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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
2
A gossiping column from the Thomasville Enterprise covers diverse items in economy, politics, and daily life. It notes a potential postmaster appointment, discusses employment prospects for graduates, canning season outlook, melon prices, and a school of opinions on open shop and highway debates.
The Brunswick News reports attempts to establish a federal reforestation camp in Glynn County require unified landowner support and acreage to justify a 200-person project. Other counties like Camden and Wayne show progress, while Glynn lags due to limited large-property owner interest and actions coordinated by Richard C. Job of the Brunswick board of trade.
The article reviews Judge Marvin I. Underwood’s decision that interstate beer shipments may be seized if shown non intoxicating, notes appeals and the burden of proof on shippers, and discusses Georgia’s beer market and highway funding fights alongside political clashes over state finances and road projects.
A statement envisions developing a project to achieve a favorable end, noting practical feasibility and strong potential for financial gain. The speaker highlights that progress would be beneficial in multiple aspects and financially advantageous.
About 300 southern and Appalachian hardwood manufacturers back a code to place the industry under governing boards. The plan would set quotas and establish eight hour days six day weeks with roughly a 10 percent wage rise. The code would be reviewed in Chicago June 29 and submitted to President Roosevelt for approval.
U.S. Court of Appeals reversed Judge Lowell's grant of a habeas corpus writ for George Crawford, a Black man wanted in Virginia for the murder of Agnes Boeing Usley and her maid Nina Buckner in Middleburg in January 1932. Massachusetts extradition was honored. Crawford may appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
The piece examines whether President Roosevelt leans to radical or conservative forces within his following. It notes earlyFinds from 1930s debates, with Glass and Long later diverging on White House policies as the administration pressed a balanced budget amid inflation and industry control tensions.
The text debates whether Roosevelt aims to reshape the Democratic Party from the center, drawing in middle class voters, and whether liberal and conservative wings realign. It questions if the new party would balance between extremes to attract moderates.
Eastern time buses run to Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points at 5 30 a m 1 00 p m and 6 30 p m Departures from Thomasville toward Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points occur at 10 50 a m 4 00 p m and 1 00 p m
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