23 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
1
In a fragmentary page item the Thomasville Times Enterprise lists editor and staff bylines, subscription notes, and brief oddities. Mentions Miss America husband, the sentiment about wine and beer slogans, and a tease about Lowden opposing Hoover.
The column analyzes Georgia delegates avoidance of Houston and the larger fight over prohibition. It notes physicians’ orders limiting travel for some, while arguing the main issue at Houston will be prohibition and its national campaign implications. It discusses Hoover Smith Walker Roosevelt and regional power dynamics in the South.
A brief item recalls a New York theatre kissing incident where ushers assaulted a couple, later punished by courts, and argues against crowd overreach. It also surveys A. H. Woodward's priceless maternal legacy praising love and service over wealth, and ends with a remark on Lowden’s political runs and alleged election irregularities.
Official minutes from June 20 1928 show the Thomasville Board of Education electing new staff including E O Garner high school teacher and assistant athletic coach Julia Maxwell geography Lydia Minter second grade and Mabel Powell colored schools. The board authorized a Remington Noiseless typewriter purchase and referred Fletcher ville East Side and colored schools repair needs to the Building Committee with power to act. Approved bills totaled 71.51 and 338.19. adjourned.
The Examiner reports Mae Murray and her husband David M'Divani Prince of Georgia are parents to a son born sixteen months ago in Los Angeles. They kept the birth secret to protect her career, noting the child has remained in Los Angeles and not publicized in Europe.
Jackson Tennessee June 3 The political upheaval in China is a movement of Chinese youth described as foolhardy by Miss Elizabeth Clairborne a Jackson Methodist missionary at the Cumberland Presbyterians 98th general assembly. She urged aid sympathy and prayers for China noting America is free to help with an open door policy. Committee meetings and assembly business filled the day.
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