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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
A collage of clipped opinions critiques and quips covers topics from U S census costs to streetcar strikes and European affairs. It riffs on Hoover and Long while noting U S banks cutting savings rates and ponderings on Mexico City Rotary International tenure.
The article discusses federalism versus states rights as a long running theme. It notes the NRA ruling, calls for constitutional amendment power shifts, and reflects on Roosevelt era tensions. It references floods in Missouri Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Cuba extortion regulations, and mentions the blue eagle symbol.
Laurie Moore, widow of a Pacific flight lost, works for Mark Albery of a London airplane firm and admires him. En route from Liverpool she encounters a dangerous moment on a train when a stranger saves her, prompting tension and questions about Gladys the sister and Laurie's modern independence.
The article notes a new television experiment projecting an image over a cable between New York and Philadelphia while conversation occurs. It explains the mechanism in technical terms and foresees future methods for remote conversations with clear visual transmission. The piece views TV projects as preliminary and not especially alluring.
A garbled puzzle page lists numerous cryptic clues with partial answers including numbers and stray words. The fragment mentions Wyoming and a London police man, along with scattered definitions such as Dark spot, Unaccompanied archaic, City in Scotland, and others, all jumbled without coherent solution.
A complaint claiming the Florida chain store tax law violates the constitution was filed in circuit court by Harry G. Wells and B. K. Roberts for Russ J. Davis, challenging the act that capped occupational licenses and gross receipts with revenue for public schools.
Lumber shipments from the United States in the first quarter of this year climbed 33 percent compared with the same period in 1934, reflecting growing foreign demand and a stronger export market.
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