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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
1
A collage of items notes the Monticello road paying contract, Roosevelt’s NRA plan adjustments, and reports on France debt policy, Garbo publicity, Hauptmann evidence, a West Point graduate accused of threatening the White House, Huey Long gambling ties, and other scattered world and national news.
The piece notes most Georgia relief funding came from federal sources, with 300000 people on relief and debates over spending. It argues relief helps keep families fed, warns against complacency, and urges action to provide wages and work to the unemployed amid calls for personal responsibility and government aid.
President Roosevelt asked Congress to stop authorizing coins commemorating events, saying they jeopardize coin integrity and cause confusion. He sent letters to the Senate Banking Committee and the House Coinage Committee outlining his position.
The piece praises human sympathy shown to the bereaved, noting flowers, hand clasps, and kind words as comforts. It highlights Thomasville people as notably kind and expresses gratitude for expressions of support while mentioning Thursday afternoon store closings and a remark on China and Japan trade after a schoolboy yielded his seat to a bully.
Since 1933 Congress has authorized nine 50 cent medal issues totaling 3,000,000 coins amid treasury opposition. Between 1920 and 1930 fifteen issues produced 13,000,000 coins. The president argues medals offered at cost by the mint would allow better inscriptions and designs. A treasury drafted bill accompanies the proposal to replace coins with medals.
Readers tackle a varied list of crossword style clues including Scottish and Gaelic terms, animals, body parts, and classics. Entries cover origins from Gaelic to Persian with references to deities, furniture parts, and common phrases, forming a dense, era style brain teaser.
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