21 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
1
A stream of notes surveys politics in 1912 America, Florida hotel openings, and local economy issues. It mentions Thomasville’s finances, book lending troubles, Einstein in California, and a Robert E. Lee celebration while touching on Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson dynamics ahead of the convention.
The community celebrates the John F. Archbold portrait at Archbold Memorial Hospital beside his father’s memorial. Citizens recall Archbold as a major benefactor and advocate of forest protection, urging continued reforestation and land stewardship for Thomasville and Thomas County.
Discussion highlights the rapid depletion of virgin pine forests and abundant game as northern buyers purchased thousands of acres to establish winter homes around Thomasville over the past forty years, creating preserves and changing local hunting conditions.
Ruth Judd plans to delay entering a guilty plea while signaling a possible alternative suspect in the double murder. Georgia convicts and chain gang methods draw attention as Burns and others face public sentiment. Washington Day will feature Jim Ham Lewis at the University of Georgia for a potentially provocative lecture.
The passage notes a professor's wet advocacy comparing beer to food and hints at Governor Ritchie resisting changes while the public remains wary of a presidential nomination. The text reflects a political climate debating alcohol, governance, and national ambitions.
Tokyo says forty six Chinese were killed and many wounded in clashes between Japanese troops and Chinese irregulars near Tahushan Manchuria and north of Chinchow in a war office statement issued this evening.
Washington reports signs that the presidential campaign season is near as the Republican and Democratic national committees select convention cities. The Young Republican announces ten weekly campaign speaking lessons for young Republicans starting January, focusing on preparation and delivery of actual speeches.
The passage hints at a surge of political oratory in the forthcoming campaign. Republicans have been finalizing strategy at the nation’s capital, dwelling within the large building housing the Republican National Committee.
Hispanieine William Murray directs the committee speakers bureau with a goal of providing campaign speakers across the nation. He claims a prepared roster of about 17,009 individuals in contestable states who have agreed to tell their stories when the time comes.
Murray records show that in 1930, an off year, more speakers from the western speakers bureau of the party were called for and sent out than in 1924. The radio, once new as a political instrument, had become an established tool by 1930.
The Augusta Polo Club, a nationally recognized local team now in its third season, has been accepted as a member of the National Polo Association. President M. W. Partridge announced the affiliation will help the club arrange its contest schedule.
Eight year old Lovell Bowen daughter of Mr and Mrs O C Bowen died after being struck by an automobile in front of her home in Atlanta Georgia. Driver E R Segars faced a technical charge of reckless driving as the incident was investigated yesterday.
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