26 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1937
Page
1
A collection of assorted items notes and opinions on topics from taxes floods and politics to plantings and social commentary. Mentions Roosevelt California Florida Madrid Dublin Lima Peru Madrid and Miami plus figures like FDR and Andrew Mellon. Contains speculative remarks about public policy and societal trends without a single focused event.
The Thomasville city administration opened amid a transfer of power with praise for outgoing Mayor Inman and acceptance of incoming Mayor Powell. The council faced a $15,000 debt, $2,000 in unpaid bills, and payroll funding needs, approving a $5,000 temporary loan and pledging to reduce the deficit while emphasizing prudent, fair governance.
A plea supports a relief measure while urging voluntary donations from the public. It notes Fred Cone as governor of Florida but warns he must make unpopular choices. The flood toll rises daily, stressing timely contributions to save lives, with a caution on waste and social pressures. Clark Gable is ill but not seriously.
Fragmentary passage references a legal case with mentions of damages and evidence. Names, dates, or clear entities are not discernible, leaving an incomplete account of the dispute and its outcome.
The article reports strong local donations for flood relief, with the Red Cross coordinating emergency aid alongside other agencies. It notes Thomasville’s city council contributed $100,000 in public funds, urges broader generosity, and mentions federal relief plans and imminent requests for more aid.
George Tucker surveys backstage chatter and personalities from New York theatre circles. Mentions Ruth Gordon, Helen Hayes, Fred Astaire, Moss Hart, Noel Coward and others with anecdotes about engagements, education, and careers in a lively, period tone.
The administration cools a militant drive to merge private power and TVA output. After September talks on a shared grid and low cost power, President Roosevelt delays a bold TVA expansion. TVA chairman Arthur Morgan urges cooperation with private industry as a showdown looms. A committee led by an unnamed figure is appointed to study the issue.
A partial OCR fragment references skilled administrators and relief actions bringing relief. The readable text mentions management by a group or department and the aim of aiding a community, though specific names, dates, or places are not clear.
Secretary Ickes and committee members including Morris L. Cooke and Frank R. McNinch urged a two week report with a suggested power policy for all government projects. Norris opposes easy private power treatment and called for a firm policy stance as Congress considers the panel's recommendations. Seamen protest discharge book citing record gaps could reveal strike history and bias.
The article notes various skin conditions such as erythema eczema dermatitis and hives with itching. It advises careful urine examination for glucose in persistent itching and mentions jaundice associated itching. It lists drugs like veronal and laxatives as possible causes.
The article discusses pruritus or severe itching as a health concern caused commonly by scabies and parasites. It notes that itching requires checking for skin parasites and that age status and wealth do not protect against infestation. It also mentions that itch can signal skin diseases or systemic conditions with no clear organic disease.
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes random phrases and a vocabulary list. It includes scattered clues like extinct bird, island in the Aegean, and various word fragments, offering no clear narrative or event.
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