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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
1
In the political chatter section the piece notes Garner's chances, the ongoing discussion of the Garner Relief Bill, and the Roosevelt campaign. It references Chicago politics, the Democrats' internal battles, and the public weather of the season. The column mixes local notes with national figures like Al Smith and Roosevelt.
President Hoover proposes a two one third arms reduction worldwide amid European finance talks in Switzerland. France doubts the plan, fearing German aggression and demanding safety pacts. Britain and others show apathy as reparations and postwar debts loom large.
An afternoon visit to a large local bread plant shows crowds of women, children, and elderly lining up for stale bread. The piece condemns widespread unemployment and social neglect as the agony of hunger grows despite relief efforts and charitable groups.
Paul Morard, trusted police official for President Albert Lebrun’s safety, is a doctor of laws, linguist and notable boxer. A former lightweight champion and later middleweight titleholder, Morard helped found the French boxing federation and remains its vice president.
In Genoa conservatives and modernists clash over a project to build four 197 foot tall skyscrapers at the corners of a new public square in the heart of the city.
In Ashwood's house party on his island, a guest is murdered. Detective Stevens and Ashwood inspect the scene and search for clues as tension rises among captives and guards. Dr Michael is found murdered and the crew is kept apart while plans form for further investigation.
A set of notices from Thomas County political candidates for the run-off primary led by Judge W A Jones and other contenders. The statements pledge fair hearings and diligent office duties, with requests for June 28 and June 29 voting, and support for sheriff and representative races.
John A. Cobb expresses willingness to accept an office and promises to work earnestly for the people of the county, signaling commitment and respect in a brief election message.
Protestant churches in Berlin plan meetings to aid the jobless with material and spiritual support as winter approaches. Gatherings take place at The Dom, the dominant church site in the area.
Sydney report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics states that while the Aboriginal population has remained around 60,000 for a decade, intermarriage has raised the number of mixed heritage individuals from 12,630 to 19,014, reflecting social and demographic shifts.
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