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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
2
The piece surveys Roosevelt and fellow politicians, debating two thirds rule, taxation honesty, and platform impacts. It notes Chicago’s new opera house, road weights, and calls for fair tax toward property, urging reform to prevent stagnation in Georgia. It reflects editorial musings on elections, taxation, and governance with named figures.
The county primary selected officers for the next four years and praised the integrity of all candidates. The piece notes post election sentiment, calls for unity, and congratulates the new governor while reflecting on taxes and political vows in Florida. It also questions fiscal policy and urges practical charity in tough times.
Daytona lawyer Dave Sholtz won the gubernatorial nomination over former governor John W. Martin in a dramatic Florida campaign. Sholtz, an ardent public advocate and respected citizen of Daytona, trailed in the first race but surged in the runoff to secure the nomination.
The fragment hints at Friday’s possible naming of four presidential candidates and a majority’s will to formally select Roosevelt. It mentions boll weevils near extinction but poised to return as cotton rises. A cynical remark on debt urges, Do not worry.
Washington observers say Joseph Tumulty voiced Irish temper in defending Woodrow Wilson against New Deal leaders opposing the League of Nations political stance. The former Wilson private secretary remains loyal, condemning attacks on Wilsonian doctrine and praising the healing peace efforts amid current political strains.
The notice covers a Thomasville Georgia forecast with thundershowers likely tonight and Friday, plus temperature and precipitation data. It shifts to a short political rumor about Joseph Tumulty possibly seeking a New Jersey Senate seat, noting his humor about a potential title.
Senator Sheppard of Texas said he would vote to submit a repeal amendment to the states but oppose ratification by Texas and oppose modifying the Volstead Act while the Eighteenth Amendment remains in effect. He noted Democratic platform implications and linked actions to party conventions.
Washington June 30 The hard boiled top sergeants began directing the bonus seeking army today. Under orders of commander in chief Walter W Waters the unit was put through drills to enforce discipline and efficiency.
The May report from the Sixth District Federal Reserve Bank notes gains in building contracts life insurance sales pig iron production in Alabama and borrowings of member banks but declines in wholesale and retail trade and textile mill activity In Florida and the 11th district building contracts were more than twice as heavy as in April Ordinary life insurance sales rose 2.1 percent over the prior month Reserve bank credit outstanding at Atlanta rose by 42000000 Department store sales fell 2.8 percent and were 29.9 percent lower than May last year Cotton cloth production declined 4.4 percent from April and 4.8 percent from May last year.
Eastern time departures for Cairo Bainbridge and intermediates at 9 00 a m and 6 45 a m Leave Thomasville for Moultrie TLf ln and intermediate points at 10 50 a m at 3 00 p m and paraded under a hot run Police kept strict watch on the encampment to prevent abuse of unlimited powers Food supplies from local donors fed the men today on reduced rations
A compilation of political notices from Thomas and Thames Counties announces candidates for the legislature. The letters pledge duty integrity and tax reform while urging public support and voter engagement in the upcoming September 1932 primary.
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