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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
3
A collection of varied opinions and brief items from the Thomasville Times Enterprise notes including social commentary on work, politics, industry, infrastructure and regional issues. It touches on unemployment plans, coal soot, Florida legislation, beauty contests, and a projected bridge over the Apalachicola River.
The Times-Enterprise weighs Georgia highway department turmoil. It defends the governor’s use of power to reform state finances and morals, while noting mixed reactions and the need for lawful, decisive action amid a muddled commission situation.
A reflection on Father’s Day highlighting the father as head of the family, the burdens and privileges of fatherhood, and the impact of heredity and environment on children. The piece contrasts Father’s and Mother’s Day ideals and stresses the importance of high aims and moral example.
Senator Carter Glass lauds the Glass Steagall measure as the finest banking reform since the Federal Reserve Act. It includes up to 2500 dollar deposit insurance starting January and a broader system by 1934, with branch limits, credit regulation, and restrictions on bank affiliations and officer loans.
Senator Hatfield of West Virginia, one of two senate physicians, examined a disabled soldier from New Mexico, invited colleagues to observe, and debated cuts to veterans' compensation as Congress pressed to decide on pay reductions. Senator Cutting led the request and drew strong interest from Dr. Royal Copeland as observers watched a formal medical consultation.
Public auction to repay secured debts bands across multiple tracts in Thomas County Georgia. Properties include 480.2 acres total across several lots in the 13th and 18th districts plus a nursery land tract and a 151 2 acre block near Thomasville. Sales conducted by W L Ball and other trustees, July 1933.
Court notices warn of sheriff sales in Thomas County Georgia. W L Ball and W P Grantham assignments trigger foreclosure on North Pawson Street land and various parcels of land in Thomasville. Proceeds settle debts with surplus to deedholders. sales conducted at courthouse with bids in cash on first Tuesday of July 1933.
A tract in land lot 658, 11th district, Thomas County Georgia, to be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July to the highest bidder for tax and legal authority. The parcel lies on the northwest corner of the lot bounded by original lines north and west, a public road to the east, and a road to the south near Boston to Pavo corridor.
In Thomasville and Coolidge Georgia auctions, sheriff sale notices list parcels tied to E D Barrow O G Reddick and Walter C Pittman. Properties include a 50 acre tract with a frame dwelling, an Hjort addition lot of two acres, a City of Thomasville land block, and a Mrs M L Kennedy home place.
Public sale at the courthouse for fifty acres in Jesa Inland lot No 257 Thomas County Georgia to satisfy an execution by Pearle S McGrew against W A J Parramore. Also a petition for incorporation of Vann Clay Corporation to manufacture and sell artificial fishing tackle with initial capital stock and powers to borrow, acquire property, and operate in Georgia.
A compilation of citations and orders from the Thomas County Court of Ordinary June term 1933. Includes leave to sell estate lands for Florence I McMath, discharge considerations for Lucretia Buciler, permanent administration for W N McDonald, discharge petition for Miss Mary A Kidder estate, guardianship hearing for Anne Gainer Rupp, and administrator A Speer’s discharge petition. Also notes Benny Behr as a standout athlete at Rockford High School.
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