Local thoughts and jokes from the Thomasville Times
A collection of editorial quips and social observations from the Thomasville Times Enterprise. Items reference highway bills, radio, air mail lines, political figures, and local life with a satirical tone. Notable mentions include Sen Platt, Al Smith, Rhode Island, J T U, and various regional concerns.
Manchesters Conviction Highlights Brutal Murder Case
A young Macon man was sentenced to death for murdering a friend and roommate in a crime driven by an insurance scheme. An elderly woman, alleged ringleader, faces trial. she admits then recants her confession. The editor calls for justice and notes public outrage over the case’s brutality.
Drinking Wet and Voting Dry Debate on Prohibition
The piece argues prohibition is bitterly contested with strong dry and wet camps. It notes voters may drink at home while still voting dry and urges dry voters to align with their principles to avoid hypocrisy and pressure from the other side.
Stowaway Stirs Atlantic Flight to Spain and Danish Disarmament
A Yellow Bird flight from Old Orchard Maine to Spain faced fuel limits after a weighty stowaway, with the craft unable to reach Paris. Denmark votes to abolish its armed forces, while U S Congress debates universal military service. International disarmament talks stall as nations study America’s disarmament plan. A French flyer contemplates throwing the boy overboard, mocking the perilous stunt.
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Denmark
House of Representatives
James
United States
Europe
International Disarmament Commission
Beert
Washington
Amer
Paris
Lottery profits and the English Derby craze in Indiana
A janitor in an Indiana city reportedly won 80000 in the English Derby lottery while warnings echo about state and federal bans on lotteries. The piece notes widespread ticket purchases from Canada to other nations, the allure of big prizes, and the heavy cost to those who do not win. It argues lotteries attract many but benefit few.
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Indiana City
South
Canada
Sands
Greatness and advertising shape 1929 outlook in brief notes
Roger W Babson notes advertising as crucial to achievement. Curing tobacco mounts, farm relief boosts farmer confidence for 1929 crops. Questions arise about presidential wives hosting representatives, a customary duty. Court activity rises with crime, while nights stay cool for social dancing. Grand jury says public buildings remain in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Radio Station Schedules on Wednesday June 19
Daily list of radio programs across major networks with station identifiers, times, and featured acts and talks. Includes WEAF WJZ WGY WBC stations and concerts, orchestras, talks, and dance hours across New York Baltimore Pittsburgh Schenectady and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clear Chamber
WEAF
New York
WRC
WCAE
WEEI
Solomon
Nathaniel Shilkret
Chestra
Winnt
Wyer
WGY
WGR
Frank Black
Weei-Wtic
Happy Bakers
Frank Luthe
Fanon
WTIC
CSLIT
CAL
WSAI
WFC
Aaea
Shavers Orchestra
WJAR
WGN
WSAL
Olive Palmirr
WIAR
WTAG
WCSH
WLIT
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WBT
WTAM
WWJ
Towa Troastiers
WTI
Rudy Vallee
Aliso
Palais
Vor Danes
WJZ
Smith
Ballew
WAZ
Rosalie Wolfe
WBAL
WPTF
John BB. Kennedy
Mme. Cabrera Gainsberg
Washington
Kogen
WRZ
WHAM
KYW
WLW
Foresters
Phil. Cook
Hillput
WLM
WJAX
WRVA
Wdjz
The
Voyagers
WIR
WBZ Wral
KDKA
Victor Wagners
WIZ
WRV
WSIB
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantis City
Carroll Tate
Baltimore
Marylanders
Kdka Pittsburgh
Bestor
Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra
WSB Atlanta
Baker Boys
WIZ & Weaf
Porter Keheley
Orchestra
WAPI
Birmingham
Banjo Ote
Jo Oys
the Airways
Aunt Sally
Wizl & Weaf
Louisville
WIZ and Weaf
University of Kentucky
Evelyn Teddnes
Newsancelg
NewWsm
Nashville
Francis Craig
Tom, Joe
Jack
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
WJZZ
Hotel Orchestra
Astro Organ
WWVA_ Wheeling
Brunswick GAY With Decorations for the Legion Convention
Brunswick Georgia hosts the Georgia American Legion convention with legions from all fronts arriving. The city abuzz with flags and celebration as Frank Hass arrives to help plan what he calls the biggest parade and social events of the gathering. Delegates expected to complete routine sessions to enjoy sports and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrunsWick
Georgia
Georgia Department of the American Legion
Frank H.hass
Atlanta
Plann
Legion
Advertising as a Measure of Business Worth
The piece argues bankers shy away from lending to advertisers as lack of promotion signals deficit risk. Investors scrutinize ad policies of firms selling stocks and bonds. It notes that lasting business success comes from consistent strategic actions rather than sudden greatness.
Bus Schedule from Thomasville to Moultrie and Bainbridge
Eastern time shows departures from Thomasville at 8 45 a m 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m to Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points with connections at 9 15 a m and 6 15 p m for Tifton Moultrie and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Titton
Cairo
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Old Orchard
Maine
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Emporia Gazette
Roger W. Babson
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