14 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
1
A collage of remarks on taxes pensions and public policy touches Georgia and national topics. The piece name checks Uncle Sam, Japan, Elaine Barrie, and the Duke of Windsor, with reflections on age pensions liquor, transportation delays, and Congress term lengths.
The Georgia debate over a state highway patrol intensifies with talk of a non political director. Critics warn against appointing T O Sturdivant citing past Atlanta leadership. The piece notes patrol methods, calls for discipline and notes political tension surrounding Governor Talmadge and Roosevelets' era.
The article reflects on Hampton D. Talmadge's legacy, noting the once lauded reformer faced mixed views. It contends his rise promised change for farmers and common people but that his later career tempered his historical standing.
New York painter Paul de Laboulaye, a French ambassador’s son byline, admires New York sky and skyline from Rockefeller Center and the Statue of Liberty. He warns that painting the city from above risks losing its strength and character, noting Europe differs in imaginative freedom while New York resists altering its urban reality.
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In a lighthearted push by Labor Secretary Perkins to have all staff greet one another with hello or good morning a playful prank by an elevator girl exposed the seriousness of the plan. Rex Tugwell left the administration but the food and drug bill moves on under Senator Copeland who pushes flood control and faces publisher concerns over ad truthfulness.
The article defines psychosis as a mental disease and neurosis as functional nervous disease. It traces roots from psyche and neuron, discusses historical views of organic changes, and notes modern emphasis on psychic factors in mental disturbances.
Treasury report shows receipts 13 511 476 86 dollars expenditures 17 753 019 05 dollars leaving a balance of 1 905 831 901 29. Customs receipts for the month 15 435 916 69 and fiscal year receipts 2 295 020 890 85 with total expenditures 3 768 529 973 30. Gross debt 34 467 757 275 91 up 867 745 from yesterday. Gold assets 11 302 469 532 08 including 71 356 599 86 inactive gold.
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