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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
5
A compact column of editorial asides and quick observations covers topics from Finlands status to farm home welfare, Roosevelt's upcoming trip, Huey Long coverage, European creditors, and Georgia college enrollments. It notes political campaigns, weather impacts, and public figures with a mix of commentary and light anecdotes.
NRA authorities in Washington demand Whitley Construction surrender its blue Eagle after an inquiry found pay for common labor at ten cents to forty cents per hour versus the code's forty cent standard. The case, tied to Georgia politics and Governor Talmadge, is being turned to the justice department for prosecution though Whitley asserts it never signed the code. The dispute highlights wage scale tensions across the South as contractors consider tentative pay adjustments.
Plans to boost the Georgia exhibit at the Chicago Exposition include sending a group of Georgia girls as honored guests at a September ball. Thomas County fundraising, led by W. E. Beverly and J. S. Upchurch, aims to cover the fair’s expenses and enhance the exhibit. The Century of Progress Commission and local Chamber of Commerce may assign the Junior Chamber of Commerce to organize the event, highlighting Thomasville as a key Georgia influence.
A Times-Enterprise advert promoting youth evangelistic services at a Methodist church spurs discussion on youth conduct. The piece notes Junior Chamber of Commerce youth involvement in civic projects and argues for youth led reform, while reflecting on sensational coverage of nudist news and public attitudes toward youth.
Quote emphasizes that if the young people decide to set a standard and work toward its achievement, the battle will be half won before it begins.
O. O. McIntyre recalls a weekend escape from New York to Darien Connecticut in 1934. He contrasts city noise with bucolic calm, noting farms, inns, and a longing for country life amid reflections on cultural figures and the lure of nature.
A radish weighing nearly eight pounds was grown recently near Mount Dora Florida. The find highlights local vegetable cultivation and unusual produce in the area.
A compilation of crossword clues with across and down entries. It lists definitions such as Bring into being Bent or directed back Ebb Alternative Take from Myself Victory Partake of liquid Prickly seed covering and more, alongside other entries like Filaments and Pilots, suggesting a filled puzzle grid with many standard crossword terms and some misspellings corrected by context.
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