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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
6
The Times Enterprise compiles editorials reflecting on state and federal affairs including Georgia politics, highway control, Roosevelts talks with Moley, and playful asides about rail, wine, and industry. The piece notes Talmadge’s rhetoric and the looming influence of federal action on state matters.
The article argues that cotton prices depend on reducing growing acreage by about ten million acres. It states the government will pay for acreage reduction and may sell options at six cents, aiming to prevent a price drop if farmers cooperate. It warns that without agreed cuts, cotton yields could surge and prices fall, risking regional ruin.
The article discusses how the Van Sweringens started with limited funds yet leveraged brains and ambition to orchestrate a major railroad merger with Morgan backing. It argues that intellectual capital can drive large projects for the public good, beyond mere financial resources.
Veterans of the World War push for fair compensation arguing that non combatants receive larger pay while maimed and ill veterans are neglected. They urge honest review to weed out unworthy recipients and expand aid, citing national need and public support as crucial factors.
Nicholas Boyd, a disfigured movie star, contemplates his fortune and a German operation while Georgie Ban croft confesses love. Their fragile connection fractures as his impending departure and her fear of social ruin loom, leaving Georgie torn between hope and shame. Georgie teases a looming revelation for tomorrow.
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