Quip Filled Page From Thomasville Times Enterprise
The Thomasville Times Enterprise column prints a collection of satirical quips and social comments. It references figures like Hitler and Lehman, comments on the Cuban situation and C I D, and notes on local road projects and editors dining on seafood in Savannah.
John Vaughn remembered for steadfast public service
A tribute to John Crawford Vaughn, longtime Thomas County commissioner, praising his unselfish, honest, and fearless service. The piece lauds his principled stance, sacrifices, and dedication to the people, noting his death ends a distinctive era of local governance. It contrasts his integrity with broader public life and mentions political echoes and memorial absence.
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John Vaughn
Langer Conviction Prompts Call for Gubernatorial Stand
The North Dakota governor William Langer faces a felony sentence after federal conviction. Lieut. Gov. Ole Olson and several cabinet members push that the conviction disqualifies him from office, framing the dispute as partisan politics and urging the governor to be removed if found guilty.
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William Langer
North Dakota
Ole Olson
The Marion Davies Portrait Controversy Abroad
A stir over Marion Davies portrait shown in an Italian gallery drew international attention. The exhibit provoked anger among various agencies involved in selecting works, with critics calling the display inappropriate and aimed at misrepresenting Davies.
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Marion Davies
Leries
New York Pay by Pay Chronicle by McIntyre
The column recalls a New York produce district scene with chauffeur John De Carlo noting a hotel sign for farmers and wit about wise guys. It weaves in Paris reports, film chatter about Loretta Young and Bob Hague’s watches, plus opinions from Mencken and Lewis and a note on R. L. Stevenson.
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New York
Arnold Bennett
First Avenue
John DeCarlo
Mulberry Street
George Raft
McIntyre
Tenth Avenue
Comanches Last Stand and a Man Without Hands
The article recalls Custer's Last Stand fought 58 years ago and notes the lone survivor horse Comanche. It profiles D B Hawkins of Oskaloosa Iowa who, without hands since age 16, serves Mahaska county as recorder using artificial hands and a typewriter. Also mentions his hobbies and service with the Eagles.
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Custer
Miles W. Keogh
War Department
D. B. Hawkins
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Mahaska County
Hawkins
Eagles
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