11 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1939
Page
1
Georgia teachers urge political action to influence state education policy. A Lee County delegation is pictured at the Albany Herald as they register to vote and press for legislative action. The move prompts debate on politicizing schools and potential impacts on funding and classroom priorities.
A long advocacy piece urges local shoppers to patronize Thomasville merchants to support town finances and services. It warns politicians and big bosses about forthcoming pressure from community-minded businesses and celebrates a Golden Jubilee edition of the Thomasville Times-Enterprise.
Readers and fellow editors laud the Times-Enterprise for its Golden Jubilee edition. The tribute lists numerous friendly comments from various weekly newspapers and newspaper professionals honoring the publication’s fifty years of service.
Washington Daybook discusses British naval strategy against the Deutschland. It notes Britain avoids risky rushes into Wilhelmshaven or lone pursuits, favoring convoy protection and coordinated patrols while praising British resolve and historical figures who embodied daring in contrast to a general British habit of cautious action.
Current reports from the U S Department of Agriculture indicate ample supply on hand and in prospect for nearly all kinds of food.
Boning and trussing lamb roasts before cooking simplifies slicing and improves presentation. Proper preparation reduces waste and helps the meat cook evenly.
A Dooley tale set in a Chicago saloon unfolds as a petty loan exchange tests honesty. Uncle John takes a five dollar bill for a ten, then declares the loss split evenly with the borrower, turning a cash shortfall into a humorous equity moment.
A persuasive statement extols private enterprise powering farms factories oil wells railroads and key industries. It notes private sector shares of coal copper electric power automobiles rubber goods movies and cotton and argues development and distribution turn resources into societal progress.
At the New Amsterdam Theatre scene a late night crowd watches Kay Kyser and friends. Harry Link sits on a piano as Kyser jokes about changing socks and song titles while colleagues comment on the performance.
In a New Amsterdam theater moment, Kay Kyser and Harry Link settle on calling the tune The Little Red Fox. They decide to include N ya N ya in the subtitle and rush a wire to confirm the name for Kay Kyser’s film That's Right You're Wrong.
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