03 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
1
An assortment of political jabs and observations on figures and parties, plus a lengthy travel discussion praising Georgia towns and Thomasville as a winter destination. The piece also touches on religious lectures and personal reflections without a single clear narrative arc.
The piece notes a campaign against unsightly billboards aimed at presenting stability and honesty. It cites a civic club lecture by a prominent figure, praising his influence in politics and journalism. It discusses zoning, licensing, and the impact of billboards on tourism and local beauty.
A historical discussion notes the decline of old advertising models, praising leaders like Colonel W. Frank Knox and Dr. Wl Coostley Morgan for shaping public opinion. It lauds Knox as a political figure and Morgan as an influential educator, detailing their roles in national affairs and midwest public discourse.
forecasters warn another frigid spell may hit the area within the month and likely coincide with Saint Valentine’s Day bringing low temperatures and wind chill warnings for residents.
George Tucker profiles Charles Rochester owner and manager of the Lexington on Lexington Avenue. Rochester acts as host counselor and nursemaid to a diverse stream of guests, resolving disputes, guiding business talks, and handling daily reports while managing staff and expenses in a bustling New York hotel.
Radio Today lists NBC WEAF and BLUE Network programs for February 3 with a dense lineup of classics and music. Shows include Dick Tracy, Jack Armstrong serials, orchestras led by Kogen, Henry Busse, Karl Hines, Bing Crosby, Gordon Hall, Kate Smith, and Tom Mix sketches with news periods and children's features across East and West feeds.
Atlanta Feb 3 George Brown returns to his job in the income tax division of the tax revenue Commission Governor Rivers had suspended him pending an audit after a taxpayer alleged discrepancies in Brown's accounts Devwning Musgrove executive sec
The state auditor reported Brown's account in good order with no discrepancies and the three man commission voted unanimously to reinstate him after eight years in the job.
A humorous anecdote about a southwestern lawyer who faced Supreme Court rejection. As he mutters in the anteroom, a respectful attendant cautions him that contempt may leave him only appealing to God Almighty.
Fifty five Lincoln School 12th graders from New York City travel to Clarkesville Georgia to work with Habersham College students in a National Youth Administration project. Dr. Marvin R. Mitchell leads the group as they plow plant and build fences while learning southern rural life. Both groups plan a square dance Friday night after work.
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