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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
9
The Thomasville Times Enterprise prints a satirical piece lampooning night noises roosters and cars. It notes civic concerns about disturbances and praises four longtime local businessmen for ethical conduct and community service.
The Roosevelt campaign announces he is physically fit for the arduous presidential race and for managing national duties. The announcement follows prior speculation about his health and readiness for the campaign grind.
The Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co promotes newspaper advertising as a driver of business confidence, planning a campaign in 1,900 papers. It argues sustained advertising shapes public opinion and supports economic recovery amid political scrutiny of Governor Roosevelts health and stance on measures.
In the Washington State War and Navy Building, 75 workers under David Salmon handled June 20 to July 5 communications to Paris Berlin London and Rome. A 24 hour operation delivered encoded messages to embassies with record breaking speed and hours. The piece also notes political hopes on Volstead law changes and Roosevelt’s standing in the south.
French memorandum to the League of Nations says Paris cannot disarm further under current European conditions. The stance dampens Hoover era optimism after the London seven power conference and signals a setback for the Geneva disarmament talks. Officials doubt Britain or the United States will accept France’s security guarantees. Some see the memo as political leverage at home or a bargaining step for Geneva progress. Secretary Stimson trip is hoped to ease path to the February conference.
London talks between German and American delegates on new credits for Germany produced no concrete outcomes. Bernard von Buelow said talks with Secretaries Mellon and Simons moved slowly after dinner. Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtin pressed for rapid progress as the Canterbury neared Calais.
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