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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
1
The piece surveys the bonus march, its Washington lobbying, and reactions across the nation. It notes ex soldiers marching to press for remaining cash payments, the risk of communist manipulation, and calls for responsible action by the Legion while balancing unemployment concerns and broader economic strain. It also touches postal savings banks and political campaigns.
Nationwide reports show postal savings decline as confidence in traditional banks grows. The shift, fueled by new financial legislation, reduced funds parked in banks as residents moved money back to postal savings despite competition from state and federal charters.
Peter S. Twitty state game and fish commissioner announces for governor of Georgia. He is the tenth candidate to enter the Democratic primary. The Dublin lawyer pledges an economical administration and a balanced budget while aiming to curb waste and discuss state problems openly.
Business and agricultural leaders met in Waycross Georgia on June 3 to discuss a relief plan that could extend to small Georgia farmers through loans on livestock.
Weather summary from the U S Department of Agriculture bureau Thomasville Georgia reports cloudy conditions with possible showers into night and Saturday. Observations include 8 am readings and notes of rainfall totals and unsettled conditions across Florida Georgia and the southern Plains.
Washington senator Huey P Long shifts his support on the 1932 Democratic nomination from Roosevelt to Robinson and Harrison, then to Norris, then back to Roosevelt. In the Senate he notes Tydings as a potential dark horse while Louisiana friends predict a White House bid.
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, arrives in Cherbourg from England and meets her husband George Palmer Putnam, American publisher, who comes from New York aboard the Suez Olympic. Also present are C. R. Fairey and Amy Johnson.
Columbus Georgia June 3 R T Davis fifty nine veteran engineer of the Central of Georgia railroad died at City Hospital from injuries suffered yesterday noon when the engine of passenger train No. 24 en route from Montgomery to Columbus was derailed near the depot in Girard Alabama and plunged into a ravine. The engineer was severely scalded by steam and was removed from the wreck. John Coleman fireman escaped serious injury by jumping from the locomotive.
Railroad officials investigated a crash on the line near the depot. Claude Baldwin of the Columbus division said a road scraper from Russell County Alabama had cleaned the crossing earlier, leaving about four inches of dirt on the tracks. No passengers were hurt.
Otey Criseman of Selma captured medal honors at the 21st annual Montgomery Country Club invitation on June 3 with a 36 34 70. Crenshaw Jr of Montgomery and Whitey Glazner posted 71s, while Dan Sage Jr of Atlanta shot 36 36 72 and J D Kirven of Columbus Ga 38 38 76.
Georgia gubernatorial candidate F B Summers frames a referendum on the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act. He supports letting Georgians vote, says wets could repeal via a wet Congress, and calls for a new deal in state party and government amid Hoover administration criticism.
A concise editorial reflects on the long arc of the American administration from the republic’s start to the present, emphasizing continuity, governance, and the evolving role of leadership. The piece underlines enduring principles guiding national policy and public service.
The plant used for Black Draught acts as a powerful laxative and is prepared in forms like liquid extracts syrups and powders. The Thedford’s Black Draught is sold in pure ground leaf powder and in a pleasant tasting syrup for children and adults to ease constipation indigestion and biliousness.
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