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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
1
A string of brief, opinion laden items covers campaigns, public figures, and social issues. Mentions Georgia politics, taxes, liquor, banks, and the Star Spangled Banner. Includes quotes about Gilliam, Talmadge, and Hoke Smith with casual commentary.
The piece surveys the Georgia gubernatorial race with Judge Claude Pittman and Governor Talmadge trading arrows, notes on a planned Bainbridge stump speech, and concerns over early campaigning. It also discusses a vacancy on the Thomas County Board of Commissioners, potential interim appointments, and local political dynamics amid reform and public service.
A citizen letter praises the Imes Enterprise for dispelling gloom through responsible journalism but declines praise for itself. The Times Enterprise states it seeks no recognition and emphasizes serving the community with cooperative effort. It notes the Waycross Journal Herald received the award and affirms the value of its own contribution.
New York writer O. O. McIntyre riffs on urban life on June 29. He names playful caricatures and figures including Betzi Beaton a blonde Dolores and cartoonist C. O. McIntyre Will A. Johnstone. The piece alludes to Tatiana Tchernavin and Broadway magnate Jimmy Thompson with sharp, sketchy portraits.
Fragmented list of clues hints at varied topics from nature to objects. Readable phrases include rail bird, river in Norway, light rain, silkworm, tear apart, summoned in public places, and references to old terms such as matrics and transgression.
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