17 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
1
The Thomasville Times Enterprise notes blooming crepe myrtles and a roundup of comments on national and local affairs. It references King Carol, Dwight Morrow, Al Capone, and debates on education, policing, and women's employment as well as Georgia highway spending since 1919.
An editorial argues that party allegiance should not suppress honest voting. It contends voters and representatives must act by principle over expediency, noting a shift toward deserting parties that abandon core ideals. It cites age and leadership dynamics, referencing Ford and corporate leadership trends.
An opinion on Georgia’s Republican factions, arguing the party machine seeks power but cannot gain real influence in Georgia. It calls for a leader who upholds white supremacy and enforces it as policy, warning that without such a shift the party will remain ineffectual and marred by conflict at elections.
Henry Ford, aged 67, argues that the world industry relies on men over fifty five and that removing them would strip brains from business. He notes older and younger workers differ in capabilities and both are needed, citing statistical experts.
A meditation on income levels, the urge for wealth, and the pressure to appear affluent. It notes that most families earn under five thousand dollars, cites radio in prisons, and comments on voting machines and political figures before listing local bus schedules from Thomasville to Moultrie and Bainbridge.
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