18 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1936
Page
1
The Local Weather Station Question centers on reestablishing the Thomasville station. Supporters argue it serves regional reporting needs and could guide hurricane and tornado planning. Opponents note Hadley declines commentary while urging action to restore full station operations.
Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida was impeached on six counts. Four counts failed to reach two thirds, but the final charge of bringing the court into scandal and disrepute passed by exactly two thirds, leading to removal from the bench. The ruling stresses preserving judicial ethics and notes courts must remain above reproach while acknowledging possible political dynamics.
Italian dispatches and special reports from Addis Ababa indicate the city’s fall is imminent. Ethiopian defenses have crumpled under sustained attacks despite unfavorable weather, signaling the likely capture of the empire’s capital and the end of the war.
Iris confronts Morgan and Camilla after a tense night of rehearsals and revelations. Iris learns of Owen's intentions, asserts her independence, and resolves to pursue her own writing and future beyond her mother’s expectations.
A heavy dynamite blast deepened the Moose River gold mine opening but failed to reach three Toronto men entombed for nearly a week. A rock barrier remains, yet officials vow continued efforts as a 5 inch communication avenue nears the shaft 141 feet below.
Train times show arrivals from Tifton at 6:30 a m 10:00 a m and 6:20 p m serving Monticello with details likely in local timetable.
A dense puzzle text lists clues with across and down entries including places animals actions and objects. It mentions rivers coins ships birds plants and numbers and references historic terms and odd spellings consistent with a newspaper puzzle page.
In Porterdale Georgia on April 18 a bank collapse while two children dug at it killed Louise Moat five and Jack Hancock six. A third child Lois Moat suffered serious injuries but was expected to recover after rescue and transport to Covington hospital where Lois Moat was later listed as alive.
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