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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
1
Local column reflects on voting day plans and political opinions. It references Roosevelt Brookhart and Roosevelts, tax concerns, a call to support a Democratic Dollar, and broader public discussions from Michigan to Florida. The piece mixes commentary on elections, transportation costs, and social topics of the era.
The editorial urges every citizen to vote in the upcoming Wednesday primary in Thomas County. It praises the candidates as gentlemen, warns against fraud, and emphasizes voting as a duty and privilege affecting the county’s welfare.
The Morrow household maid killed herself to avoid further police questioning about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. She had named a man as her companion the night the infant was taken, but his alibi remains unproven and no direct guilt is established. Authorities note missing a Jersey ladder clue and warn the investigation may grow as more is learned.
The article describes a Foshey building in Minneapolis offered at fifteen cents on the dollar amid market distress. It notes bonds due, vacancy, and owners losing interest while a bonding company seeks funds. Mortgagees take property with little cash, as values plunge yet may rebound in years.
The article profiles Lindsay Carter Warren of North Carolina as a standout presiding figure in the House. It notes his firmness, swift rulings, and pivotal role during the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill and the economy proposal, portraying him as a decisive, young leader capable of keeping order and avoiding protracted debate.
The forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for cloudy skies with showers tonight and Tuesday. Observations note high yesterday and low last night, with humidity at 100 percent in the 8 a.m. reading. Atmospheric conditions show low pressure along the Gulf coast and over the Mississippi Valley with unsettled weather and scattered showers expected.
Mamie Williams of Savannah, the first Black Republican national committeewoman, races to win renomination as Georgia delegates split. Atlanta backed James Arnold as nominating leader, Williams vows to still seek her national post despite Georgia’s white-leaning stance.
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