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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
5
The Thomasville Times Enterprise notes public affairs and opinion items from political to social topics. It quotes multiple reflections on Hoover, Prohibition, Germany, and Russia while discussing local interests and upcoming referendums.
County commissioners will administer funds for relief and employ county residents in various sections. The plan involves draining ponds and ditches to control malaria carriers with engineering support from a state health official who is practical and action oriented. The city council was briefed on the proposal and its implementation.
The hunger marchers reached Washington and faced cautious scrutiny from officials. Officials see relief funds supporting county cleanup and unemployment aid, while critics label the march as radical agitation led by communists aiming to pressure Congress. Garner and Curtis offered courteous but minimal support.
Franklin Roosevelt plans a modest inauguration with limited use of government funds and a charity driven ball. He aims to attract visitors with simple yet colorful ceremonies while maintaining tradition and public interest.
Addison's disease is a rare condition tied to adrenal failure with weakness, skin changes, and digestive issues. Modern extracts from the cortical portion show marked effectiveness, offering a life-supporting advance though not a cure, with future prospects in endocrinology.
In Premnitz Rathenow district Germany ten workers died when a 400 pound hydrogen container exploded at the T. G. Farbin artificial silk works. Eighty workers were buried under debris and ten were injured as the annex collapsed and the blast engulfed the area. The fate of many inside remained unknown.
In a tense sequence Santa rides with a kidnapping suspect, Dicky, as Clive’s suspicions grow. Santa contemplates her future, while Dicky accuses her of years of deception. The pair trade barbs on fidelity and marriage, hinting at a dangerous entanglement turning on shared pasts.
City Council in regular session with Mayor presiding approves minutes of prior meeting.Health and labor program details discussed funded by county from Reconstruction Finance Corp. supervisors to be provided for drainage and sanitary toilets. cooperation requested from City Council. Registrars for Thomasville appointed. sworn statements and duties noted. Bills approved. water and light bills paid. Marshal and Sexton reports submitted for October November. revenues and fines listed.
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, a white woman, faced a possible death sentence after a York County jury found her guilty of murder in the July 17 killing of rural policeman Elliott Harris. The verdict requires a death penalty, pending a possible new trial for co defendant Snipes and related charges.
Tokyo reports Japan proposes close cooperation with Manchukuo and Manchuria to secure peace on the Soviet Manchurian frontier. Moscow’s reaction described as noncommittal while Japanese troops move from Tsitsihar toward Manchuli amid ongoing border tensions. General Su fled to Siberia after a Chinese force was disarmed by Soviet authorities.
Captain Nico las Johnsen skipper of the North German Lloyd liner Europa died in New York from complications after an appendicitis attack. A veteran of sailing days he endured pain until collapse during a westward Atlantic crossing and was operated on after arrival.
Residents and new residents noted with addresses and names. The council adjourned after approving business including Progen Lee Cream Co Jas Gribben Store Privateers Tusarance Co transfers. Mayor Roy Delay and Clerk C C Peptaman sign off on records.
In a Dubois Pennsylvania cabin two Pittsburgh surgeons performed a crude leg surgery on J. J. Smith a former oil driller on a hunting trip They used straight whisky as an antiseptic and improvised tools bound the wound with sugar sacks The patient was reported to be doing well on the last update
Dorothy Puldheim asserts women should gain ten pounds in six months to help farming. Peligan ap petites and bumper crops are said not to align, she notes.
Horse owners install electrical music devices in statues at Hialeah Park to calm nerves of Crorgdaehbreds. They hope the music reduces stall restlessness at night. Separate notes mention a St Joseph postal clerk, bread shortages and a bread surplus due to overnight drying.
Patrons along Lincoln Park face disrupted trolley service as routes stall mid afternoon. Officials cited numerous delays and balky power lines causing a 2:30 p.m. halt while crews work to restore routes and resume deliveries.
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