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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
1
Local notes mention the Monticello road development and a fresh batch of political commentary as candidates for state and county offices have qualified. Observations touch on banking deposits, insurance, crime trends, and international affairs with a mix of humorous anecdotes.
Princess Alexis Mdivani the Woolworth heiress faces heartaches amid separation rumors. Her family background includes The Woolworth profits and a Walk Street broker father. Her fortune, once 26 million, rose to over 42 million by 1926 and likely funds a substantial lifestyle as she endures marriage strains with the Georgian prince.
President Franklin D Roosevelt plans a six week summer vacation away from Washington, sailing to the Hawaiian Islands with limited contact. He will travel by cruiser with three accompanying ships and no press aboard, seeking rest amid ongoing emergency policy.
O D McIntyre reflects on New York culture noting Dutch and Broadway figures. Mentions Bob Brink, George Jean Nathan, Captain Bob Bart lett, William S Hart look alike, Lisle Bellkewpieish, Roxy kissing, Queenie Smith, Joe Laurie Jr, Vicki Baum, Lyda Roberts, Percy Hammond, Genevieve, and Seventy UW Seattle golf club members among students and coeds.
Washington June 15 Senator Clark of Missouri son of the late Champ Clark endured a biting tongue lashing from the usually restrained critic Dick Russell. The incident unfolded in the capital as observers noted the unexpected sharp exchange between the two politicians during a heated discussion.
During the nomination discussion the calm senator Russell of Georgia was referenced in a formal Senate session. The dialogue focused on demeanor and procedural considerations surrounding the nominee.
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