10 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1930
Page
1
A miscellany of humorous notes in the Thomasville Times Enterprise compares current events with playful quips. It remarks on local business, transportation, and civic affairs with wry commentary. The column highlights the Thomasville golf course and regional interest in coming years.
In occupied Germany about fifteen thousand illegitimate children exist as deserters of foreign soldiers. A German mother sued the French father in a French court and won alimony, prompting calls for uniform and internationalized alimony laws. The article urges governments to ensure collection and transmission of support across borders to protect deserted wives and children.
A Georgia editorial laments chronic underfunding of state education, calls for a special session of the legislature, and notes burdens on universities and students working to pay tuition. It cites examples and urges public awareness of the funding crisis and future needs.
The article notes that about 27.1 percent of students in large American universities work while studying. It lists common occupations such as public accounting advertising general banking investment banking marketing and teaching. The figures are based on analyses from various universities including those in New York.
Washington profile of Senator Hiram Johnson of California reveals a lone unaligned figure during tariff battles. Described as courageous and colorful, he speaks with a flashing forefinger and maintains independence though praised for fighting spirit and personal integrity.
In a pointed remark the senator states he would forfeit his governorship rather than dismiss his Chinese servant. A noted baseball fan, he once pitched for the University of California and remains an ardent movie aficionado.
Cardinal Pacelli formalizes his role as secretary of state at the Vatican, greeting Pope Pius XII and succeeding Cardinal Gasparri. Once nuncio at Berlin, Pacelli returns to Rome and assumes duties amid notes on the vast reach of the office.
Edwin Cox of Shannon Georgia was killed and six others injured in a two car collision on the Rome Atlanta highway near Rome. P J Huey of Calhoun and Mrs Gercell Sperling of Shannon suffered fractured skulls. Mrs Edwin Cox a small child and Mrs E M Crabtree of Shannon and Gilbert Barton of Calhoun had minor injuries. Cause of the accident not determined.
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