19 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
1
The Supreme Court's gold bond decision is explained as a fair ruling that allows Congress to adjust currency without outright repudiation of contracts. It notes the impact on average citizens depends on bond holdings and suggests plans to balance public welfare with fiscal stability.
The article compares German treason penalties to Edith Cavell and Mati Hari cases, noting two German women were executed for revealing military secrets. It warns against granting immunity, arguing treason by women could endanger national security and military secrets.
The piece explains Japan’s traditional names Nippon Dai Nippon and Yamato, notes Nippon meaning land of the rising sun, and traces how Cipangu became Japan. It adds that the Japanese government seeks to use its true name abroad while embassy stationery still reads Japanese Embassy. It also touches on Draco’s laws and their harsh, bloodstained reputation.
The article discusses George Horace Lorimer of The Magazine, noting his old antipathy to Gotham and preference for New York clubs, despite Philadelphia being closer. It mentions social circles, a past venture with Irvin Cobb, and local dining quirks including Lochow’s German restaurant and the famed stage figure Al Trahan.
A portrait of urban pipe and cigar habits among prominent figures in New York plus social attitudes. Ben Bernie and George Jessel are noted smokers while Col E M House balances public life with a strict home routine and reading habit. The piece also mentions social scenes, fashion, and a note on a bar encounter.
The player, with blond bobbed hair and keen blue eyes, trained by her father Eric Bernhard, now a philosophy professor and ex Russian star, co held the national girls doubles title with Virginia Hollinger of Dayton. She reached the 1935 Boston semi finals and beat Miss Kempe after a 6 1 first set. She faces Ludmill Isnard of New York next.
Public notice lists locations and dates for tax collection in Meigs Ochlocknee Ellabelle Coolidge Merrillville Pavo Patten Barwick Mecklafe Boston Oak Lawn with specific hours in February and March. Mrs. Fred. 8 Norton T. Rot. Cy states office hours extend daily at the Court House until May 1 when books close.
In New York at the seventh regiment armory the 13 year old Helen Bernhard defeated Lois V. Kempe to lead the opening round of the national indoor women's champions. Her victory signals a potential rise through the ranks as she battles in senior competition while still a girl.
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