01 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
1
In a page filled with notes and notices, readers are teased by the question What did they name the baby Lindy? along with a string of editorial quips and local commentary reflecting life in Thomasville.
The piece critiques John M. Slaton’s Senate bid as weak and partisan with little substance beyond clerical issues and a clash over the Parxer case. It suggests his strategy conflicts with party unity and questions the value of his campaign, while weighing Hoover versus Morrow as presidential options and noting expected party consolidation before the convention.
Justice Samuel C. Atkinson seeks another term on Georgia's Supreme Court amid opposition over fitness. He urges voters to judge by his bench record and Georgia reports volumes, while notes compare national politics, including Hoover era debates, and mention the Lindbergh baby coverage and Muscle Shoals talk.
The forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies with local thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight and probably Wednesday. Observations show high temperatures across the South and East with a 106 degree maximum at El Paso yesterday. Precipitation was light over the Cotton Belt and Rio Grande regions, with unsettled weather persisting in the local area.
Inyo mountains of California burros haul andalusite mined high in the White Mountains to factories for use as insulating material in spark plugs. The largest deposit lies 10,000 feet up. the animals descend a four and a half mile trail to the valley 6,000 feet below.
Harry D. Burris of North Lewisburg Ohio asserts his claim to the world’s largest bass violin measuring 15 feet long.
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