incident at their home, with three children aged nine placed in police custody. McNamara, a salesman and former Kentuckian, had moved to Jacksonville from Miami in January.
James Mathew Maxon Jr 21 described as son of a Protestant Episcopal bishop of Chattanooga Tennessee was arrested on homicide charges in an upper west side New York City house. Victim David Paynter 73 died from a fractured skull after an alleged assault by Maxon who attacked others during the incident.
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