29 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
1
A long editorial essay argues that many local merchants act as business leeches, fail to support community projects, and move profits elsewhere. It urges readers to patronize hometown merchants who invest in local progress and warns against those who do not.
New York column reviews Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence in Tonight at 8 30 noting a dressing room scene and public affection for pricey tickets. It recalls Fontanne incidents at Chicago and Moscow and mentions Dolores Del Rio dressing mishaps and a Civil War cannon incident at Fort Sumter.
A broad warning about scammers and bogus operations targets the unwary, citing marriage bureaus and fake schemes, then shifts to bus safety. The piece condemns reckless driving, calls for stricter bus regulations, driver controls, and greater protection for riders. It notes bus speed exceeding sixty miles per hour contributed to a canal-area crash risk and emphasizes the need for disciplined, better paid drivers and regulatory action.
The passage describes a Swiss hotel scene with an Austrian asking for payment, a heavy suitcase, and a yellow slip with a bill of lading for a car at a station. It reads like a fragmented crime or travel snippet with uncertain details.
Rep James L Quinn of Pennsylvan ia proposes licensing Washington barbers with training and a thousand hours apprenticeship plus signs on barber colleges to prevent misentry. Rep Malcolm Tarver of Georgia seeks interstate gun transport permits with Hoover oversight and optional sportsman exemptions. Senator Schwartz of Wyoming moves taxing tangible personal property in national parks and reservations.
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