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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
2
A collage of brief items notes Nova Luding Bacr, the Baby Clipper, army and navy recruitment, Brunswick legislators, and national income shaping industry growth. Mentions school speakings, possible extra session, and civic finance moves. Also references Peter Toogond's potential hole in one, Curb markets, ad valorem taxation, and royal travel mishaps.
The piece argues that college attendance among high school graduates remains low with only 57 percent of college entrants graduating. It notes factors like deaths, duties, and misaligned expectations, urging students to seek education to seize future opportunities and encouraging parents to support their children in pursuing fuller schooling.
A public contemplation on political education urges open minds and evidence based judgment. It argues many speeches use propaganda and coercion, urging educated citizens to discern truth, avoid manipulation, and assess leaders health and fitness for office amid debate on a potential third term for the president.
A column surveys future car design with Edwin L. Allen's vision of buttoned rooms, movable seats, sunroofs and concealed beds, then pivots to US cultural broadcasting standards, the Squalus incident, and remarks on defining American culture by the FCC. The piece weaves tech hopes with media policy and a medical anecdote about Dr Crotti’s calm, decisive operation.
The ongoing debate centers on President Roosevelt's health after his bout with infantile paralysis. The article notes differing physician opinions and public concern as assessments of his condition spread.
An official government order claims to require export of enlightenment and civilization as a stated purpose. The brief note signals a policy action framed as a civilizational export by a state authority.
George Tucker recalls Dr Andre Crotti a noted goiter authority from Columbus Ohio at a College of Surgeons meeting in New York. He recounts a perilous 1900s era internship in Lower East Side tenements where Crotti faced a hostile father armed with a gun while preparing to operate to save a sick child.
Meigs Ga June 3 Sunday June 4 at 10 30 am Church School from Methodist and Baptist churches at 11 30 am church services will be held everyone is given a cordial welcome and invitation to attend all services
Meigs Ga June 3 The district conference opened at the Methodist church in Meigs at 3 00 p m led by Rev C B Harbour rector of the Thomasville district A few hundred visitors attended over two days with preachers and laymen from area churches They met to transact important business and on Tuesday night speakers from Cairo Albany and other cities discussed the Uniting Conference recently held in Kansas
In Pelham Georgia on June 3 friends celebrate W H Harris Jr fresh from a freak softball accident that left him with a sprained foot. The note mentions visits by Mrs Harold Drewry and travels of several local families. Church activities at Wesleyan College and Meigs see positive reports and social meals.
Meigs Ga June 3 News reports a serious injury off Cuba to G S Stagle of Miami and Boston after a fishing trip. The boat dragged anchor, he dove in head first striking the bottom. several vertebrae were cracked and he was taken to hospital. Stagle is identified with Grace Hall of this community.
A puzzle listing clues for a word fill game with varied topics including vegetables garments letters and prefixes. It combines cross references such as Evergreen tree and Public conveyance with general definitions and partial phrases.
A self described patriotic group in Thomasville and Thomas County sponsors political notices denouncing taxation as excessive and opposing New Deal policies. The letter promotes 1932 Democratic ideals, warns against bureaucratic growth, and urges vigilance to protect liberties while addressing women and wealth owners.
An opinion by Eliot Jones criticizes widespread unsound economic doctrine that lowers living standards. He cites policies destroying wealth or curbing production, from deleting old cars to banning labor-saving devices, arguing such measures reduce output and employment.
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