13 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
1
The column compiles assorted opinions and notes from the Thomasville Times Enterprise era. Topics touch on politics foreign affairs and social norms with remarks on taxation government policy prohibition and civic life. The snips reflect daily editorial mood and community concerns of the era.
Tonight a meeting at City Hall aims to discuss continuing county work under a business and professional group. It notes mixed support among boosters and citizens and stresses practical effort over speeches or banquets.
Fragmentary notes discuss university policy barring smoking in buildings including dorms. Mentions faculty and students clashing with enforcement, and broader tension over campus controls. Also references Atlanta grand opera timing and related funding disputes.
Fragmentary text discusses hesitation to take on duties and turning affairs over to other businessmen. It notes the burden of the role and the lack of willing applicants, but key names, places, or dates are missing.
Vague remarks hint at a crucial civic stage as residents discuss events and loyalties. A sense of urgency and potential shifts in public interest emerges amid uncertain outcomes.
A long biographical sketch profiles Louis S. Moore born in Thomasville forty five years ago, his prominent family ties, education at the University of Georgia, legal and business career, World War service, leadership in American Legion Kiwanis and Boy Scouts, and extensive land holdings and holdings in local banks and companies. The piece also defends Associated Press accuracy and honesty in reporting.
Friends discuss the possible candidacy of Moore for Secretary and predict he would stand out in the state. They note his active involvement in many affairs and suggest a brief resume could help readers assess his qualifications.
Radio schedule listing multiple stations and times from WEAF and WJZ including concerts, orchestras, and talk segments with various affiliates. Names include Fannie Brice, Rudy Vallee, Nathaniel Shilkret, Amos and Andy, Dr. John Dewey, and Lionel programs. coverage across Eastern time with description of featured acts and broadcasts.
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