25 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
1
The Thomasville paper notes Friday’s rose show with record blooms and strong talk on politics. It references Senat race with Fred Scott, NRA debates, Capone’s appeals, and local commentary on crime, industry, and public issues.
A dated commentary argues Japan seeks wider control in Asia, threatening League protests and Western alliances. It notes the shift in British policy, USA hesitation, and Soviet potential to disrupt any Japanese expansion, as protectorates face possible abandonment.
A visitor from the northern United States noted Thomasville’s strong unity and cooperative spirit behind the Rose Show. The piece urges residents to welcome guests with courtesy and hospitality on Rose Show day Friday, giving outsiders right of way and showcasing local generosity.
Local leaders urge restoration of daily Albany rail service along the Coast Line as the Public Service Commission delays ruling until May fifth. Chamber of Commerce backs a petition to demand resumed schedules, arguing restored trains boost regional business and address winter-weary Thomasville.
New York readers note a summer trend toward staying at home due to income taxes and holidays. Weekend getaways shift to nearby Long Island and Jersey resorts while city mansions are boarded. Bicycling parties rise as private Upper East Side homes shutter.
John Hix notes the Flack family of Rutherfordton North Carolina famed for long marriages. Joe F Flack, youngest of five brothers, recently celebrated his fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Two brothers remain alive and active at 380 years combined, Ethyl alcohol odor vs taste ratio explained, tomorrow Europe’s newest empire.
A nostalgic reminiscence by Morris about changing ambitions from firefighting to ocean liner stowage, reflecting on 1930s pricing and sales at The Globe Store. He touts bargain items like Baronte Satin 35c and Chiffon Hose 49c while recalling early days and a nickname from friends.
A compact listing of crossword style clues arranged in across and down categories. Includes definitions for people places and objects such as moccasins medicinal plants and legal terms with various lengths and semantic connections.
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