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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
3
Local column items touch on repeal politics and social norms, with notes about Hennessy heir arrival, modesty debates, and civic issues. Mentions of Roosevelt era politics, Talmadge debates, and a gossip line on Jack Williams and prize wins.
The Public Service Commission faces scrutiny over alleged favors to utility interests and passes issued to relatives and employees. The hearing remains unsettled with potential further disclosures, while the piece urges impartial rulings and warns against corruption or partisanship.
A Crawford girl named Joan offers no sentimental affection for her ex husband Doug yet says she would travel to meet his demand if needed. The piece notes their mismatched marriage and the front page emphasis on marital troubles as pneumonia threatens Doug. The writer reflects on genuine versus performative sacrifice.
The piece argues that all nations except the United States won the war. It notes Germany's strong postwar position and Europe’s enviable status, while the U.S. debt rose from about one to twenty billion dollars, with little chance of recovering owed sums.
Thomasville sees green corn hauled in cars for east markets. Despite a poor season, shipments fetch about forty-two cents per hamper, roughly a dollar and a quarter per bushel, a strong result for farmers.
Federal judges refuse to enjoin sheriffs from halting a Georgia beer seizure. Barnett claims no view on letting Talmadge receive ten million, leaving the question unresolved.
Georgie Bancroft confronts separation as her mother and stepfather arrive from New York. She encounters Nicholas Boyd who plans a Germany operation to revive his movie career. A kiss on a scarred face seals a bittersweet goodbye and sparks a cascade of family upheaval in London.
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