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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
1
A miscellany of brief items cites summer mood in Thomasville as the legislature to act, the air force field status, Georgia congressmen, press misprints, and social quirks including Hoover, Dawes, and embassy liquor notes. Georgia peaches and a wartime vibe mix with opinions on merging cities and stalled reforms.
The piece argues honorary degrees lack academic qualifications yet note value in recognizing achievement. It highlights the London University external degree as a democratic option, usable by nontraditional students, with calls to rename it to reflect access rather than attendance. It warns against harmful boycotts though treats satire on reputational tactics as having limited effect.
The paper opposes city ownership of a large swimming pool but acknowledges strong demand for pools. It notes pools attract many swimmers and amuse daily. It suggests a private or non city run facility could succeed if placed at a resort with other attractions drawing regional visitors.
The piece discusses billboard advertising as a growing factor in beautification and protest movements. It notes bills on private property, potential boycotts of goods advertised near protests, and the conflict between advertisers and communities over prominent roadside boards.
In a drawn out legal saga, Tunney admitted paying Mrs. Fogarty 35000 to silence her during the Dempsey bout era. She now claims further damages, while Tunney faces defense costs to Homer v. Cummings and allies. Publicity and scandal loom as the case unfolds, with law and press both mounting pressure. The airport decision and other notes finish the item.
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