24 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
1
A Thomasville Times Enterprise page recounts Roosevelt nomination talk and Georgia’s delegation dynamics at Philadelphia. Mentions Landon Smith Talmadege figures and local figures like J L Rainey and the Dawson News, noting quotas and platform language.
The keynote address by Jim Farley defends the New Deal as the party’s core issue in the coming election. The piece notes fear among some Democrats about progressive moves and the risk of business chaos, while praising Roosevelt’s recovery aims and criticizing Hoover-era opposition and politicized courts.
The piece endorses Senator Richard B. Russell Jr for re election to a six year U S Senate term in the September 9 primary. It praises his astute politics and national knowledge while urging support as the best choice over potential opponents including Governor Talmadge.
Safety campaigns have urged careful driving but crashes persist. The Times reprints concise rules from automakers covering speed, right of way, lane use, signaling, curb turns, stop signs, road signs shapes, and general driver control to save lives.
Preston Grover reports on the Virginia era platform guided by Senator Glass, praising its Jeffersonian roots and Roosevelt support while noting reservations about centralization and relief spending. The piece references Glass’s long service on the platform committee and highlights guidance for future Democratic stance and GOP contrasts.
Observers note Minnesota could join a third party movement but question the prospects after viewing Lemke's image, doubting its impact on voter embrace.
George Tucker notes the Lafayette theatre in Harlem draws 7 million people nightly for a colored cast Macbeth with vibrant uniforms and stagecraft. The production features blunderbuss pistols, a Viennese style banquet, and standout lighting and costuming praised by critics. WPA shows like Triple A Plowed Under and Murder in the Cathedral are cited as records, while Mal Hallett leads a rail-heavy orchestra career.
A list of crossword style clues spans topics from Transoceania steamship routes to nerve networks and proofreader directions. Entries include geographic hints, literary terms, and common phrases such as Frolic above fatigue and meaningless repetition.
The Atlanta Journal notes Newton D. Baker of the American Judicature Society argues that weak judicial power stems from political entanglements. The society journal cites judges swayed by personality and the presidency of the judiciary, with a keynote speech deemed not very strong.
A hungry and impatient man enters a Bowery lunchroom and takes a seat as a shirt-sleeved waiter approaches. The fragment suggests a bustling urban dining moment with an ordinary street setting.
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