26 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
1
The Thomasville section notes include political debate with references to Cole Blease in South Carolina and a gubernatorial race involving Rivers. It mentions Aimee Semple McPherson, Broadway plays, Arctic explorer rediscovery, and Georgia power rate scrutiny affecting Cordele. The column reflects local politics, social events, and cultural anecdotes.
The article reviews Rivers campaign speeches in which he pledges to veto unfunded bills, cut state salaries, and reduce taxes while urging South Georgians to vote for him. It contrasts Rivers with other regional candidates and notes Texas politics and the Ferguson era. The tobacco season and price collapse are analyzed, blaming buyer consolidations and lack of grower organization.
A letter argues that 3 million deaf children in the United States face serious developmental barriers. Early detection and regular testing of sight and hearing are urged to prevent misdiagnosis and to keep progression in check, with emphasis on parental and teacher vigilance.
A profile of Hull highlighting his passion for tariff and taxation and his rise in Congress. Friends note his deep thinking, often while shaving, and his long tenure since 1807 with a 215 vote start, except for 1920. He helped shape federal income tax, inheritance tax, and liberty bond value laws.
The piece notes Cordell Hull, long time representative from Tennessee's fourth district, will leave the House for the Senate next March. Hull, a reputed sound economist, will replace Senator Brock who finishes Tyson's term, continuing his Capitol Hill presence as a scholarly, industrious figure.
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