04 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
1
The article surveys Roosevelt's diplomatic stance and his New Deal philosophy, urging congressional support for peaceful cooperation among the Americas. It notes concerns about national self interest, trade, and safety rules, and stresses the need to uphold constitutional democracy while pursuing mutual gains. It also references Roosevelts visit to South America and the impact on international relations.
President Roosevelt visited the South American republics and was greeted with a colorful and enthusiastic reception. Local hosts called it an honor to entertain such a distinguished guest and praised his fine presence and spirit.
Man About Manhattan covers annual Christmas Seal drives funding services for tuberculosis patients and community aid. The column also narrates a Broadway chorus girl survey with risqué responses, a Hungarian dancer’s life story, and notes two Thomasville traffic accidents caused by failure to stop at cross streets.
A gambler famed for poker explains his losses after visiting Belmont track. He returns home penniless as the hand pack treasure has stripped him of his last dollar. The woman taunts him saying he is a sucker for chasing luck at the track.
Senator Thomas after a tour of Alaska doubts farming viability there noting nearly round the clock sun in July and a short growing season. He warns settlers may leave when federal road and school funding ends and cites costs far above projections in the Matanuska valley project. He is backed by Senators Frazier and Shipstead on Indian welfare concerns.
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