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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
4
Thomaville Rise prints a collection of light observations and quips on daily life. The item covers veterans benefits, traffic stops on Hasy street, graduation heat, a fine class at public schools, and reflections on patience, advertising, and public figures. It includes jokes about lawyers, crime, the weather, and a nod to golf legend Bobby Jones.
Mayor Gamble of Savannah vows to end racketeering as police officers are ordered to act without leniency. The piece argues city officials and lawmen can curb graft and fear, noting the need for strong enforcement against organized criminal activity.
The article argues for accelerating construction and repairs while materials and labor remain inexpensive, citing decades of low costs and past work aiding distressed workers. It warns against propaganda lanes yet notes the social and economic gains from timely building. The synopsis shifts to a novel scene with Georgie Bancroft returning to England, facing an icy household, loneliness, and a longing to belong while contemplating work to feel needed.
Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy is ordered back to troop command as commander of the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss Texas. The veteran officer bridged diplomacy and combat from San Juan Hill to Manchuria and Nicaragua, with leadership roles in Armenia and the Lytton commission.
The Thomasville region can expect partly cloudy skies with possible local showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. The report notes high temperatures around 95 to 100 degrees in several cities and unsettled weather with weekend thunder showers for the area.
Bank of Meigs shows assets of 179 718.45 with loans 125 547.93 and cash 5 653.99. President Duncan Bickley swore the figures correct. directors J A Bowers and Otto Carter certify accuracy. Intruding line inserts fiction about Georgie's sorrow and a quoted character.
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