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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
Column discusses highway funding, Gov. Talmadge stance, Pecora, Roosevelt plans, and potential federal intervention over a ten million highway fund. Mentions militia guarding the governor, tax issues, and a national conference with possible martial law implications.
The governor moves to martial law and takes control of the highway department after a road dispute. Adjutant General acts, salaries are paid, and officials Barnett Vereen are displaced. Federal funds for road building hang in balance as courts and politics clash.
The Times Enterprise urges the state banking department to publish quarterly statements on the two closed state banks detailing liquidation progress, funds on hand, and costs, while denying rumors about settlements and official roles. Readers press for accountability. officials dispute rumors and stress ongoing liquidation actions.
A secret consignment of 5,000 fezzes moved from Istanbul to Turkey's eastern provinces. Moslems in public wear hats under Kemal's modernizing decrees while at home they retain the traditional fezz.
Georgie Bancroft grows close to Nicholas Boyd, a once famous actor bent on restoring his looks and career. As Georgie navigates affection, money, and a looming German operation, she confronts shifting loyalties, impending separations, and the fragile line between romance and ambition.
Mrs. Maxie Crummey of Texarkana Texas says Cardus relieved irregular trouble pains and cramping. She reports giving Cardus to her daughters who also improved. Druggists endorse Cardui and urge use for weak run down monthly suffering and long enough to judge benefits.
Washington observers note a late senate revolt by independent Republicans led by George Norris against veteran compensation cuts. The episode unsettled Capitol Hill, contrasting the group’s usual insurgent stance with cooperation toward the Roosevelt program while fueling debates on party lines and independence.
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