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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
2
A scattered column reports on the London wave and crime policy outcomes, the death of the Sultan of Sulu, and general election chatter. It notes Landon’s likely nomination, bank dividends in Atlanta, and shifts expected in Thomas County as the year ends. Roosevelt, Hoover, and Borah figure in campaign talk with a Stop London note and convention chatter.
Charles M. Dixon won the sheriff election in Thomas County defeating the incumbent after a campaign framed by enforcement and moderation. The editorial praises Dixon as capable and steady while noting ongoing debates over liquor law enforcement and broader political tensions as Congress and conventions approach.
The GOP gathering focuses time on crafting the party platform and policy lines for the campaign. Debates center on money standards farm relief and related issues, leaning toward progressive ideas near Roosevelt policies.
The piece questions Germany under Hitler, noting ballots favor yes, penalties for nonvoters, and government loyalty. It mentions Zionbeck’s political ambitions, Borah as a leading figure, and speculation on who will win the Cleveland nomination.
The obituary notes Speaker Joe Byrns set the stage for a shift away from punitive leadership toward persuasion. It contrasts Byrns with predecessors like Cannon and Clark and describes how Roosevelt era majors reshaped the House with a mix of regulars and independents, led by Burns and Rainey using softer influence.
George Tucker reports New York critics and audiences anticipate Katharine Hepburn’s next Broadway project after a rocky earlier run. The star faced harsh reviews and gossip about exhaustion yet attended openings and parties, with observers noting her charisma and enduring public interest.
A fragment outlines Kate Hepburn’s comeback to Hollywood and stage life with a tabloid tale of public reception. It notes her temperamental clashes with photographers, signature berets and slacks, and a New York welcome. The piece hints at a reincarnation claim for a new role and a warm public mood regardless of success.
Fragmentary notes describe a boy as the main focus while a mother questions recognition. The garbled text references names and a figure “Warner” amid uncertain dialogue. No clear event or source context is recoverable from the readable lines.
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