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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1933

Page

3

Talmadge Highway Department Wrangle Sparks Georgia Debate

We review Governor Talmadge and the highway board's clash over payrolls and firing engineers. The dispute stalls road work and risks unpaid contractors, with both sides urging direct public decision and a prompt resolution for Georgia's transit program. The piece stresses accountability, legality, and the public interest above political aims.

Highway Department The Highway Board Messrs Vereen Barnett Georgia Georgia Middle

Public Education in Georgia and Income Comparisons

A fragmented table lists income per capita for 1980 and school spending shares in 1930 for several states. It highlights Georgia and neighboring states with figures showing United States averages and state percentages, though the OCR contains garbled text.

Education as foundation of democracy in Roosevelt era

The piece cites President Roosevelt praising education’s role in democratic government and notes Georgia’s education standing among states, with references to school efficiency rankings, currency concerns, and farm price trends amid broader national shifts. The tone blends political rhetoric with economic and educational observations from the era.

Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment Gains Momentum

The article notes New York voting forty to one for repeal and reports eight states have supported repeal through general representation of voters. It discusses Roosevelt urging immediate repeal to avoid tax raises and warns of potential factional fights if the issue mixes with state and legislative races.

New York State Roosevelt

Defects in the Income Tax Law and Enforcement

The piece critiques federal income tax defects from late error corrections to unclear tax calculations and widespread evasion schemes. It cites the Morgan case, overpayments, and calls for clear, rapid rulings, warning of growing opposition and evasive tactics fueled by lawyers and crooked agents. It also touches on Georgia beer laws and banking deposit guarantees as part of broader fiscal concerns.

Senior Class Commencement Schedule and Activities

The final program included Bible Reading by Mel Goodwin Treasury report by Frank Winn and class history by Mary Julia Thigpen. Other items featured are special biline Dorothy Davis Elizabeth Singletary John Singletary Thomas Kirkland class will by Lorene Johnson class poem Alice Smith candle lighting Thomas Mahler Burnham Riley and song Farewell To Thee. Seniors face exams this week with many awaiting graduation exams and notes of Hark Hark The Lark and Alma Mater heard in the halls.

Mel Goodwin Report of the Treasury Frank Winn Mary Julia Thigpen Dorothy Davis Elizabeth Singletary John Singletary Thomas Kirkland Lorene Johnson Allice Smith Thomas Mahler Burnham Riley

Local Social Notes Highlight Graduation Trips and Visits

Margaret Flowers left Friday for Lexington Virginia to attend her brother’s Washington and Lee graduation. Evelyn Godwin and Betty Palfy enjoyed a fishing outing at St Marks last Sunday. Louise Carroll Serene Johnson Margaret Thomson and Antionette Andrews drove to Valdosta Tuesday for shopping. Helen Dale Parrish visited friends in Pelham Sunday. Josephine Adams Marguerite Neel spent last Sunday at Wakulla while Sarabelle Montford traveled Tuesday to Metcalfe with Maury Elizabeth Horne. Virginia Folsom spent the weekend at St Marks and Newport.

Margaret Flowers Lexington Washington and Lee Evelyn Godwin Betty Palfy St. Marks Louise Carroll Serene Johnson Margaret Thomson Antionette Andrews Valdosta

Thomasville High School News Highlights 33

The Thomasville High School News reports on a surprising basketball run to the district semifinals with players led by Isaacs Mahler Vaughan Hugging Zalimas and Chastain. It notes girls basketball, track, tennis, golf and senior plays plus expressions recitals and a piano concert by school and visiting students.

Wees Poodle” Isaacs Thomas Mahler Marlton Vaughan Bo" Hugging Jack Zalimas Walter Walcott Keith Higgins Philip Chastain Oscar Land Travis Chastain Thomasville Boston Thomason Bulldogs Dekle Chastain Cook Young Hobby Ausley Bobby and Dime Vaughan Hay and Fory" Cheshire

School friendships and a year in Thomasville High News

A reflective look at graduation among Thomasville High students, praising long time friendships, the year’s staff contributions, and the 1932-33 athletics review. Highlights include the senior staff, the walk of graduates, the operetta, May Day, bicentennial scrapbooks, and notable football and basketball efforts.

Mamt Jones Sindbad Phick Goosehead Bert Ausley Uncle Remus Kilmer Rudy Vallees Kate Smith Thomasvile High School Bulldogs Thomasville All-Stars T. H. S. Eridmen Thomasville

Children’s Imaginations on Thunder and Weather

Childhood yields unique ideas about nature. Neil Hammond imagines thunder as ungainly furniture moving in Heaven while Arline Towne pictures water wagons crossing the sky and water spilling out. Other notions include sun drawn water and fairies, floods leaving banks of water, chewing gum from trees, trucks lighting houses, a magician weather man, and blissful teachers.

Neil Hammond Arline Towne Heaven Nell Bessie Parrish

Age of Innocence Conclusion Crawfish Prank Version

A group of children fishing for crawfish near a branch end up with Herbert, the eldest, proposing a secret plan. They follow into Grandmama’s yard to the well where Herbert tosses the large crawfish, creating a splash and drawing a shout about a red woman.

Herbert Grandma Sue

Junior High News and Student Performances Highlight Week

A narrative recalls a eerie crawl from a well and a calm, later viewed cowboy show. The Junior High program featured Life of Henry W. Grady with GA-2 presenting skits, readings, and songs. Students Annette Sullivan Fred Clarke Elizabeth Gravenstein Mary Moore Beverly Walker contributed.

Henry W. Grady GA-2 Jackie Smith Annette Sullivan Chady Fred Clarke Grady Elizabeth Gravenstein Mary Moore Beverly Walker Georgia Resources Billy Bradley Georgia

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