Local Notes and Editorial Snippets From Thomasville
A garbled readers’ page from the Times-Enterprise includes editorials and brief items on topics such as local policing of liquor laws, Georgia politics with references to Eugene Talmadge, Governor Cox, and Huey Long, as well as remarks on traffic, a proposed municipal pool, and a kidnapping tale from Quitman.
Georgia Bar Praises Roosevelt Amid Prohibition Debate
The Georgia Bar backs Roosevelt as Georgia politics clash with NRA policy. The piece notes anger at a Chicago critic and signals ferment over banking reform and liquor laws. It cites April liquor seizures across Alabama Georgia Florida and South Carolina with Georgia leading.
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Banking bill sparks bitter fight by money agencies
The proposed central bank bill shifts control from Federal Reserve banks to a government run board appointed by the president. Critics say it concentrates power in government hands, while supporters argue it safeguards public funds and deposits. The piece notes the New York Reserve Bank’s dominance and warns of political influence on money policy.
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Community honors Borge after a year of service
Citizens applauded Borge yesterday for a year in office and praised his handling of duties. Supporters say he should not bear the full weight of government errors alone.
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Southern juniors tennis tourney opens in Memphis
A large field of youngsters gathered at Southwestern College courts in Memphis for the opening of the southern juniors and boys tennis tournament. Play began with Frank Guern competing as part of the early rounds.
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Local youth runners and town claim notable features
DexZotdriandoia won the junior division favorite and Billy McGe fed of Baton Rouge seeded first among the boys. Tyler Texas boasts the state’s widest one way thoroughfare, an 80 foot street by a bordering courthouse square.
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