03 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
1
A text filled with editorial asides and jokes on politics, education, and public figures. It notes campus and national issues, jokes about Roosevelt and Hoover, and mentions the Dionne quintuplets as a forthcoming publicity topic.
The piece contrasts Roosevelt supporters and the Talmadge faction amid talk of a presidential preferential primary. It notes a split on delegating Georgia to the national convention, with Morris urging a vote and critics arguing for a state-wide primary to elect delegates. It also discusses rail vs bus transport issues in Thomasville and Georgia's broader political direction.
Edward T Buxton a retired banker and lumber operator died in New Canaan Connecticut after months of illness. Born 1852 in Warsaw New York he built a remarkable career from farm mortgages to timber ventures and formed ties with Frederick Weyerhauser. He lived in Providence New Canaan and New York with surviving wife Lucinda Lee and children E T Buxton Jr Mrs William A Thomson and Dr C Lee Buxton.
In a tense embassy scene, Terry Willett pushes to load a delayed shipment aboard a ship tonight. Allaire West schemes to keep Fox from the docks while Rosina B becomes the target of a risky, electrifying pursuit through docks and warehouses.
The piece argues that U S railroads have suffered under federal and state oversight for years. It accuses regulators of approving salaries and labor terms while curbing dividends and interstate rates, questioning the industry’s ability to survive under current policy.
A list of scattered crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases covering various topics including geography, anatomy, law, sports, and language. The entries mix definitions, misspellings, and fragmented phrases requiring solution.
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