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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
A long dispatch argues over repeal versus continuation of the 18th amendment. It surveys Republican and Democratic conventions, predicts shifts in platform language, and notes potential impacts on Congress and state ratification, with reference to Hoovers stance and Smith as a possible candidate.
A writer notes rowdy baseball fans in the stands jeer players and especially umpires. While anger flares when the home team loses, the piece emphasizes that heckling is common but should avoid cruelty, recognizing umpires may be doing their best despite perceived faults.
Fans worldwide react to Tuesday night verdict awarding the title to American challenger Jack Sharkey. Reporters say broadcasts were unbiased and final, with German contender praised for skill yet the decision deemed based on merit not wagers or future earnings.
Fair tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies in Thomasville and vicinity. Observations show high pressure in the southeast and Mississippi Valley, with hot and dry conditions continuing across the Cotton Belt. Rain was light and scattered along the Gulf coast and lower Lake region, with a continuation of fair hot weather expected for Friday.
In Atlanta the death of Major E R E Schimudt longtime military director at Marist College is reported after a two week illness at a local hospital. The 30 year veteran served in military leadership and education.
State schools chief M L Duggan head of Atlanta schools Dr W A Sutton and Prof S H Hastings depart Atlanta for Atlantic City to attend a National Education Association meeting proceedings.
Notice lists for sale sign cards at 10 cents each or a dollar per dozen and loan negotiations on city property or to consolidate tax liens. Names Jesse J. Gainey associated with the notices.
A veteran Central of Georgia employee, 26 years with the system and traffic manager since 1928, died after a bout of appendicitis. Survived by a widow, two sons, two brothers, Paul Wright of Atlanta and Harry Wright of Greenville, S. C.
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