12 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1937
Page
1
A collage of remarks covers politics in New York and Georgia state issues. Governor Rivers and local figures are noted, with reflections on taxes, labor, insurance, and public policy. The piece mentions Shriners conventions and upcoming Thomasville commission bill discussions.
Dispatches say the Mattson kidnapping ending hinges on executing any who aided the plot. The author urges swift, sure punishment and nationwide pursuit of all responsible to end terror and crime.
Senator Reynolds supports immediate registration of all aliens, deportation of aliens on relief and law breakers, and a ninety percent cut in immigration quotas. He argues seven million aliens exist and must be controlled, comparing to Mussolini's actions and urging passage and enforcement of a strict citizen alignment.
An overview of linotype history and its impact on modern newspapers notes the shift from manual typesetting to automated systems. It highlights Mergenthaler’s innovations, cost, and speed, the move toward 50-page papers, and the merging of teletype with linotype to speed news across columns.
Captain Tim Healy hosts day’s news on radio recalling Mata Hari’s 1917 execution. Richard Himber’s phone number fame dazzles locals while tin-type fun at the French Casino charms visitors. Clifford C. Fischer’s Parisian-inspired revue wows, and Sonja Henie shines at a Waldorf reception amid champagne and gossip.
Washington notes 133000 non employee passes issued in 1936 and 871267 passes for employees to travel off their lines as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs costs. Pension payouts persist from War of 1812 and WWI toward 2039, while neutrality debates flare over Spanish munitions ships and policy power.
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