Prohibition and Politics Echo in Georgia Editorials
In a 1930s Thomasville Chronicle, readers see a jammed page from the Times-Enterprise musing on Prohibition, Chicago crimes, Lindbergh, Mrs. Wilson, and Georgia roads. The column blends national talk with local quips about politics, aviation, and Mussolini’s grip.
Disappearance of Mr K E Mack Raises Local Concern
The Times Enterprise reports Thomasville seeks whereabouts of K E Mack missing for over a week. A vigorous, protective man known for helping travelers, his absence alarms friends and family. Community efforts, including donations to Dr J T Culpepper and Chamber of Commerce funds, aim to locate him amid speculation of foul play or mental lapse.
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Thomasville Winter Resort Critique and Road Woes
An editorial letter criticizes Georgia road conditions hindering Thomasville as a winter resort. It argues improved funding and coordinated citizen action are needed, urging readers to support and engage with local transportation efforts.
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Rotary Faces Catholic Ban Criticism Amid Controversy
Enemies of Rotary attack the club as the Roman Catholic church withdraws its ban. The upcoming Wednesday fight draws local interest with Strib viewed as a popular youth figure. King George is recovered enough to go to the seashore but questions arise about summer bathing suits.
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