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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
1
A long column of editorial asides and quotes from the Thomasville Times Enterprise covers state politics, labor unrest, crime, and social issues. It references Talmadge, Barrow and Bonnie Parker, Quinipalets, Angelo Herndon, and broader national events, with remarks on risk, reform, and public life.
The Thomasville public school system prepares a 1934 commencement with sixty graduates to receive diplomas Friday at 8 30 PM in the auditorium. Reserved seating will be issued by graduates for families and friends, with junior class allocations on the main floor. Junior high certificates will be awarded June 8 in a separate morning ceremony without reservations.
The Dallas Morning News cites Johns Hopkins psychologist Professor Knight Dunlap supporting baby petting. He argues infants need social and bodily contact and should be talked to, petted, coddled, and played with, countering older opinions on spoiling children.
In a provocative view, the piece questions Germany sterilizing 400,000 citizens, suggesting it targets the mentally unsound or incurably diseased. It echoes local quotables and hints at a future where certain youths may come under government supervision and control.
In a breezy dispatch from Los Angeles, the shift from pools and castles to vast ranches dominates real estate and social scenes. Mae West, Antonio Moreno, and Sadie Murray’s Scottie appear amid luxury, while car culture lags and taxi use remains rare outside core districts.
A puzzle listing across and down clues with mixed spellings and errors. Contains numerous entries such as peruvian chieftain silkworm and archain, plus mis-spellings like Massachuas capo and BeuLS. Solution section enumerates many definitions including biblical, linguistic, and anatomical terms.
Ames Iowa Wayne Lyon a pole vaulter from Iowa State College cleared 13 feet 3 3 4 inches at the Big Six track and field meet tying for the conference championship and setting a new school record.
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