Thomasville Timess Enterprise Sunday News Clippings
Local publisher notes and editorial snippets reflect 1930s politics and economy. Items mention Roosevelt Hoover debate, Philippines independence, WPA musicians strike, tax and tariff concerns, and hotel stance on Prohibition affecting trade.
Trade at Home and Local Shop Support Urged
The Times-Enterprise urges keeping Christmas purchases within the local trade area. It argues local merchants back community causes, resists chain-store rivalry, and emphasizes the benefit of supporting hometown businesses and regional prosperity.
Lakeland Dreadnoughts Prep for Postseason Clash with Athens
Lakeland High School faces undefeated Athens of Georgia in a Salvation Army charity game. Dreadnoughts, 8–1–1 in nine games, rely on Wheeler and Bunting for ground gain while their line has not allowed a touchdown all season. Plant City beat them 27 to 7, Lakeland scoring 28 points for the year.
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Athens
Johnny Haynes
Salvation Army
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L. S. Wheeler
Linwood Bunting
Jack Sargent
Plant City
Son of Mike Gibbons Takes Ring Campaign to New York Arenas
Young Jack Gibbons, 165 pounds, arrives in New York with a 64 of 65 pro record and 24 knockouts. He faces Billy Ketchell in a Joe Louis-Pau line Arendan bout on Friday night as his family backs his eastward debut. Mike Gibbons, his father and trainer, plans him for a heavyweight run.
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Philadelphia
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Pauline Arendan
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Jack Dempsey
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Dixie’s Outstanding Blockers Honored in South Carolina
Football players named for outstanding blockers in the 1935 season in the Southern and Southeastern conferences and in South Carolina will be honored at a Clinton banquet. Recipients include Herman Snyder of North Carolina, Riley Smith of Alabama, and Jack Shivers of Furman. W. C. Jacobs will present trophies. coaches, players, and fans attend.
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W. C. Jacobs
Herman Snyder
University of North Carolina
Riley Smith
University of Alabama
Jack Shivers
Furman University
New German Profession Patent Economists Emerges
The passage notes the launch of a new profession in Germany by engineers and economists led by a group of researchers. It mentions H. J. Stegeman, athletic director of the University of Georgia, in connection with the era of emerging technical and economic expertise.
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The
University of Georgia
Germany
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Expert bowlers to contest $100000 prize at ABC event
Indianapolis prepares for the American Bowling Congress from March 10 to April 13 at the Coliseum fairgrounds. Thirty-two new lanes await top pros competing for about $100,000 in prizes. First place in the 5 man team earns $1,000, doubles $500, singles $300.
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Syracuse
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Wolfe’s Tire Service
Niagara Fails
Clyde Sumerix
Harry Souers
Akron
Don Brokaw
Canton
Delivery misfire as $10 bill ruse ends with missing woman
Avlanta police say a delivery boy for Charles Routsos received three dinners and change for a $10 bill from a Black woman who promised to return with the bill. She vanished on the front steps, delaying payment while officers investigate.
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Routsos
Flashes of Life Stories From Courts and Cities
In Grand Rapids a two car crash left John Dailey and Arthur Martin held for driving while intoxicated after a dispute over who was behind the wheel Mrs Dailey vouched for both men while claiming she was the driver Judge Crestwell weighs the conflicting accounts In Tahlequah attorney H M Vance sustains facial injuries from a cigar flame in a courthouse incident In Ada James Lewis receives a one year sentence for hanging a neighbor s horse with barbed wire Ada Chicago birthday party for Mathilda Steiger includes many generations of guests
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John Dailey
Arthur Martin
Richard Doot
Ada, Okla
James Lewis
Animals and calendar notes and a biographical detail
Squirrels hares and monkeys range abundantly from the warm lowlands of Ethiopia to heights of 10 000 feet. The Ethiopian calendar splits the year into twelve months of 30 days and a final five day month, six in leap years. The text also notes forty seven years in the United States for Mrs Steiger who was born in Germany.
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Ethiopia
Steiger
Germany
United States
Crossword Puzzle Word List Clue Sheet
A dense set of crossword style clues with across and down entries including names, numbers, and terms. The list spans various categories from geography to chemistry, featuring entries like former, Greek letters, animals, and common phrases.
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