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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
1
The piece comments on postwar diplomacy, labor strife, and economic policy. It criticizes Congress for adjournment while warning of power in a single leader. It cites tax, inflation, and public works debates, and references Ford Garner and Texas trips amid ongoing political tension.
A wartime political column argues Americans must prepare for peace while honoring duty in conflict. It condemns blind obedience to leaders, praises independent judgment, and laments party discipline over principle in national policy and insurance funding debates.
The piece notes Washington officials lavish gadgets and memorabilia in their offices, from Admiral Land’s nautical dock and a ship bell desk to Roosevelt’s trays and a brass shell ash tray. It mentions desks piled with trinkets, a totem pole on Rep. Maverick’s desk, and Senators decorating walls with political cartoons.
The article notes senators Borah and Pittman with ornate desks and gifts. It highlights Ben Cohen and Tommy Corcoran in the White House brain trust as gadget lovers. It mentions Sheppard of Texas and a Browning machine gun mounted behind his chair in the military matters committee office.
New York playwright Owen Davis has written about 200 plays totaling around seven and a half million words. Frank and Anne Hummert run a large advertising operation producing some 500 radio programs, crafting most of the scripts. Their Greenwich Connecticut estate hums with work as assistants and editors translate ideas into polished lines.
A famous New York Catholic dignitary sped downtown in a closed car to keep a busy appointment. A traffic cop halted the vehicle and, in a moment of tension, the driver was checked. The dignitary spoke gently, and the officer saluted, explaining the crossing patrol down the street is Protestant.
The passage recalls Frank from New Orleans and Anne from Baltimore both with newspaper backgrounds. Anne met international figures in Paris and interviewed dignitaries while Frank notes Texas Ranger rides on the Mexican border. They discuss early starts in reporting and a joint career path shaping their savings.
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