04 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
1
A local editorial urges the 4500 registered voters in the county to vote in next Wednesday's run off. It emphasizes the secret ballot, nonpartisan assistance for the ignorant, and the duty to participate in shaping future governance.
Fragment discusses a drastic form with effects that are hard to hazard. It suggests outcomes could be beneficial or merely camouflage against a group, with no actual good to another.
Congressman E E Cox says the house speaker will recognize the measure to create a division of the federal court in Thomasville. The bill has cleared committee and now heads to the senate. Support is strong in Georgia with senators urged to act. The piece also notes looming tax revision debate and concerns over Chinese fever cases.
Congress seeks to strengthen the Pure Food and Drug Act to assure accurate labeling and weight on food and enhance advertising controls. Proposals aim to curb deceptive claims and ensure products are chemically pure, with a broader framework to govern public welfare.
Atlanta fans praised Bob Durham as the Crackers end a five game skid with a 6-2 win over Knoxville. Nashville edged Chattanooga 4-2 to keep pace, while Birmingham beat Memphis 8-7 and New Orleans defeated Travelers 5-4 at Little Rock. Today’s schedule lists Nashville at Chattanooga, Birmingham at Memphis, Atlanta at Knoxville.
In Atlanta at the Capital City Club a 100 pound woman led more than 100 competitors after three shots on the 140 yard third hole. Mrs Sam H Ramsay shot a ball stopping two feet three inches from the cup in the novelty event sponsored by the Atlanta Journal open to golfers of all ages and sizes. The closest three men and women will receive a silver prize.
Busses arrive and leave Atlanta from the Atlanta Bus Station at Cone Street and Carnegie Way. Busses arrive and leave Thomasville from Union Bus Station on North Madison Street.
New York air hostess Helen Shayler works aboard a TWA New York to Kansas City route. She is 21 to 26, a registered nurse, and shares an apartment with fellow hostesses. She debunks rumors of constant romance and notes a disciplined routine with 110 flight hours monthly.
Teddy Hayes, municipal links star, made the best masculine effort with a shot dropped three feet two inches from the cup. The contest will continue until all of the nearly 500 entries have had their three tries. Charlie Yates, Western amateur champ, already made his bid but could only reach five feet ten inches.
The piece notes the looming clash between former President Hoover and Senator Borah as they may address the Cleveland convention. It highlights Borah’s likely sharp stance against the “old guard” and Hoover’s invited appearance as party tensions threaten harmony.
Medical authorities note kidneys contain miles of tiny tubes that purify blood. If frequent scanty urination causes burning, flushing with Doan's Pills may ease symptoms and help remove waste. Sold by druggists for decades.
A sprawling list of crossword style clues covers diverse topics from biology and geography to objects and actions. Answers include bee species, animals, plants, metals, crafts, and abstract terms reflecting a broad quiz or puzzle page.
Members of the 1936 Gregory High School graduating class are listed with Mrs. Hannah Miles leading the page.
The report notes a student achieving 43 percent on all A and B work and mentions her daughter Vera Mae as the fourth ranking scholar in the class.
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