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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
1
A medley of reflections on weather affecting crops, radio applause, and political perception. Remarks touch on prizes for tomatoes in Georgia, public notices of salaries, and a state patrol dismissal. The piece lampoons campaign rhetoric and local politicians while noting sports interest and public mood.
A reflection on the graduation of fine young people from Phemas school. Emphasizes growth in character and diligence, readiness for manhood and womanhood, and the role of education in shaping civic virtue and future utility. The community expresses pride and hopes for wholesome living and useful deeds.
The piece discusses party alignment and public sentiment around Senator George, criticizing perceived leniency toward theft and debating Roosevelt era policies. It notes Henry Ford's prosperity outlook and the push for return to rural land as the path to stability, amid fears about political pressures and economic recovery.
The piece discusses communist influence inside labor unions and cultural groups, portraying the party as a parasite undermining national loyalty. It cites Ralph L. Woods on tactics, the "popular front," and alignment with liberal circles while labeling critics as fascists.
In Washington and New York commentary, the Japanese silk boycott fades from attention while references linger to Silk and Orient decor. Miss Anna Meade plans Singapore nuptials to Holasworth Minnigerode as war and diplomacy shape travel. Farmingdale simulates air raids amid national auto deaths, and U S Steel prepares a color film for workers to better understand steelmaking.
In a speculative piece Georgs Tucker imagines Adolf Hitler rallying European minorities in New York if the Reich succeeds. The piece surveys New York as a mosaic of Germans Italians Irish Jews Poles and many others with a note on local German American Bund activity and the city’s nightlife and tensions. Morton Gill Cark of Captains Outrageous fame is noted as a Princeton man.
Five artesian wells began producing and four more will be drilled to boost water supply in the northwestern sector of Mexico City, according to station reports. The schedule also notes program changes across NBC WEAF and NBC WJZ networks with dance bands, news, plays, and orchestras listed throughout June 7.
A notice states penny candy is for sale in the main lobby of a Washington location. Details on price or hours are not provided in the fragment.
Carl Bun Tin of Bainbridge was badly injured when his car overturned on Bainbridge road six miles from town. A passing car found him and he was taken to Dr. Williams Hospital after his wounds were dressed. He was later taken to his Albany home. His Negro chauffeur escaped with minor injuries as the car was demolished.
Camilla Georgia June 7 the Camilla High School senior class left for a week long trip to Washington D C and other points of interest. Superintendent W T Burt leads the group and the seniors funded their expenses with plays dues and other efforts. They will spend two days en route three days in Washington and two returning by a different route.
Camilla Georgia June 7 Miss Josephine Spence of Tallahassee Florida spent the week end with relatives. Mrs. W C Hilliard Mr and Mrs
Mary Pllen Reardon two years old and a curly haired blonde began the 73rd day of uninterrupted sleep in Chicago. The child suffers from encephalitis tied to measles, a disease that previously felled Patricia Maguire the “sleeping beauty” of Oak Park. Only a fluttering of the eyelids shows any sign of consciousness.
Residents and visitors like W. L. Butler and Mr and Mrs W S Hilliard enjoy fishing at Surf Pla. L D Hand of Senger Cal visits friends Charles Kolde. Doris Yates Katharine Burt and other Huntington Montgomery Ala students return for summer. Frances Perry of Jacksonville announces engagement to Louie Frederick Badger with marriage planned there this month.
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