02 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1936
Page
1
An old Thomasville newspaper page fragment mixes editor and business office details with a string of assorted observations and quips. It references community life, Christmas wishes, travel notes, humor, and stray commentary on politics and society.
The piece surveys potential future use of NRA like labor rules on hours and wages. It notes supporters and skeptics, hints at wartime pressures, and argues that labor groups will push for some form of standard by necessity and political will. It mentions Roosevelt, Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, and European tensions shaping views.
An NY column discusses a Utah judge's plan to sentence a reckless driver to sixty days split over weekends, urging long expiation. It also rails at theater postponements hurting producers, cites Tallulah Bankhead and Ruth Gordon anecdotes, and notes Noel Coward and others once wore tights on Broadway.
The article argues that international treaties hinge on condition lengths and focuses on the Germany Japan pact as the era's key agreement. It contends the treaty serves German and Japanese militaristic aims and counters Russian Soviet interference, applying broader theoretical ideas.
A business magnate and a notorious borrower of money exchange witty Christmas notes on Broadway. The borrower asks for a thousand dollars by return mail but the recipient declines with a sharp, humorous reply, signaling holiday spirit without funds. The vignette appears in American News Features.
A disputing spouse declared it was time to sue for divorce following a quarrel about funding liquor. The fragment suggests a marital breakup case and ongoing domestic dispute.
The Mexican congress debates a sweeping expropriation law empowering the president to seize property for public needs, with compensation pegged to tax values, risking large American and European investments amid inter-American peace talks and concern over fair value.
The text warns that officials may raise assessments to collect more tax revenue and allow government seizure of property. It notes labor conflicts in mines and oil fields and cites potential expropriation of native and foreign investors. It points to land reforms dividing estates into peon communal plots, spoiling Roosevelt’s Buenos Aires peace vision.
Joe Barto recalls a 35 year old half dollar marking his Europe to America passage and finds it in Centenary change. Santa Claus leads a kiss toss parade in Santa Covington provoking a health board protest over sidewalk litter. A McCook thief targets a police station coat hook, risking confrontation with Patrolman Homer Rayburn.
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