15 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
1
The piece outlines President Roosevelt's drastic federal reorganization proposals to Congress. It notes expected budget savings from eliminating overlapping bureaus, the challenge of wholesale worker cuts, and a proposal to place civil service and merit-based selection at the core of all non-policy offices.
A visiting observer in Thomasville discusses the Georgia liquor repeal debate. The article notes division among supporters and opponents, touches on possible state or county control, and predicts a legislative melee once a repeal bill advances.
In Thomasville a demonstration on gambling devices shows high school pupils how swindlers operate and the odds against players. Visitors note the need to curb public gaming and warn that many adults seek to exploit others, as city elections approach next Tuesday for a primary ratification.
A fragment appears to reference a figure dubbed The Little Napoleon of Broadway with a provocative line about visiting a ghetto to obtain tattoos. The passage mixes theatrical or sensational tone with vague, possibly satirical dialogue.
Roosevelt rides away from the capitol along Pennsylvania Avenue after his inaugural address. The scene shows soldiers, historic buildings, and a crowd as the presidential car heads toward the White House. Discussion hints at the war navy appropriation and congressional mood.
Talk of a large grant arises as Hopkins held out for 750 million with threats to quit. The President now recommends 790 million as the figure.
Anemia results from low red blood cells or low hemoglobin. It can stem from blood loss, increased destruction, or reduced production due to nutrition or marrow disease. The text notes daily red cell turnover and links future content to the gastrointestinal tract and canalization funding.
George Tucker surveys Billy Rose in Manhattan, recalling his wild talk about tar in the hills and feathers in the night. He teases about a Great Lakes set piece, a Texas centennial bid, surrealist art, and cross-town playboy stunts.
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