16 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
1
An examination of how dictatorship forms in Germany and Italy hinges on personality, coups, and power preservation. It outlines Hitler and Mussolini, their loyal followings, and potential shifts if leaders fall or are removed.
A discussion on campaigns and public speeches outlines how voters favor concise facts over harangues. It notes plans for a center for all creeds tied to Grover Whalen and leaders in New York with a 3000000 cost and 100000 maintenance, and mentions wartime commemoration plans and farmer lobbying against crop control.
A discussion critiques political card schemes and praises a proposed state market open two days weekly for farmers and trucks to sell directly to consumers. Supporters cite easier canning and preserving supplies and fairer regional sourcing while critics warn against market disruption and inefficiencies in retail bans.
A leading merchant said he is weighing the plan to build sheds with stalls to provide a place where county farmers can bring surplus crops. The proposal aims to create a local market hub for farmers to store and sell excess produce.
Irvin Cobb recalls Ozark travelers in Chicago for Tunney Dempsey fight. They tour the lakefront in awe of Chicago and the vast water, joking about the endless blue expanse and the top of it.
Plans for the 1939 World’s Fair include science arts and grand displays. Religion may gain prominence if Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders succeed in securing space and program emphasis.
Washington reports a surge of interest from Civil War veterans as the government offers to cover all expenses for a veteran and a companion to attend the 75th anniversary observance at Gettysburg, marking the battle that shifted the tide.
Laurel Mississippi June 16 Harry Moon Mullins former Mississippi State boxer now pro scored a ten round decision over Chief Penland of Fort Benning before about 2500 spectators. Mullins weighed 190 pounds Penland 185 pounds. He was managed by W L Pa Stribling.
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell questioned Millard Evans, 32, of Valley Station Kentucky, in Indianapolis on June 16 as part of an ongoing court proceeding.
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