25 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1938
Page
1
The text assembles editorials and commentary on diverse topics from banking reforms to international politics. It cites Roosevelt era policies, wartime sentiments, social warnings, and generic public notices, with strong emphasis on economic matters and public morality.
A fragmentary Washington report notes Senator Ashurst of Arizona addressing Congress on unity and the conduct of debate. The piece hints at ongoing tensions and questions about appropriate rhetoric during sessions without detailing specific actions or outcomes.
An elderly Boston suburb ex-cop of Irish extraction earns local renown for a traffic incident. He tells a abusive motorist wife she has trouble enough, bowing and directing the car to proceed amid a knotted exchange.
In a wry voice a patient jokes that Congress dodged much legislation from pensions to canal projects while he lies in bed. He recalls bills not passed, from anti lynching to a Florida ship canal, and notes taxes on Indian lands and highway plans. He reflects on convalescence as bright with visitors, books, and mischief.
George Tucker writes from New York while confined to bed by illness and medical orders for a week. He shares reflections on diverse matters and observes daily urban scenes from his temporary retreat.
The article observes syncopated rhythm in music found in nearly every savage or semi civilized nation, noting its widespread presence across diverse cultures. It contrasts rhythmic variation with standard harmonies and highlights its role in cultural expression.
In South Paris Maine on June 25 counsel for Francis M Carroll 43 indicted for murdering Dr James G Littlefield seeks a venue change. Carroll aided by Claude R Chapman argues a fair trial in Oxford county impossible and may ask for a July 12 date extension. Dwyer 18 serving life for the doctor’s murder testified to the same case.
Mary Duke Biddle 18, heiress daughter of Mrs. Mary Duke Biddle and Anthony Drexel Biddle, U S ambassador to Poland, marries Dr. Josiah, a young Oklahoma physician, after a campus romance at Duke University. The couple begins a honeymoon in Eupone as Duke University stands among the nation’s wealthiest institutions.
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