18 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1932
Page
1
The column frets about upcoming Rose Show timing and roils through politics, taxes, and social concerns. It notes regional fishing, postage costs, and radio humor while commenting on Al Smith and Roosevelt and warning about fiscal waste.
Members tour Augusta Athens and Atlanta revealing historic and modern garden designs. Thomasville plantations impress with architecture and surroundings, while old and new styles showcase Georgia’s horticultural charm and beautification efforts.
A Yale critic asserts politics is a dirty game, yet laments the persistent need for civic effort to curb corruption. The piece argues gentlemen can influence reform despite widespread malfeasance and ends with an odd simile about a horse with a long tail.
A discussion grows among city and state authorities on selling unpaid tax properties to collect taxes. Many ads warn property owners, but few properties are likely to be forced to sale. officials warn against too broad use while noting potential hardships and liberal handling by some jurisdictions.
At the Georgia Bankers Association meeting this week the vice-president of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston praised the value of newspaper advertising for banks and financial outreach.
A bank executive notes growth in newspaper advertising from mere names and sizes to showing how the bank thinks and acts. Advertising aims to link the institution with local life and constructive movements, helping readers identify with the bank and attract prospects.
Columbus Georgia reports 2000 troops from five posts in the fourth corps area arrive at Fort Benning for a solid month of maneuvers. General Edwin N. King leads the corps while Brigadier General Manus McCloskey and Fort Benning units prepare for the exercise.
City Councilman J. E. Berman prepared a resolution to establish United States Army aviation headquarters for the Fourth Corps Area at Candler Field. The measure would authorize the city to lease the federal government space at the municipal airport.
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