25 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
1
A mixed page from the Times-Enterprise of Thomasville Georgia includes editorials and syndicated opinion items. It references public notices, subscription details, and a string of short political and social observations, with commentary on Roosevelt, Congress, and local civic life.
The piece surveys a fraught international scene as England Germany Italy and France clash over naval parity Ethiopia and potential alignments. It notes Eden's Rome visit Mussolini's stance and warns of growing German-Japanese links threatening stability amid warnings of a possible broader crisis.
The Roosevelt tax program aims to close the deficit with higher rates on incomes and estates, backed by some Congress members with differing views. Experts note the plan would require substantial revenue and caution about the economic strain, while Congress debates feasibility and recession-proofing.
Rex Moore returns to London and learns his wife Laurie Moore works for Mark Albery. Laurie encounters Rex unrecognized in her attic as Rex reveals he is her husband and says Albery fed him her address. Tomorrow she faces the challenge of explaining the strange situation.
An old advertisement promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a cure for constipation and related illness. It asserts prompt relief and lists various beneficiaries, presenting the product as a dependable medicine for bodily complaints.
Victor Barron, 46, a former Atlanta newspaperman and advertising agency employee, was found dead near Georgia Tech's Rose Bowl Field. Detectives identified him with help from James Wilson of Newspaper Features Inc. Coroner's inquest ordered. no marks of violence. He had left the office ill yesterday.
A long OCR style puzzle entry lists numbered clues with partial phrases and typos. It includes items like exclamation of weariness and impatience, table dish, declare, nimbleness, spike of donors, literary fragments, musical instrument, splendor, and other fragmented terms. The text appears as a garbled puzzle solution draft with many misspellings and placeholders.
Helen Hicks and Babe Didrikson start the annual women's western open in Chicago with match play. Hicks, former national champion, returns to competition at Sunset Ridge CC after 1933, scoring 79 to win medal honors. Didrikson qualifies with 83. They are in opposite brackets, with a potential 36 hole final Saturday adding interest.
Carrollton resigns athletic coach W W Fowler to join Tennille schools. West Point Manufacturing to pay July 1 quarterly dividend of 1 percent totaling 72000 across Alabama plants. Milledgeville plans a system to identify 1500 prison graves. Newnan pastor Donald C S Young naturalizes. Georgia residents receive papers. University of Georgia summer enrollment hits 1573 with 287 FERA teachers. Vidalia to host July 4 celebration with baseball games parade and street dance. Albany reports 15 carload watermelons shipped in Dougherty County setting 1935 season high.
Meridian Mississippi June 25 The Ole Miss endurance plane flown by Al and Fred Key reached 500 hours on its 22nd day aloft despite a flat tire ground crew warned of possible crack up when landing The flight has flown 40 000 miles since starting June 4 aiming to surpass the 553 hour 41 minute 30 second world record set by the Hunter brothers in 1930
Fort Benning Georgia June 25 1934 123 officers completed ten months of study at the world’s largest infantry school. The 1934 1935 class was graduated after the four way maneuver exercise on Thursday. Major General George S Simonds deputy chief of the United States Army delivered the principal commencement address and many graduates prepared for assignments at various army posts.
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