05 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1939
Page
1
An editor discusses real estate as loan collateral with focus on Thomasville values and government programs aiding rehabilitation. The column cites bond markets, tax policy, and potential legal actions involving officers and wartime planning, including Admiral Byrd’s expedition costs and Captain Black’s Canton Enderbury work.
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Nine hundred Jewish refugees aboard a large German liner were refused admission into Cuba due to passport irregularities and no reception plan. The crowd faced uncertain odds as Cuba considered landing them and using evasive channels to handle the situation.
Washington insiders discuss Antarctic ventures as Captain Richard Black, Byrd’s ally, faces reassignment to ice duties. The issue centers on protecting whaling rights and solidifying American claims in the sector explored by Byrd and others, amid German whaling interests.
The piece surveys Jack Kirkland's career from Tobacco Road to I Must Love Someone on Broadway Nancy Carroll stars in the latest show alleged to be vulgar amid critics Purity League clashes and public controversies Kirkland's mobility from reporter to playwright producer is noted along with his lawsuits and personal life events including marriages and brawls in restaurants The narrative highlights fame money influence and the turbulent Broadway atmosphere surrounding his works
A Kentucky United States Senator recounts a magistrate’s warning that politics harms a young man. The magistrate describes a life of public service with many roles but few lasting rewards, leaving him with warm enemies and cold friends in old age.
A Thomasville and Thomas County sponsor column denounces tax and spend policies and loose fiscal approaches. It frames democracy as threatened by “new philosophies” and warns of national bankruptcy, urging adherence to 1932 Democratic ideals, states’ rights, and cautious government. The piece targets readers amid debates on taxes, debt, and liberty.
Walter E Spahr argues the economy runs on production profits and incomes not consumer demand alone. He criticizes the Presidents view favoring government spending and urges policy that aids business and reduces costs to revive non retail industries. He warns that demand persistence and cost cuts drive recovery while government spending offers limited stimulus.
Any person or persons interested in supporting the publication of the above articles which appear practically daily in this paper are invited to address their communications to this office.
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