27 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
1
Georgia faces a New Deal test amid political and personal values as voters prepare for a Democratic primary. The piece notes Georgia's independent voters, mentions Senator George and Patton, and discusses broader wartime and travel implications, with references to Atlanta and Savannah.
Fragmented excerpt discusses the horrors of war, civilian suffering, and the demonization of violence. It contrasts historic cruelties with current bombing and terror, noting how attacks on noncombatants strain democracies and fuel relentless aggression.
Fragmented OCR text discusses bombings and air defense in Europe and planned highways in the United States. Mentions potential meteor highways between continents, and a long fight over the life of a kidnapper named Mc Call.
Irvin S. Cobb recalls a New York Jockey Club official who returns home grown stout. A North visit shows a noticeable change in appearance and a family cook remarks a protruding stomach is fit for showing a gold watchchain, with dialect humor throughout.
A quick review of President Roosevelt’s push and pull with Congress through the 75th session. It covers relief and wage hour battles, Supreme Court reform fights, and foreign policy moves affecting his popular authority and the military expansion bill.
In the Florida primary Senator Pepper won decisively over a New Deal critic who had challenged his seat. The wage hour bill was revived and passed after modifications to ease southern resistance. The President's request for tighter control of relief funds was granted. The House and about one third of the Senate face re election, with underlings aiming to root out opposition to New Deal programs this summer.
A first person mock diary entry from a patient in Rutherford New Jersey near New York describes a strained recovery. The narrator mocks a rapid physician recovery, recalls a past transfusion aiding a child, and notes distant views of the Empire State Building from a quiet sickroom.
A long schedules page lists station broadcasts across RED BLUE networks with concerts, news and talk show times. The writer adds a reflective note about a quiet town near Times Square feeling far from the city and expresses fatigue and a wish for restful sleep.
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