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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
2
A collection of scattered remarks touching politics culture and everyday life. Items reference Pluto Ford Hoover and Ford claims about cantaloupes while noting summer heat and planned theatre reforms. The text blends opinions on public figures and media with incomplete lines and garbled phrases.
The Times Enterprise weighs in on whether Thomasville merchants should close for the Fourth of July. The piece argues against an outright closing Saturday or Monday, citing shopper needs and county turnout, while urging tolerance for differing views among workers and the unemployed.
The piece discusses Georgia's tax system evolution toward installment income taxes and a five mill property levy. It argues for flexible payment schedules, suggests four to six installments, and notes benefits of spreading payments while acknowledging bookkeeping needs. It favors statewide adoption for public convenience.
The article argues for a total embargo on Russian products, labeling Soviet plans as a threat to global trade and living standards. It contends the embargo protects workers, rejects Russia’s alleged industrial parity, and cites Canada’s stance as a model against communism and foreign influence.
Washington lawmakers push to present George Washington in intimate fashion for the 1932 Bicentennial. H O Bishop leads reporters' notes on Washingtons humor and diplomacy. A White House visit with college football players ends with a rookie misstep as a raccoon coated student greets President Hoover as Mr Coolidge.
The piece contrasts winter hunger and fuel scarcity with government workers who fare well despite economic decline. It argues against indiscriminate wage cuts while noting broad discontent as skilled and unskilled labor suffer differently under the era’s downturn.
The text notes Haiti demanding withdrawal of American force and hints at lingering spunk in the country amid misdirected energy. It reflects a struggle over sovereignty and international involvement without clear outcomes or dates.
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