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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
3
A Thomasville edition reflects society blurbs and commentary on national topics. Items mention England France American delegations and notable figures, with light editorial jabs and observations on politics travel aviation and social trends. The column also notes bathing places and cultural quirks amid recurring references to public affairs and leisure.
The Century of Progress shows concrete and steel houses designed to replace wood with non inflammable materials though timber interests resist. Experts note wood will still be used where useful, and a mix of fireproof materials with tempered wood offers safer, lasting homes at a bearable cost.
A Thomasville piece highlights the Georgia Crate and Basket Company as a steady employer, with about 200 workers and their families supported by plant operations. The article notes ongoing hiring, seasonal demand, and the broader aim of sustaining local livelihoods over decades.
A municipal safety update notes that several grate types including those used in drainage systems are under review after complaints of loosening edges. The report calls for inspection of installations and replacement where necessary to prevent trips and injuries.
A report notes nine states act to regulate state banking with several jurisdictions expanding limits. Arizona Delaware Maryland Rhode Island South Dakota Virginia are listed as adopting measures, while eighteen states already prohibit certain practices.
A dated discussion outlines state and federal moves on branch banking. It notes a Bretton Woods era debate about insured deposits and the potential rapid adoption of new banking provisions, with comments on confidence and currency stability.
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