03 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
The page compiles short commentary and jokes on political topics, postures on post office appointments, and social mores. It notes figures like Henry Ford and Bernard Baruch, mentions North Carolina travel, and discusses tax assessments and road bond issues planned for 1936.
The two Tennessee men Lea and the Two Seas fight extradition to North Carolina where they were convicted of bank fraud. Lea, once a prominent U.S. senator, and associates face ongoing court actions to delay sentencing as states wrestle over prisoner transfers and state authority.
Governor Talmadge announces a near agreement with major insurers to delay foreclosures on farm mortgages this year for operators who actively work their land. The plan targets farms likely to recover and urges prudent borrowing, while criticizing loans used for automobiles and luxuries. Russia’s whisker felt industry is also briefly discussed in a contrasting editorial excerpt.
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for partly cloudy tonight and likely rain Saturday. Observations show high yesterday and mild temps in the lower south with colder readings in the Mississippi Valley and Great Plains. High pressure over the Pacific Northwest and broad fogs in the southeast shape a brief period of fair weather before rain returns Saturday afternoon.
A U S Public Health Service field study on 10 month to 6 year olds finds no significant difference in average weight or height between heated and raw milk groups. However diphtheria scarlet fever and intestinal disturbance rates are higher among raw milk consumers, suggesting heated milk is not inferior and may be safer for general use. Also notes a Crowe family member earning Notre Dame athletic monograms annually since 1924.
A compact wordplay item lists scattered clues like vessel or duct and Australian bird to hint at linked terms. Each clue suggests a common word or phrase, forming a chain of overlapping meanings.
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